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Louisiana state campaign money
Every committee the Louisiana Board of Ethics, campaign finance data downloads reports for 2025–26: candidates for state and local office, party committees, PACs and ballot-measure committees.
Raised by candidates, 2025–26 $93M 1,546 candidate committees (count)
Party committees $8.4M Raised; shown apart, since much of it goes to candidates
PACs $49M Raised; shown apart, since much of it goes to candidates
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
Who Raised Spent Cash on hand Raised by party
Candidates: statewide offices35 committees (count) $10,304,595.90 $2,851,310.90 — — Candidates: legislature251 committees (count) $16,745,465.39 $12,209,391.21 — — Candidates: state candidates, office not listed1,260 committees (count) $65,821,854.10 $42,807,530.40 — — Party committees14 committees (count) $8,361,751.38 $7,293,604.75 — — PACs and independent-expenditure committees318 committees (count) $49,239,041.32 $31,852,359.24 — — Other committees16 committees (count) $3,494,062.50 $4,295,386.26 — —
Statewide races Governor Candidate or committee Party Raised Spent Cash on hand Jeff Landry — $6,583,827.48 $1,214,966.75 — William (Billy) Nungesser — $389,716.72 $76,318.49 — Elbert Guillory — $62,531.09 $8,852.57 — Foster L. Campbell, Jr. — $23,520.92 $36,928.72 — Cleo Fields — $18,150.81 $56,584.51 — Richard Nelson — $8,082.54 $6,101.48 — Stephen Waguespack — $5,000.00 $1,082.30 — Willie L. Jones, Jr. — $1,572.54 $1,552.07 — John L. (Jay) Dardenne — $1,130.33 $2,149.18 — Sharon W. Hewitt — $0.00 $500.00 — David Vitter — $0.00 $900.00 — John Schroder — $0.00 $500.00 — Hunter W. Lundy — $0.00 $217.20 —
Attorney General Candidate or committee Party Raised Spent Cash on hand Elizabeth Murrill — $1,163,581.72 $420,026.11 — Anh Joseph Cao — $278,674.87 $276,907.16 — John Stefanski — $94,935.00 $3,004.80 — John F. K. Belton — $0.00 $68,220.27 —
Secretary of State Candidate or committee Party Raised Spent Cash on hand Tom Schedler — $334,345.78 $160,246.53 — Allen Leone — $220,873.29 $0.00 — Heather Cloud — $210,289.88 $118,892.92 — Mike Francis — $69,700.00 $6.00 — Nancy Landry — $7,000.00 $31,250.79 — Clay Schexnayder — $68.18 $14,734.59 — Allen David Leone Jr. — $10.00 $4,667.60 — Walker Hines — $1.00 $0.00 — Francis C. Heitmeier — $0.84 $0.00 — Gwen Collins-Greenup — $0.00 $482.79 —
State Treasurer Candidate or committee Party Raised Spent Cash on hand John Fleming — $10,201.03 $64,137.13 — John Kennedy — $9,368.49 $4,140.00 — Dustin Granger — $0.00 $317.84 — Scott McKnight — $0.00 $485.49 —
Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry Candidate or committee Party Raised Spent Cash on hand Michael G. (Mike) Strain — $322,397.85 $132,572.11 —
Commissioner of Insurance Candidate or committee Party Raised Spent Cash on hand Dan Kyle — $299,179.69 $0.00 — Timothy Temple — $190,435.85 $58,858.80 — James J (Jim) Donelon — $0.00 $85,706.70 —
