Money by state
$7.3M was spent for or against federal candidates in Nebraska in 2026.
Who took in the most
What each campaign reported receiving.
| NE | 3,828 | $23.5M | |
| NE | 806 | $2.5M | |
| NE | 678 | $595.5K | |
| NE | 316 | $540.7K | |
| NE | 298 | $538.8K | |
| NE | 606 | $533.3K | |
| NE | 826 | $526.9K | |
| NE | 487 | $508.2K | |
| NE | 761 | $470K | |
| NE | 796 | $368.7K |
A receipt shows who gave, not what they wanted.
Outside spending by candidate: 10 candidates
| Denise Powell | Democratic | U.S. House, NE | $3.1M | — | 16 |
| John Cavanaugh | Democratic | U.S. House, NE | $300.5K | $2.3M | 9 |
| Pete Ricketts | Republican | U.S. Senate, NE | $795.8K | $431 | 5 |
| Cindy Burbank | De | U.S. Senate, NE | $367.4K | — | 2 |
| Adrian Smith | Republican | U.S. House, NE | $283K | — | 1 |
| Dan Osborn | Independent | U.S. Senate, NE | $122 | $110K | 4 |
| Mike Marvin | Oth | U.S. Senate, NE | $73.4K | — | 1 |
| William Forbes | Democratic | U.S. Senate, NE | — | $63.3K | 1 |
| Brinker Harding | Republican | U.S. House, NE | — | $16.6K | 2 |
| Donald J Bacon | Republican | U.S. House, NE | — | $11.1K | 2 |