State campaign money · 2025–26

Kentucky state campaign money

Every candidate committee the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance reports for 2025–26, from each report’s own summary. Kentucky’s party committees and PACs are not included yet.

Raised by candidates, 2025–26
$22M
231 candidate committees (count)

Money given by one committee to another is counted at both, so these lines are not added together. Some political spending is legally undisclosed and isn’t counted here.

By kind of committee

WhoRaisedSpentCash on handRaised by party
Candidates: legislature227 committees (count)$20,514,747.00$12,372,453.71——
Candidates: judges4 committees (count)$1,553,183.49$1,074,697.96——

Legislature

State Senate · 27 candidates (count) · raised $5,107,131.08
Candidate or committeePartyRaisedSpentCash on hand
District 2
Danny Carroll—$52,679.72$29,697.36—
District 4
Robert "Robby" Mills—$174,390.56$97,053.71—
District 6
Christian Furman—$322,547.82$237,601.25—
Lindsey Tichenor—$185,394.04$72,809.97—
District 8
Gary Boswell—$248,846.41$135,313.62—
Vicki Quisenberry—$68,342.51$44,796.96—
District 10
Matthew Deneen—$185,426.01$119,343.79—
District 12
Amanda Bledsoe—$438,539.28$243,829.27—
District 14
Benjamin Mudd—$331,465.82$193,038.14—
Carrie Truitt—$73,918.44$45,388.88—
District 16
George Wise—$395,225.52$222,535.39—
District 18
Robin Webb—$66,501.98$70,951.98—
District 20
Edwin Williams—$130,207.98$51,449.93—
Stella Pollard—$35,967.79$16,982.28—
District 22
Donald Douglas—$131,127.79$61,003.71—
Michael French—$13,867.00$9,437.00—
District 24
Shelley Funke Frommeyer—$188,300.94$85,221.63—
Joshua Baker—$7,949.50$5,923.60—
District 26
Karen Berg—$72,406.85$11,029.04—
District 28
Greg Elkins—$186,896.13$134,226.27—
District 30
Brandon Smith—$188,657.12$181,709.99—
District 32
Mike Wilson—$288,733.65$188,024.06—
District 34
Jared Carpenter—$186,130.38$150,702.21—
Jessica Mcintosh—$12,646.82$7,757.45—
District 36
Julie Adams—$911,759.15$736,757.41—
Sarah Mcintosh—$72,723.50$19,819.54—
District 38
Michael Nemes—$136,478.37$70,826.55—
State House · 145 candidates (count) · raised $13,951,159.28
Candidate or committeePartyRaisedSpentCash on hand
District 1
Steven Rudy—$372,715.98$234,338.06—
District 2
Kimberly Holloway—$30,979.72$26,975.38—
District 3
Randy Bridges—$273,478.58$146,059.49—
Michael Mcvicker—$5,498.90$2,918.75—
District 4
Danny Williams—$115,577.06$68,787.74—
District 5
Mary Imes—$22,604.16$12,969.73—
District 6
Chris Freeland—$129,265.84$69,357.92—
District 7
Suzanne Miles—$143,513.87$500.00—
Laurie Campbell—$82,798.37$49,925.82—
District 8
Walker Thomas—$18,133.84$18,133.84—
District 9
Myron Dossett—$30,815.54$21,786.95—
District 10
John Whipple—$35,346.53$23,924.28—
Josh Calloway—$21,250.00$17,470.61—
District 11
Jt Payne—$137,875.96$60,682.20—
Janelle Glass—$4,102.15$4,068.33—
District 12
