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Top 20 States by other-party money

The 20 states with the most other parties money in the 2025–2026 election cycle, ranked by contributions reported from addresses in the state, each linked to its own record.

California$10,938,368of $833,319,520 in allNew York$5,812,128of $617,052,564 in allPennsylvania$3,472,760of $217,986,359 in allTexas$2,944,852of $549,040,904 in allFlorida$2,378,126of $526,370,154 in allWashington$2,312,735of $130,923,799 in allMassachusetts$2,137,386of $228,174,737 in allIllinois$1,920,102of $317,880,701 in allOhio$1,830,138of $124,706,732 in allMontana$1,820,985of $14,409,451 in allNew Jersey$1,676,880of $109,926,226 in allMaryland$1,618,694of $111,733,003 in allDistrict of Columbia$1,598,644of $139,243,208 in allVirginia$1,413,180of $189,791,693 in allColorado$1,330,341of $97,660,593 in allConnecticut$1,084,436of $109,566,411 in allMinnesota$879,617of $72,475,583 in allMichigan$846,179of $127,004,152 in allNorth Carolina$839,412of $118,545,938 in allNebraska$815,971of $29,489,250 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 →