The Big Picture

When it comes to spending money to support its candidates, the GOP is trouncing the Democrats by more than two to one.Filings sponsored by Republicans total $13.76 million across 223 filings, while those sponsored by Democrats total $6.93 million across 188.enate Leadership Fund (SLF PAC) had a net change of negative $1.38 million across 11 Georgia filings, in a race rated Likely Democratic. That is a likely sign that the GOP believes it can no longer win in the Peach state. ​

Congresional Leadership Fund (CLF) (R) recorded $6.79 million across 100 filings. No Going Back PAC (R) filed 43 filings totaling $5.13 million. Senate Leadership Fund (SLF PAC) (R) added $1.84 million across 80 filings.

The Democratic Retreat

House Majority PAC (HMP) (D) filed 141 reservations for a net $5.07 million. WinSenate (D) posted $1.85 million across 41 filings. Fresh Start SC PAC (D), a WinSenate affiliate, filed six reservations but had a net of zero dollars.

Where the money moved to

Florida led with $4.94 million across 56 filings; No Going Back PAC put in $2.01 million and House Majority PAC added $1.99 million. Wisconsin drew $3.05 million, with House Majority PAC accounting for $1.47 million in the 3rd District, rated a Toss-up. Washington received $3.01 million, including $1.53 million from CLF in the 3rd District, rated Lean Democratic. Net increases were also recorded in Pennsylvania, Texas, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, North Carolina, Michigan, Colorado, Arizona, Maine, Alaska, Kentucky, South Carolina, Virginia, New Mexico, Minnesota, Oregon, and New Hampshire.

Where it left from

Georgia saw the steepest decline at -$1.38 million, all from Senate Leadership Fund in the Senate race rated Likely Democratic. California fell by -$1.19 million, with CLF accounting for the full drop, largely in the 13th District, rated Likely Democratic. New York, New Jersey, and Ohio also recorded net declines.

Sitting it out

One Nation (R), a Senate Leadership Fund affiliate; American Action Network (R), a CLF affiliate; MAGA Inc. (R); and House Majority Forward (D), a House Majority PAC affiliate, had no filings in the window.

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