Show Us The Money
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, DCCC, reported $222.38 million in total receipts for the 2026 federal election cycle through August 31, 2026, according to Federal Election Commission filings. In its most recent monthly period, covering August 1 through August 31, the committee took in $11.96 million, with $8.42 million of that coming from individual contributions. The DCCC closed August with $75.95 million cash on hand.
The National Republican Congressional Committee, NRCC, reported $207.9 million in total receipts for the same cycle, with its most recent filing covering July 1 through July 31, 2026. In that period, the committee raised $7.94 million, including $3.91 million from individual contributions. The NRCC ended July with $92.36 million cash on hand.
The data covers only the two national House campaign committees. The filings do not include a House-versus-Senate-versus-national breakdown within each committee's receipts, as both the DCCC and NRCC operate exclusively as House campaign organizations. Senate fundraising is reported separately by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and the National Republican Senatorial Committee, whose figures are not included in these records.
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