GovMoneyGraph2023–2024
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Top 20 Cities by other-party money

The 20 cities with the most other parties 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$3,684,356of $381,614,905 in allWASHINGTONDistrict of Columbia$1,583,386of $137,885,262 in allSAN FRANCISCOCalifornia$1,056,550of $129,431,113 in allSEATTLEWashington$951,596of $40,821,325 in allAUSTINTexas$873,594of $113,153,177 in allLOS ANGELESCalifornia$825,543of $74,245,361 in allPHILADELPHIAPennsylvania$794,139of $21,776,550 in allSAN DIEGOCalifornia$722,305of $18,792,353 in allCHICAGOIllinois$642,051of $116,390,163 in allLANHAMMaryland$491,702of $684,430 in allBOULDERColorado$461,868of $9,060,839 in allMISSOULAMontana$440,030of $2,264,352 in allBERKELEYCalifornia$437,403of $18,145,081 in allHOUSTONTexas$420,515of $104,372,423 in allBILLINGSMontana$363,453of $1,755,978 in allOMAHANebraska$360,664of $17,111,464 in allEAST HANOVERNew Jersey$336,809of $437,872 in allBROOKLYNNew York$324,893of $28,003,988 in allRIDGEFIELDConnecticut$324,741of $2,256,522 in allCAMBRIDGEMassachusetts$318,702of $22,735,782 in all

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