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Of the Senate races shown where the favorite's chance is below 90%, TX Senate has the most money behind it: $203 million so far

The chart shows what each campaign has raised and what outside groups have spent on its side, either for the candidate or against the opponent, in the eleven Senate races shown, those where the favorite's chance is below 90% and both candidates have campaign-finance records. Across all the races shown, campaign receipts and outside spending together come to $745 million.

Data as of the forecast published November 2, 2026 and the latest campaign finance filing recorded, November 2, 2026.

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Raised by the campaign (solid)Outside groups on that side (paler)DemocratRepublicanIndependent← money on the Republican's sidemoney on the Democrat's or independent's side →Millions of dollars: raised by each campaign, plus outside groups' spending on its sideTX Senate: Paxton (R) raised $22.3M, outside groups spent $2.7M on that side; Talarico (D) raised $146.3M, outside groups spent $31.5M on that sideTX SenatePaxton $25MTalarico $178MMI Senate: Rogers (R) raised $23.0M, outside groups spent $35.0M on that side; El-Sayed (D) raised $53.8M, outside groups spent $15.0M on that sideMI SenateRogers $58MEl-Sayed $69MOH Senate: Husted (R) raised $19.9M, outside groups spent $9.3M on that side; Brown (D) raised $68.4M, outside groups spent $1.5M on that sideOH SenateHusted $29MBrown $70MIA Senate: Hinson (R) raised $14.1M, outside groups spent $4.8M on that side; Turek (D) raised $24.3M, outside groups spent $20.4M on that sideIA SenateHinson $19MTurek $45MAK Senate: Sullivan (R) raised $11.5M, outside groups spent $4.6M on that side; Peltola (D) raised $36.9M, outside groups spent $3.0M on that sideAK SenateSullivan $16MPeltola $40MME Senate: Collins (R) raised $22.5M, outside groups spent $2.5M on that side; Jackson (D) raised $26.9M, outside groups spent $3.5M on that sideME SenateCollins $25MJackson $30MLA Senate: Letlow (R) raised $7.1M, outside groups spent $11.6M on that side; Davis (D) raised $5.0M, outside groups spent $10.9M on that sideLA SenateLetlow $19MDavis $16MSC Senate: Graham (R) raised $1.9M, outside groups spent $2.8M on that side; Andrews (D) raised $24.2M, outside groups spent $0.1M on that sideSC SenateGraham $5MAndrews $24MNE Senate: Ricketts (R) raised $14.5M, outside groups spent $0.9M on that side; Osborn (I) raised $11.0M, outside groups spent $0.1M on that sideNE SenateRicketts $15MOsborn $11MFL Senate: Moody (R) raised $14.5M, outside groups spent $0.6M on that side; Nixon (D) raised $11.3M, outside groups spent $0.1M on that sideFL SenateMoody $15MNixon $11MKS Senate: Marshall (R) raised $5.4M, outside groups spent $0.3M on that side; Hamilton (D) raised $19.2M, outside groups spent $0.0M on that sideKS SenateMarshall $6MHamilton $19M

How to read it. Solid: the campaign's own receipts. Paler: independent expenditures by outside groups on that candidate's side. Only races where both candidates' filings are linked are shown.

Source. Federal Election Commission filings as recorded by FutureBallot, newest record per candidate; millions of dollars. Drawn November 2, 2026, 6:10 AM Pacific.

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