Money by state
$11.6M was spent for or against federal candidates in Pennsylvania in 2026.
Who took in the most
What each campaign reported receiving.
| PA | 5,326 | $13.9M | |
| PA | 880 | $12.8M | |
| PA | 5,521 | $12.1M | |
| PA | 3,195 | $8.1M | |
| PA | 3,753 | $7M | |
| PA | 1,555 | $6.7M | |
| PA | 5,049 | $6.7M | |
| PA | 2,468 | $6M | |
| PA | 4,605 | $5.8M | |
| PA | 3,236 | $4.6M |
A receipt shows who gave, not what they wanted.
Outside spending by candidate: 10 candidates
| Ala Stanford | Democratic | U.S. House, PA | $3.5M | — | 1 |
| Bob Brooks | Democratic | U.S. House, PA | $2.6M | $321.2K | 24 |
| Christopher M. Rabb | Democratic | U.S. House, PA | $1.8M | $11.3K | 12 |
| Lamont McClure | Democratic | U.S. House, PA | $1.1M | — | 1 |
| Sharif Street | Democratic | U.S. House, PA | $656.1K | $70K | 3 |
| Ryan Crosswell | Democratic | U.S. House, PA | $103K | $397.3K | 3 |
| Rob Bresnahan | Republican | U.S. House, PA | — | $384.4K | 4 |
| Scott Perry | Republican | U.S. House, PA | $114K | $57.7K | 11 |
| Robert P. Casey Jr. | Democratic | U.S. Senate, PA | $146.4K | $10K | 6 |
| Paige Cognetti | Democratic | U.S. House, PA | $103.2K | — | 5 |