Senate
Chance of a Senate majority
D 73%▼ R +1
Expected seats 52.0 D · 48.0 R (−0.1 D since Oct 23)
D 73%, 73% Democratic.D 69%▼ R +1
Expected seats 51.8 D · 48.2 R (−0.1 D since Oct 23)
D 69%, 69% Democratic.Forecast updates · Forecast as of Oct 24
Saturday, October 24, 2026
- Calls changed
- 7
- Party changes
- 5
- New polls
- 44
- New FEC totals
- 191
- Compared with
- Oct 23
Top line
The favored party's chance of a majority, and the change since Oct 23. Each dot is one update; hover for the day.
House
Chance of a House majority
D 97%no change
Expected seats 237.7 D · 197.3 R (−0.3 D since Oct 23)
D 97%, 97% Democratic.D 94%no change
Expected seats 238.6 D · 196.4 R (0 D since Oct 23)
D 94%, 94% Democratic.Governors
Chance of a majority of governorships
D 71%▼ R +1
Expected seats 26.9 D · 23.1 R (0 D since Oct 23)
D 71%, 71% Democratic.D 77%no change
Expected seats 27.5 D · 22.5 R (0 D since Oct 23)
D 77%, 77% Democratic.Generic ballot (likely voters)
D+8.9no change
Forecast environment
D+9.1no change
Changes are in percentage points of the chance of a majority, labeled by the party they favor. Expected seats include seats not on the ballot. Horizon and Pulse.
Major changes
Senate and governor races, state legislative chambers and trifectas whose favored party or rating changed (Horizon).
Each track runs from Solid R (left) to Solid D (right): Oct 23 → now.
Senate races
- U.S. Senate in NebraskaToss-up → Lean R
Every call change
7 races changed rating or favored party since Oct 23 (Horizon). Ratings: Solid ≥ 95%, Likely ≥ 80%, Lean ≥ 60%, Toss-up below 60% for both sides.
Senate 1 change
- U.S. Senate in NebraskaToss-up → Lean R
House 3 changes
New polls
44 polls new since Oct 23, in 33 races. Shares as published; the forecast adjusts them before averaging.
| Race | Pollster | Dates | Sample | Result | Margin | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. Senate in Iowa | InsiderAdvantage | Oct 21–Oct 22 | 1,200 LV | D 45 · R 47 | R+2 | insideradvantage.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Idaho | VoteNexus for Knock Every Door PAC, Todd Achilles's campaign | Oct 21–Oct 22 | 700 LV | D 43 · R 49 | R+6 | drive.google.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Idaho | Peak Insights for James Risch's campaignR sponsor | Oct 13–Oct 15 | 500 LV | D 27 · R 54 | R+27 | senatorrisch.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Kansas | InsiderAdvantage | Oct 9–Oct 10 | 1,200 LV | D 47.5 · R 46.7 | D+1 | insideradvantage.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Kansas | YouGov | Sep 24–Oct 4 | 2,253 LV | D 48 · R 45 | D+3 | d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.net ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Kansas | Trafalgar GroupR sponsor | Sep 29–Oct 1 | 1,095 LV | D 44.4 · R 43.5 | D+1 | thetrafalgargroup.org ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Michigan | InsiderAdvantage | Oct 21–Oct 22 | 1,200 LV | D 47 · R 46 | D+1 | insideradvantage.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Mississippi | Change Research for Government that Works PACD sponsor | Oct 21–Oct 22 | 842 LV | D 40 · R 43 | R+3 | politico.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Nebraska | GBAO for Working Class Majority PAC | Oct 18–Oct 22 | 800 LV | D 46 · R 45 | D+1 | docsend.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Nebraska | Impact Research for Dan Osborn's campaignD sponsor | Oct 14–Oct 20 | 600 LV | D 48 · R 50 | R+2 | the-downballot.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Nebraska | Impact Research for Dan Osborn's campaignD sponsor | Oct 14–Oct 20 | 600 LV | D 47 · R 49 | R+2 | the-downballot.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Ohio (special) | InsiderAdvantage | Oct 21–Oct 22 | 1,200 LV | D 47 · R 44 | D+3 | insideradvantage.com ↗ |
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| Race | Pollster | Dates | Sample | Result | Margin | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. Senate in South Carolina | Impact Research for Fresh Start SC PACD sponsor | Oct 15–Oct 21 | 800 LV | D 45 · R 44 | D+1 | freshstartpac.org ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in South Dakota | Emerson College for KELO-TV | Oct 19–Oct 21 | 803 LV | D 46 · R 54 | R+8 | keloland.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Texas | Verasight for VoteHub | Oct 1–Oct 20 | 601 LV | D 47.6 · R 45.2 | D+2 | cdn.votehub.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Texas | Verasight for VoteHub | Oct 1–Oct 20 | 601 RV | D 46.1 · R 45.3 | D+1 | cdn.votehub.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Texas | Slingshot Strategies for Texas Public Opinion Research | Oct 15–Oct 18 | 969 LV | D 51 · R 47 | D+4 | texaspublicopinionresearch.substack.com ↗ |