Jim Gooch—$55,886.64$36,029.82—
District 13
Dj Johnson—$121,011.54$102,303.80—
Rhondalyn Randolph—$31,055.32$23,082.65—
District 14
Wesley Pate—$65,769.75$50,362.16—
Donna Haynes—$19,468.44$7,050.19—
District 15
Rebecca Raymer—$132,710.03$63,956.76—
Christopher Waddell—$9,652.46$6,665.17—
District 16
Jason Petrie—$178,043.55$91,992.78—
District 17
Robert Duvall—$102,676.66$42,943.02—
District 18
Samara Heavrin—$281,446.43$161,987.71—
District 19
Michael Meredith—$200,352.38$124,258.79—
District 20
Kevin Jackson—$117,027.17$60,664.72—
District 21
Amy Neighbors—$121,243.41$79,988.08—
District 22
Douglas Mcpherson—$26,734.18$16,904.57—
District 23
Steve Riley—$46,051.86$21,972.93—
District 24
Ryan Bivens—$127,917.81$92,210.05—
John Pennington—$1,814.49$1,314.18—
District 25
Steve Bratcher—$168,447.69$84,430.32—
Cherlyn Smith—$567.30$0.00—
District 26
Peyton Griffee—$70,355.47$48,961.40—
District 27
Joseph Redmon—$57,740.01$45,850.70—
Susan Doman—$22,112.52$15,147.92—
District 28
Jared Bauman—$111,191.76$55,957.67—
Almaria Baker—$16,757.91$0.00—
District 29
Chris Lewis—$118,490.60$40,132.94—
Cassiopia Blausey—$66,886.17$41,485.30—
District 30
Mitra Subedi—$25,829.00$25,829.00—
District 31
Susan Witten—$257,125.73$84,014.55—
Timothy Hall—$83,424.26$45,499.58—
District 32
Tina Bojanowski—$58,945.49$39,156.55—
District 33
Jason Nemes—$325,529.56$171,930.44—
Jennifer Hardin—$62,658.91$20,674.01—
District 34
Sarah Stalker—$63,540.02$37,845.01—
Victoria Ligon—$1,790.00$1,789.00—
District 35
Lisa Willner—$262,760.95$124,677.31—
Bret Shultz—$1,210.00$250.00—
District 36
John Hodgson—$180,104.55$93,236.37—
William Zorn—$18,164.38$7,140.30—
District 37
Emily Callaway—$50,253.22$29,446.40—
District 38
Rachel Roarx—$109,921.69$59,523.24—
Carrie Mckeehan—$94,366.10$44,502.31—
District 39
Matt Lockett—$236,939.05$118,222.92—
Ryan Stanford—$19,169.56$13,070.20—
District 40
Nima Kulkarni—$135,279.88$65,203.27—
District 41
Mary Marzian—$86,572.72$10,948.39—
District 42
Joshua Watkins—$37,343.55$24,454.99—
District 43
Robert Bell—$74,033.18$66,172.49—
District 44
Kenya Wade—$1,413.93$1,413.93—
District 45
Adam Moore—$286,856.38$151,600.94—
Killian Timoney—$27,863.99$17,384.23—
District 46
Alan Gentry—$150,710.93$75,747.71—
Bradley Woolridge—$6,536.00$4,588.30—
District 47
Felicia Rabourn—$43,943.90$34,983.29—
District 48
Ken Fleming—$391,041.06$273,111.11—
Suhas Kulkarni—$181,922.01$91,491.68—
District 49
Thomas Huff—$42,990.38$21,737.69—
District 50
Candy Massaroni—$59,293.12$31,993.25—
Jeremy Netherton—$4,265.07$1,020.62—
District 51
Michael Pollock—$137,635.49$95,043.91—
District 52
Kevin Jones—$17,100.00$7,984.11—
District 53
James Tipton—$37,629.42$21,867.71—
District 54
Daniel Elliott—$81,741.08$37,657.54—
District 55
Kim King—$163,109.66$87,095.46—
Katrina Sexton—$10,256.59$8,753.00—
District 56
Daniel Fister—$65,409.38$28,450.34—
David Graves—$17,735.09$4,002.38—
District 57
Erika Hancock—$98,433.16$73,771.08—
District 58
Jennifer Decker—$96,992.88$55,523.45—
Andrew Monarch—$68,602.65$51,408.48—
District 59
David Osborne—$760,997.28$461,174.75—
Stephanie White—$46,468.82$33,985.56—
District 60
Marianne Proctor—$121,117.16$54,016.45—
District 61
Savannah Maddox—$49,811.23$24,870.74—
District 62
Randy Simpkins—$255.00$0.00—
District 63
Cole Cuzick—$29,176.52$25,319.33—
District 64
Kimberly Moser—$242,587.56$168,280.42—
William Whalen—$9,036.46$2,940.51—
District 65
Stephanie Dietz—$230,880.84$104,889.56—
Aaron Currin—$36,214.38$19,171.85—
District 66
Theodore Roberts—$87,166.96$66,802.49—
Jason Ellis—$3,344.00$1,569.70—
District 67
Matthew Lehman—$144,419.90$95,312.76—
Terry Hatton—$20,824.11$15,423.18—
District 68
Michael Clines—$191,175.03$74,157.84—
Amy Amin—$40,205.64$21,906.73—
District 69
Steven Doan—$65,615.32$46,136.22—
Wilanne Stangel—$27,176.34$10,766.66—
District 70
Charlotte Harris—$50,774.73$39,182.89—
Michael Fisher—$48,144.18$30,582.74—
District 71
Josh Bray—$170,400.16$94,108.13—
District 72
Matthew Koch—$138,482.98$79,771.49—
District 73
Daniel Konstantopoulos—$119,233.08$58,440.57—
Chelsea Kirk—$34,350.50$13,228.44—
District 74
David Charles—$22,870.90$10,189.31—
District 75
Lindsey Burke—$57,551.32$27,337.74—
Geoffrey Young—$12,000.00$539.54—
Jeff Forsyth—$2,000.00$1,272.11—
District 76
Anne Donworth—$129,710.00$106,884.05—
District 77
Jason Griffith—$9,984.16$1,950.00—
District 78
Mark Hart—$52,536.49$40,523.03—
District 79
Chad Aull—$249,906.40$146,021.11—
District 80
David Meade—$375,932.40$193,773.70—
Mary Russell—$4,402.72$4,395.83—
District 81
Deanna Frazier Gordon—$105,578.26$56,077.43—
Anthony Looney—$24,155.14$21,486.70—
District 82
Nicolas Wilson—$34,237.96$27,010.85—
District 83
Joshua Branscum—$308,026.13$164,578.78—
District 85
Shane Baker—$60,444.28$29,516.34—
District 86
Tom O Dell Smith—$130,167.32$100,020.13—
District 87
Adam Bowling—$70,109.46$34,063.79—
District 88
Vanessa Grossl—$105,450.95$73,006.85—
Lyndol Miller—$31,075.00$9,578.28—
District 89
Timothy Truett—$30,235.22$23,947.37—
District 90
Derek Lewis—$110,371.14$75,578.83—
District 91
Darrell Billings—$155,502.11$112,052.84—
David Johnson—$25,566.85$24,849.56—
District 92
John Blanton—$107,272.84$81,398.92—
District 93
Adrielle Camuel—$141,829.44$64,600.11—
Hannah Rivera—$68,780.79$60,908.90—
District 94
Mitchum Whitaker—$60,385.38$48,141.67—
District 95
Tanner Hesterberg—$188,844.89$124,567.23—
Johnny Turner—$55,371.77$21,488.53—
District 96
Patrick Flannery—$223,750.85$155,571.03—
Pamela Lewis—$14,904.71$7,453.41—
District 97
Bobby Mccool—$179,837.82$141,316.38—
Rebekah Skaggs—$35,530.22$10,320.56—
District 98
Aaron Thompson—$76,086.07$39,660.71—
District 99
Iva Markicevic Daley—$36,601.97$22,017.13—
Richard White—$33,830.16$14,106.96—
District 100
Scott Sharp—$80,647.96$45,764.98—

