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Top 20 Cities by Democratic money

The 20 cities with the most democratic money in the 2025–2026 election cycle, ranked by contributions reported from addresses in the city, each linked to its own record.

NEW YORKNew York$202,557,380of $381,614,905 in allWASHINGTONDistrict of Columbia$92,381,924of $137,885,262 in allSAN FRANCISCOCalifornia$86,354,775of $129,431,113 in allCHICAGOIllinois$82,681,546of $116,390,163 in allLOS ANGELESCalifornia$54,129,106of $74,245,361 in allBOSTONMassachusetts$50,945,650of $68,724,322 in allHOUSTONTexas$35,738,696of $104,372,423 in allSEATTLEWashington$34,223,564of $40,821,325 in allGREENWICHConnecticut$34,082,871of $46,157,775 in allPALO ALTOCalifornia$27,328,171of $32,931,239 in allDALLASTexas$23,739,071of $93,941,725 in allATLANTAGeorgia$23,111,484of $47,335,463 in allBROOKLYNNew York$22,755,242of $28,003,988 in allAUSTINTexas$21,345,088of $113,153,177 in allMANHATTANNew York$21,278,008of $21,566,503 in allCAMBRIDGEMassachusetts$19,856,017of $22,735,782 in allCARMELIndiana$19,646,201of $25,048,778 in allBETHESDAMaryland$16,239,480of $20,611,025 in allARLINGTONVirginia$15,935,119of $29,922,075 in allDENVERColorado$15,485,199of $23,295,407 in all

Rankings cover the 20 largest reported amounts and are rebuilt with each publication (last on ). A total is reported money, which is not a measure of influence. How to read the data →