| U.S. Senate in Texas | InsiderAdvantage | Oct 13–Oct 14 | 1,200 LV | D 48.1 · R 48.5 | Even | insideradvantage.com ↗ |
| Arizona Governor | GrayHouse for Friends of Elijah NortonR sponsor | Oct 18–Oct 20 | 550 LV | D 51 · R 45 | D+6 | x.com ↗ |
| Idaho Governor | VoteNexus for Knock Every Door PAC, Todd Achilles's campaign | Oct 21–Oct 22 | 700 LV | D 30 · R 49 | R+19 | drive.google.com ↗ |
| Kansas Governor | Global Strategy Group for Cindy Holscher's campaignD sponsor | Oct 18–Oct 21 | 600 LV | D 47 · R 47 | Even | globalstrategygroup.app.box.com ↗ |
| Nebraska Governor | Global Strategy Group for Lynne Walz's campaignD sponsor | Oct 13–Oct 18 | 800 LV | D 39 · R 40 | R+1 | drive.google.com ↗ |
| New York Governor | ActiVote | Oct 1–Oct 23 | 400 LV | D 59 · R 41 | D+18 | activote.net ↗ |
| South Dakota Governor | Emerson College for KELO-TV | Oct 19–Oct 21 | 803 LV | D 40.5 · R 59.5 | R+19 | keloland.com ↗ |
| Texas Governor | Verasight for VoteHub | Oct 1–Oct 20 | 601 LV | D 46.4 · R 47.7 | R+1 | cdn.votehub.com ↗ |
| Texas Governor | Verasight for VoteHub | Oct 1–Oct 20 | 601 RV | D 44.9 · R 47.6 | R+3 | cdn.votehub.com ↗ |
| Texas Governor | Slingshot Strategies for Texas Public Opinion Research | Oct 15–Oct 18 | 969 LV | D 48 · R 51 | R+3 | texaspublicopinionresearch.substack.com ↗ |
| Texas Lieutenant Governor | Texas Public Opinion Research | Oct 15–Oct 18 | 969 LV | D 47 · R 50 | R+3 | texaspublicopinionresearch.substack.com ↗ |
| Arizona Attorney General | GrayHouse for Elijah Norton's campaignR sponsor | Oct 18–Oct 20 | 550 LV | D 50 · R 47 | D+3 | data.ddhq.io ↗ |
| Texas Attorney General | Texas Public Opinion Research | Oct 15–Oct 18 | 969 LV | D 48 · R 50 | R+2 | texaspublicopinionresearch.substack.com ↗ |
| Indiana Secretary of State | Quantus InsightsR sponsor | Oct 19–Oct 21 | 757 LV | D 41.6 · R 38.6 | D+3 | quantusinsights.org ↗ |
| Arizona Treasurer | GrayHouse for Norton's campaignR sponsor | Oct 18–Oct 20 | 550 LV | D 46 · R 50 | R+4 | data.ddhq.io ↗ |
| California's 48th District | Tarrance Group for Jim Desmond's campaignR sponsor | Oct 17–Oct 20 | 410 LV | D 47 · R 44 | D+3 | cdn.sanity.io ↗ |
| Colorado's 3rd District | DCCC Targeting TeamD sponsor | Oct 20–Oct 21 | 402 LV | D 47 · R 46 | D+1 | cpr.org ↗ |
| Colorado's 5th District | Public Policy Polling for House Majority PACD sponsor | Oct 19–Oct 20 | 577 LV | D 47 · R 47 | Even | x.com ↗ |
| Idaho's 1st District | VoteNexus for Knock Every Door PAC, Todd Achilles's campaign | Oct 21–Oct 22 | — LV | D 26 · R 52 | R+26 | drive.google.com ↗ |
| Idaho's 2nd District | VoteNexus for Knock Every Door PAC, Todd Achilles's campaign | Oct 21–Oct 22 | — LV | D 31 · R 46 | R+15 | drive.google.com ↗ |
| Kansas's 2nd District | DCCC Targeting TeamD sponsor | Oct 19–Oct 20 | 639 LV | D 46 · R 49 | R+3 | semafor.com ↗ |
| South Carolina's 1st District | Public Policy Polling for House Majority PACD sponsor | Oct 21–Oct 22 | 770 LV | D 47 · R 45 | D+2 | x.com ↗ |
| Texas's 34th District | The Washington Post/George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government | Oct 14–Oct 19 | 626 LV | D 50 · R 43 | D+7 | washingtonpost.com ↗ |
| Texas's 35th District | The Washington Post/George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government | Oct 14–Oct 19 | 605 LV | D 47 · R 48 | R+1 | washingtonpost.com ↗ |
| Virginia's 1st District | Public Policy Polling for House Majority PACD sponsor | Oct 21–Oct 22 | 570 LV | D 47 · R 46 | D+1 | x.com ↗ |
| Washington's 3rd District | Change Research for Northwest Progressive InstituteD sponsor | Oct 19–Oct 21 | 551 LV | D 45 · R 44 | D+1 | nwprogressive.org ↗ |
| Generic congressional ballot | SSRS for National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University | Sep 18–Sep 25 | 1,273 RV | D 44 · R 37 | D+7 | politico.com ↗ |
Fundraising
191 federal nominees or incumbents with new FEC totals since Oct 23. Two-year totals (2025–26) of their authorized committees.
