Senate Cash on Hand

Cash on hand in competitive Senate races

What the top Senate candidates had banked on Sept. 30 in competitive races, sorted by the cash advantage in each contest.
(Hover over state postal abbreviation to see Inside Elections race rating)

What the top Senate candidates had banked on Sept. 30 in races rated as competitive, sorted by the cash advantage in each contest.
State	CandidateCash on hand, Sept. 30	Advantage

Georgia, rated Lean Democratic	Sen. Jon Ossoff (D)$26.3 million	Democratic advantage: $25.1 million
Georgia, rated Lean Democratic	Mike Collins (R)$1.1 million	Democratic advantage: $25.1 million

North Carolina, rated Lean Democratic	Roy Cooper (D)$12.5 million	Democratic advantage: $11.6 million
North Carolina, rated Lean Democratic	Michael Whatley (R)$916,000	Democratic advantage: $11.6 million

Texas, rated Toss-Up	James Talarico (D)$14.6 million	Democratic advantage: $9.7 million
Texas, rated Toss-Up	Ken Paxton (R)$4.9 million	Democratic advantage: $9.7 million

Ohio, rated Toss-Up	Sen. Jon Husted (R)$8.9 million	Republican advantage: $4.0 million
Ohio, rated Toss-Up	Sherrod Brown (D)$4.9 million	Republican advantage: $4.0 million

Iowa, rated Tilt Republican	Ashley Hinson (R)$6.9 million	Republican advantage: $3.3 million
Iowa, rated Tilt Republican	Josh Turek (D)$3.6 million	Republican advantage: $3.3 million

Michigan, rated Tilt Democratic	Mike Rogers (R)$6.5 million	Republican advantage: $2.7 million
Michigan, rated Tilt Democratic	Abdul El-Sayed (D)$3.8 million	Republican advantage: $2.7 million

Kansas, rated Tilt Republican	Adam Hamilton (D)$3.2 million	Democratic advantage: $2.3 million
Kansas, rated Tilt Republican	Sen. Roger Marshall (R)$922,000	Democratic advantage: $2.3 million

Alaska, rated Toss-Up	Sen. Dan Sullivan (R)$5.1 million	Republican advantage: $1.9 million
Alaska, rated Toss-Up	Mary Peltola (D)$3.2 million	Republican advantage: $1.9 million

South Carolina, rated Lean Republican	Annie Andrews (D)$2.3 million	Democratic advantage: $1.7 million
South Carolina, rated Lean Republican	Sen. Darline Graham (R)$610,000	Democratic advantage: $1.7 million

Maine, rated Toss-Up	Sen. Susan Collins (R)$5.4 million	Republican advantage: $1.4 million
Maine, rated Toss-Up	Troy Jackson (D)$4.0 million	Republican advantage: $1.4 million

Florida, rated Likely Republican	Angie Nixon (D)$4.1 million	Democratic advantage: $1.3 million
Florida, rated Likely Republican	Sen. Ashley Moody (R)$2.8 million	Democratic advantage: $1.3 million

Nebraska, rated Lean Republican	Dan Osborn (I)$2.2 million	Independent advantage: $1.1 million
Nebraska, rated Lean Republican	Sen. Pete Ricketts (R)$1.1 million	Independent advantage: $1.1 million

New Hampshire, rated Tilt Democratic	Chris Pappas (D)$3.3 million	Democratic advantage: $865,000
New Hampshire, rated Tilt Democratic	John E. Sununu (R)$2.4 million	Democratic advantage: $865,000

Minnesota, rated Lean Democratic	Michele Tafoya (R)$2.1 million	Republican advantage: $589,000
Minnesota, rated Lean Democratic	Peggy Flanagan (D)$1.5 million	Republican advantage: $589,000

Note: Advantage is the difference in cash on hand between the top two candidates in each race.

Source: Federal Election Commission; Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales