Conrad Cable
Democratic · Louisiana U.S. House district 4 · 2026
Race details and available evidence
Identity and election record
Matched by full name, party and race to an official election source checked 2026-10-03. Our current candidate list still includes this candidate. Check the election office for subsequent withdrawals, replacements or ballot changes.
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Other profiles from this race: Gordon Heslop · Matt Gromlich · Mike Johnson · Mike Nichols.
The money
| Candidate | Raised | Cash on hand | PAC share | Self-funded | Outside $ for | Outside $ against |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mike Johnson (Republican) incumbent Outside spenders and filings at FEC | $24,583,416 | $6,510,748 | 9% | $0 | See FEC filings linked beside the candidate | |
| Conrad Cable (Democratic) Outside spenders and filings at FEC | $1,842,506 | $408,808 | 0% | $0 | See FEC filings linked beside the candidate | |
| Matt Gromlich (Democratic) Outside spenders and filings at FEC | $452,199 | $16,846 | 0% | $359,018 | See FEC filings linked beside the candidate | |
| Gordon Heslop (Republican) Outside spenders and filings at FEC | $128,720 | $5,978 | 0% | $128,037 | See FEC filings linked beside the candidate | |
| Mike Nichols (Republican) Outside spenders and filings at FEC | $71,605 | $82 | 0% | $46,930 | See FEC filings linked beside the candidate | |
FEC bulk candidate summaries through October 14, 2026. Candidate summaries may include earlier election stages. Independent-spending totals are withheld here pending reconciliation of amendments and reporting periods. Use the candidate-specific FEC links to inspect committee, date and support/oppose records. A missing record does not establish that no spending occurred. Do not add outside spending to candidate receipts: money spent independently is separate from money raised by the candidate. These tables do not estimate a causal effect on votes; the race's model explanation identifies the inputs it actually uses.