| Candidate | Race | Raised | New | Cash on hand | Through |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| James Talarico Democratic | U.S. Senate in Texas | $146,349,912 | +$17,577,077 | $9,922,857 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Abdul El-Sayed Democratic | U.S. Senate in Michigan | $53,830,872 | +$8,655,305 | $2,734,029 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Adam Hamilton Democratic | U.S. Senate in Kansas | $19,175,044 | +$5,641,333 | $2,874,364 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Eric Jones Democratic | California's 4th District | $18,058,057 | +$4,801,793 | $1,541,079 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Mary Peltola Democratic | U.S. Senate in Alaska | $36,887,509 | +$4,263,787 | $4,102,126 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Josh Turek Democratic | U.S. Senate in Iowa | $24,290,521 | +$4,137,639 | $3,072,851 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Annie Andrews Democratic | U.S. Senate in South Carolina | $24,216,841 | +$4,043,144 | $1,709,466 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Angie Nixon Democratic | U.S. Senate in Florida (special) | $11,319,380 | +$3,141,436 | $3,266,795 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Ken Paxton Republican | U.S. Senate in Texas | $22,327,474 | +$2,829,664 | $4,784,408 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Doris Matsui Democratic | California's 7th District | $7,837,819 | +$2,588,914 | $1,995,780 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Ilhan Omar Democratic | Minnesota's 5th District | $8,247,982 | +$1,875,643 | $3,003,684 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Dan Osborn Independent | U.S. Senate in Nebraska | $11,029,845 | +$1,223,985 | $1,953,183 | Oct 14 |
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| Candidate | Race | Raised | New | Cash on hand | Through |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cait Conley Democratic | New York's 17th District | $10,706,692 | +$1,041,231 | $948,540 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Jamie Davis Democratic | U.S. Senate in Louisiana | $5,019,888 | +$1,004,358 | $1,254,929 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Manny Rutinel Democratic | Colorado's 8th District | $9,459,070 | +$880,816 | $1,002,642 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Rebecca Cooke Democratic | Wisconsin's 3rd District | $12,675,997 | +$716,351 | $447,387 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Pia Dandiya Democratic | Florida's 22nd District | $4,619,822 | +$688,910 | $735,105 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Brandon Gill Republican | Texas's 26th District | $7,939,470 | +$645,579 | $2,092,335 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Amish Shah Democratic | Arizona's 1st District | $5,654,454 | +$622,849 | $206,045 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Jared Moskowitz Democratic | Florida's 25th District | $5,710,776 | +$616,942 | $1,210,073 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Bobby Pulido Democratic | Texas's 15th District | $6,819,247 | +$605,878 | $1,269,454 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| William Lawrence Democratic | Michigan's 7th District | $4,160,041 | +$494,520 | $628,966 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| JoAnna Mendoza Democratic | Arizona's 6th District | $11,242,473 | +$481,742 | $807,899 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Randy Villegas Democratic | California's 22nd District | $5,942,030 | +$477,008 | $962,352 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Blake Gendebien Democratic | New York's 21st District | $7,655,529 | +$471,116 | $364,012 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Marni von Wilpert Democratic | California's 48th District | $4,966,576 | +$448,199 | $659,136 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Tom Suozzi Democratic | New York's 3rd District | $7,599,603 | +$441,895 | $3,234,342 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Nancy Lacore Democratic | South Carolina's 1st District | $4,865,630 | +$436,335 | $175,304 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Hakeem Jeffries Democratic | New York's 8th District | $17,893,352 | +$366,952 | $4,234,848 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Jay Feely Republican | Arizona's 1st District | $3,799,654 | +$366,769 | $182,764 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Martin O'Donnell Republican | Nevada's 3rd District | $4,835,730 | +$359,431 | $184,549 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Zach Dembo Democratic | Kentucky's 6th District | $3,205,462 | +$334,221 | $620,330 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Mark Warner Democratic | U.S. Senate in Virginia | $20,222,105 | +$318,451 | $6,217,677 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Derrick Van Orden Republican | Wisconsin's 3rd District | $9,101,596 | +$306,621 | $1,165,671 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Beth Macy Democratic | Virginia's 6th District | $2,926,193 | +$291,551 | $362,878 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Tom