GovMoneyGraph2023–2024
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Top 20 States by other-party money

The 20 states with the most other parties money in the 2023–2024 election cycle, ranked by contributions reported from addresses in the state, each linked to its own record.

Wyoming$25,414,778of $244,952,772 in allCalifornia$22,401,231of $1,969,383,865 in allNevada$18,770,981of $321,398,557 in allHawaii$14,453,035of $37,857,228 in allNew York$10,912,943of $1,179,875,823 in allFlorida$7,964,408of $1,038,962,714 in allTexas$6,699,694of $1,080,260,778 in allPennsylvania$5,811,482of $378,114,224 in allMassachusetts$4,870,084of $466,413,553 in allNew Jersey$4,084,832of $229,973,254 in allArizona$3,482,848of $176,221,697 in allWashington$3,304,808of $316,437,128 in allOhio$3,006,944of $260,682,121 in allIllinois$2,742,533of $630,942,572 in allDistrict of Columbia$2,655,046of $230,713,836 in allColorado$2,495,402of $213,896,408 in allVirginia$2,381,776of $319,152,869 in allMaine$2,217,967of $34,048,139 in allGeorgia$2,211,794of $193,740,473 in allMichigan$1,824,546of $219,503,355 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 →