Money by state
$19.1M was spent for or against federal candidates in Georgia in 2026.
Who took in the most
What each campaign reported receiving.
| GA | 3,109 | $31.6M | |
| GA | 980 | $1.6M | |
| GA | 714 | $583.2K | |
| GA | 435 | $579.5K | |
| GA | 300 | $411.7K | |
| GA | 306 | $411.6K | |
| GA | 576 | $395.3K | |
| GA | 307 | $373.3K | |
| GA | 288 | $355.5K | |
| GA | 323 | $294.6K |
A receipt shows who gave, not what they wanted.
Outside spending by candidate: 10 candidates
| Jasmine Clark | Democratic | U.S. House, GA | $4.3M | — | 4 |
| Derek Dooley | Republican | U.S. Senate, GA | $4.2M | $138 | 2 |
| Clay Fuller | Republican | U.S. House, GA | $2.8M | $26.5K | 9 |
| James Morris Kingston | Republican | U.S. House, GA | $1.9M | — | 5 |
| Houston Gaines | Republican | U.S. House, GA | $1.5M | — | 6 |
| Michael A Collins Jr | Republican | U.S. Senate, GA | $439.9K | $853.4K | 7 |
| John Cowan | Republican | U.S. House, GA | $526.1K | $40.1K | 5 |
| T. Jonathan Ossoff | Democratic | U.S. Senate, GA | $67.1K | $492K | 15 |
| Earl Leroy Carter | Republican | U.S. Senate, GA | — | $488.7K | 1 |
| Shawn Harris | Democratic | U.S. House, GA | $18K | $445.6K | 2 |