Midterm election funding comparison

Democratic candidates are outpacing their Republican opponents’ fund- raising levels in the most contested 69 seats up for grabs in the House of Representatives, according to the Federal Election Commission

TOTAL REPORTED FUNDS RAISED IN MOST COMPETITIVE HOUSE RACES

Democrats: $252m                     Republicans: $172m

TOP 10 FUNDRAISERS (by district, with their Republican rivals)

$10m 
8
6
4
2
0 CA 39  PA 1 WI 1 NJ 11 KY 6 NY 19 CA 48 CA 25 CA 10 IL 6


Includes $8m Cisneros loaned his campaign 

Includes $8.8m Wallace loaned his campaign

Gil Cisneros: Ahead of rival by 452%
                                 
Gil Cisneros  $9,974,498
Young Kim     $2,204,680

Scott Wallace     $9,814,246
Brian Fitzpatrick $3,090,809

Randy Bryce       $7,406,519
Bryan Steil       $1,669,587

Mikie Sherrill  $7,001,699
Jay Webber      $1,028,261

Amy McGrath     $6,690,749 
Andy Barr       $4,400,178

Antonio Delgado $6,589,846 
John Faso       $3,351,685

Harley Rouda     $6,355,852
Dana Rohrabacher $2,252,588

Katie Hill    $6,274,385
Steve Knight  $2,165,338

Josh Harder   $6,092,046 
Jeff Denham   $4,127,483

Peter Roskam  $5,879,732 
Sean Casten   $4,731,375

Democrats betting on small donor energy to make difference in tight races, with many of them raising large sums this way


  Source: The New York Times Picture: Associated Press © GRAPHIC NEWS