Officeholder accounts and earlier committees

Statewide and legislative committees still filing reports but not tied by the state’s records to a candidacy this year. Their money counts in the totals above.

Candidate or committeeOfficePartyRaisedSpentCash on hand
Kim BantaState House, District 63—$129,786.50$129,786.50—
Daniel GrossbergState House, District 30—$118,725.81$71,826.24—
Jimmy HigdonState Senate, District 14—$115,711.77$6,500.00—
Dallas RobinsonState Senate, District 14—$108,097.52$40,341.11—
Richard HeathState House, District 2—$90,436.88$90,436.88—
James PalumboState House, District 76—$75,201.28$65,710.52—
Willie CraseState House, District 95—$73,000.00$72,676.19—
Max MorleyState House, District 30—$65,152.21$65,152.21—
Richard HuberState House, District 70—$56,515.90$56,515.90—
Nathan BellowsState House, District 48—$53,631.15$53,631.15—
Joi McateeState House, District 43—$52,030.12$13,230.76—
Cassie LylesState House, District 30—$34,503.00$33,756.87—
James VicteryState Senate, District 14—$32,498.50$14,433.36—
Marty ShephardState House, District 14—$32,255.02$32,047.83—
Jeff HensleyState House, District 91—$31,280.00$31,280.00—
Mark GilkisonState House, District 47—$28,925.00$25,554.97—
Shannon DennistonState House, District 74—$28,595.16$28,595.16—
Charles StoessState Senate, District 6—$28,590.49$28,590.49—
Billy WesleyState Senate, District 30—$26,369.45$26,369.45—
Julia CantwellState House, District 10—$25,745.00$25,745.00—
Steven CavenState House, District 24—$24,231.04$24,231.04—
Luke WhiteheadState Senate, District 36—$19,879.06$19,813.37—
Scott BergerState House, District 64—$18,534.68$16,651.82—
Les YatesState House, District 73—$17,766.80$12,024.46—
Tarah LeblancState House, District 33—$16,938.39$16,938.39—
Stephen CarneyState Senate, District 14—$14,935.00$14,237.45—
Andrew SimpsonState House, District 81—$12,481.58$12,481.58—
Nathanael CoxState House, District 2—$10,900.00$10,803.39—
Jeff ThompsonState House, District 45—$10,500.00$0.00—
Nathan SaucedoState House, District 55—$10,319.48$10,319.48—
Ashley LafertyState House, District 95—$10,134.90$10,134.90—
Alisha ChaffinState House, District 88—$9,731.79$5,778.85—
Rory HoulihanState House, District 73—$8,147.00$7,191.23—
Jesten SlawState House, District 44—$7,412.85$7,412.85—
Karen CampbellState House, District 64—$7,286.01$7,286.01—
Malcolm JonesState Senate, District 14—$7,135.00$7,135.00—
Tony HamptonState House, District 62—$5,950.00$4,358.67—
Bryan SnappState House, District 69—$5,948.20$5,948.20—
Lynn ShelburneState Senate, District 14—$4,861.18$4,861.18—
Jesse ForemanState House, District 69—$4,082.63$4,082.63—
Charles ToddState House, District 34—$4,016.58$418.56—
Sandra CarterState House, District 27—$3,472.36$3,472.36—
Peggy SmithState Senate, District 14—$3,409.28$3,409.28—
Brian BayersState Senate, District 14—$2,658.03$2,658.03—
Pandora SearsState House, District 59—$1,736.00$1,736.00—
Michael NealState House, District 52—$1,570.25$1,498.45—
Brandon MontanoState House, District 78—$1,489.04$1,489.04—
Rachelle FrazierState House, District 27—$900.00$867.38—
Seth YoungState House, District 63—$899.86$899.86—
Nicholas MchargueState House, District 65—$745.00$97.31—

Largest 50 of 55 (count) by money raised.

Other candidates

Judges

Candidate or committeeOfficePartyRaisedSpentCash on hand
Lucy VanmeterCourt of Appeals—$759,718.43$596,241.50—
Will MoynahanCourt of Appeals—$729,315.06$463,488.08—
Gregory LayCourt of Appeals—$59,750.00$12,768.38—
Debra LambertSupreme Court—$4,400.00$2,200.00—

Source

Receipts and disbursements of each candidate’s 2026 primary and general election accounts, from the Registry’s office search, added together by TerraCivic: state House and Senate, Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. Kentucky’s statewide offices, party committees and PACs are not included. Cash on hand and the date each account was last reported are not in the search.

Kentucky Registry of Election Finance, retrieved October 25, 2026. Committee totals only; TerraCivic never reads or shows who gave.

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