Perriello Democratic | Virginia's 5th District | $3,762,301 | +$289,527 | $684,166 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Johnny Garcia Democratic | Texas's 35th District | $2,201,579 | +$284,475 | $149,503 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Bill Hill Independent | Alaska's at-large District | $2,630,793 | +$281,977 | $117,732 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Mike LiPetri Republican | New York's 3rd District | $2,584,014 | +$268,312 | $456,873 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| David Valadao Republican | California's 22nd District | $6,325,324 | +$266,771 | $1,711,651 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Teresa Benitez-Thompson Democratic | Nevada's 2nd District | $1,054,467 | +$263,990 | $181,849 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Thomas Kean Jr. Republican | New Jersey's 7th District | $6,128,373 | +$260,954 | $1,365,406 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Mike Thompson Democratic | California's 4th District | $5,482,944 | +$259,674 | $1,401,440 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Gabe Vasquez Democratic | New Mexico's 2nd District | $5,518,618 | +$258,867 | $496,982 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Scott Wiener Democratic | California's 11th District | $5,808,855 | +$236,199 | $611,039 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Don Davis Democratic | North Carolina's 1st District | $5,805,482 | +$232,904 | $825,818 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Stefany Shaheen Democratic | New Hampshire's 1st District | $3,247,792 | +$232,597 | $270,732 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Eliott Rodriguez Democratic | Florida's 27th District | $1,567,393 | +$227,409 | $621,791 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Fred Wellman Democratic | Missouri's 2nd District | $2,178,965 | +$225,290 | $240,718 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Jamee Decio Democratic | Indiana's 2nd District | $1,455,232 | +$212,721 | $454,600 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Todd Achilles Independent | U.S. Senate in Idaho | $1,921,132 | +$200,249 | $195,819 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Adam Gray Democratic | California's 13th District | $5,241,028 | +$186,852 | $848,633 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Brian Bengs Independent | U.S. Senate in South Dakota | $1,855,763 | +$177,431 | $69,708 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Sharice Davids Democratic | Kansas's 3rd District | $4,656,759 | +$176,562 | $1,860,026 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Connie Chan Democratic | California's 11th District | $2,404,664 | +$174,670 | $581,805 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Young Kim Republican | California's 40th District | $10,148,196 | +$170,683 | $910,973 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Eric Conroy Republican | Ohio's 1st District | $2,372,637 | +$164,360 | $293,397 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Dwayne Romero Democratic | Colorado's 3rd District | $1,701,091 | +$161,257 | $196,124 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Mario Díaz-Balart Republican | Florida's 26th District | $2,763,196 | +$156,509 | $1,676,213 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Zach Nunn Republican | Iowa's 3rd District | $6,123,740 | +$154,788 | $620,759 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Darden Copeland Democratic | Tennessee's 7th District | $1,257,202 | +$151,503 | $73,686 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Chaz Molder Democratic | Tennessee's 5th District | $3,531,778 | +$151,433 | $560,495 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Jeff Hurd Republican | Colorado's 3rd District | $4,168,636 | +$150,643 | $237,768 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| J. D. Ford Democratic | Indiana's 5th District | $1,410,737 | +$144,376 | $324,529 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Josh Riley Democratic | New York's 19th District | $5,986,869 | +$142,457 | $1,791,679 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Derek Tran Democratic | California's 45th District | $5,988,192 | +$142,009 | $2,682,392 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Katy Padilla Stout Democratic | Texas's 23rd District | $1,117,715 | +$141,011 | $144,424 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Fred Clark Democratic | Wisconsin's 7th District | $863,780 | +$138,418 | $260,844 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Brent Taylor Republican | Tennessee's 9th District | $2,832,273 | +$138,094 | $524,251 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| James Gallagher Republican | California's 1st District | $1,995,260 | +$135,328 | $327,729 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Derek Merrin Republican | Ohio's 9th District | $2,217,821 | +$133,890 | $449,466 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Richard Ojeda Democratic | North Carolina's 9th District | $2,930,069 | +$120,232 | $45,572 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Carmela Conroy Democratic | Washington's 5th District | $840,423 | +$117,380 | $90,193 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Greg Landsman Democratic | Ohio's 1st District | $5,662,206 | +$116,116 | $502,952 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Jim Risch Republican | U.S. Senate in Idaho | $3,935,512 | +$111,661 | $2,122,235 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Tim Burchett Republican | Tennessee's 2nd District | $3,131,315 | +$109,816 | $914,111 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Guy Reschenthaler Republican | Pennsylvania's 14th District | $5,037,695 | +$105,022 | $713,105 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Analilia Mejia Democratic | New Jersey's 11th District | $2,229,339 | +$100,494 | $115,467 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| John Mannion Democratic | New York's 22nd District | $3,240,826 | +$99,858 | $1,016,372 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Darline Graham Republican | U.S. Senate in South Carolina | $1,917,646 | +$90,020 | $634,430 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Lauren Reinhold Democratic | Kansas's 1st District | $136,351 | +$88,090 | $32,985 | Oct 14 (was Jul 15) |
| Emanuel Cleaver Democratic | Missouri's 5th District | $1,766,864 | +$85,339 | $882,948 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Tano Tijerina Republican | Texas's 28th District | $1,862,407 | +$83,609 | $113,050 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Robert Garcia Democratic | California's 42nd District | $3,394,175 | +$76,330 | $1,572,980 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Brad Lander Democratic | New York's 10th District | $2,785,967 | +$74,172 | $80,536 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Tim Kennedy Democratic | New York's 26th District | $2,761,025 | +$73,630 | $1,208,991 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Jacqui Irwin Democratic | California's 26th District | $1,170,990 | +$72,990 | $457,811 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| George Whitesides Democratic | California's 27th District | $4,512,697 | +$72,910 | $2,173,658 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| John Duresky Democratic | Washington's 4th District | $459,020 | +$70,731 | $83,691 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Andrew Garbarino Republican | New York's 2nd District | $4,057,667 | +$69,835 | $2,686,930 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Mike Rogers Republican | Alabama's 3rd District | $2,521,576 | +$69,752 | $2,707,644 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Rachel Wallace Democratic | Pennsylvania's 9th District | $1,145,383 | +$69,068 | $250,759 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Michaela Barnett Democratic | Tennessee's 2nd District | $717,842 | +$68,095 | $130,251 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Mark Tedford Republican | Oklahoma's 1st District | $2,490,274 | +$67,295 | $157,345 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Raul Ruiz Democratic | California's 25th District | $2,455,631 | +$66,377 | $2,466,905 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Ted Lieu Democratic | California's 36th District | $2,218,448 | +$64,200 | $1,181,424 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Leticia Gutierrez Democratic | Texas's 9th District | $215,053 | +$63,050 | $110,892 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Derek Schmidt Republican | Kansas's 2nd District | $1,772,989 | +$61,552 | $457,586 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Melissa Hernandez Democratic | California's 14th District | $2,112,674 | +$59,279 | $108,358 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
| Brad Sherman Democratic | California's 32nd District | $2,899,860 | +$58,435 | $2,673,243 | Oct 14 (was Sep 30) |
Showing 100 of 191, largest new amounts first.
State legislative fundraising (New York's Board of Elections) refreshes weekly on race pages but is not compared day to day.
Candidates
No race changed its modeled candidates since Oct 23.