Legislature State Senate · 38 candidates (count) · raised $2,823,648.31 Candidate or committee Party Raised Spent Cash on hand District not listed Jean Paul Morrell — $424,320.07 $418,184.76 — Arthur A. Morrell — $4,200.00 $3,700.00 — David Heitmeier — $3,300.00 $22,400.00 — Gloria W. Kates — $1,779.22 $1,779.22 — District 2 Edward Price — $40,165.58 $17,695.97 — District 3 Joseph Bouie, Jr. — $44,750.00 $23,400.01 — Lambert Boissiere, Jr. — $1,200.00 $1,829.03 — Lambert C. Boissiere, III — $0.00 $1,148.72 — District 4 Jimmy Harris — $57,300.00 $9,450.00 — Edwin R. Murray — $0.00 $1,100.00 — District 5 Royce Duplessis — $1,524,585.34 $1,339,714.28 — District 8 John Alario, Jr. — $0.00 $14,935.40 — District 15 Regina Ashford Barrow — $9,184.92 $2,863.90 — District 17 Caleb S. Kleinpeter — $134,904.50 $74,839.29 — District 18 Lee (Jody) Amedee, III — $0.00 $112.80 — District 19 Gregory Miller — $46,017.25 $12,704.46 — Gary L. Smith, Jr. — $0.00 $18,539.84 — District 22 Troy Hebert — $118,950.00 $34,039.24 — Hugh Andre — $81,404.96 $0.00 — Troy Hebert — $40,400.00 $11,870.71 — Melinda Mitchell — $1,183.07 $1,183.07 — Fred Mills — $0.00 $45,894.50 — District 23 Patrick Page Cortez — $0.00 $14,500.00 — District 24 Gerald Boudreaux — $119,767.25 $105,486.32 — District 26 Craig (Bob) Hensgens — $69,242.25 $50,225.08 — Ledricka Thierry — $11,000.00 $0.00 — Jonathan Perry — $0.00 $671.99 — District 27 Ronald (Ronnie) Johns — $30.65 $31,349.40 — District 28 Robert C. Johnson — $0.00 $350.00 — Eric LaFleur — $0.00 $15,181.28 — District 30 John Smith — $150.00 $10,168.00 — John Raymond Smith — $0.00 $3,024.00 — John L. Smith — $0.00 $60.00 — District 31 Thomas Taylor Townsend — $0.00 $36.00 — District 36 Robert R. Adley — $0.00 $4,200.00 — District 37 Sheva Sims — $17,246.00 $15,429.55 — District 39 Sam L. Jenkins, Jr. — $72,567.25 $26,705.41 — Gregory Tarver — $0.00 $7,546.00 —
State House · 213 candidates (count) · raised $13,921,817.08 Candidate or committee Party Raised Spent Cash on hand District not listed Ricky Templet — $441,206.35 $393,668.89 — Kenya Rounds — $79,125.00 $68,628.96 — Robert "Bob" Stanford Owen — $41,400.00 $44,427.52 — Jacob Braud — $34,600.00 $8,072.84 — ANGELA ROBERTS — $29,082.40 $21,255.23 — Christopher A. Williams — $23,915.66 $15.56 — District 1 Danny McCormick — $9,388.22 $22,647.87 — Roy (Hoppy) Hopkins — $0.00 $1,100.00 — District 2 Steven Jackson — $22,567.25 $3,844.24 — Terence Vinson — $0.00 $1,216.10 — District 3 Tammy Phelps — $75,217.25 $15,869.02 — District 5 Alan T. Seabaugh — $459,300.50 $85,078.56 — District 6 Thomas Alexander Pressly IV — $215,368.50 $56,012.88 — Barrow Peacock — $130,616.20 $130,371.19 — Michael Melerine — $97,282.37 $57,179.87 — Michael E. Powell III — $177.97 $0.00 — Thomas Gaughan Carmody, Jr. — $0.00 $1,709.69 — District 7 Lawrence A. (Larry) Bagley — $132,867.25 $124,389.50 — District 8 Raymond Crews — $15,167.25 $16,122.66 — District 9 Dodie Horton — $16,017.25 $19,089.96 — District 10 Royce Wayne McMahen — $26,050.00 $22,866.33 — District 11 Patrick O. Jefferson — $7,200.00 $7,475.95 — District 12 Christopher Turner — $86,650.00 $27,710.26 — District 13 Jack G. McFarland — $61,000.00 $20,471.77 — District 14 Michael Echols — $142,250.00 $119,692.52 — John C. (Jay) Morris, III — $76,555.42 $22,255.34 — District 15 Foy Bryan Gadberry — $22,550.00 $35,710.76 — District 16 Katrina R. Jackson — $63,240.05 $36,038.13 — Charles Bradford — $2,338.63 $2,338.63 — Frederick D Jones — $0.00 $653.00 — District 17 Marcus Hunter — $5,202.32 $5,520.00 — District 18 Jeremy LaCombe — $42,298.57 $7,639.86 — Joseph H. Major Thibaut, Jr. — $6,011.66 $9,467.39 — Don Cazayoux — $0.00 $10,000.00 — District 19 Francis C. Thompson — $82,282.04 $24,582.25 — Charles R. Chaney — $0.00 $12,750.00 — District 20 Steven E. Pylant — $56,891.39 $31,103.89 — Neil H. Riser — $39,442.25 $34,234.56 — District 22 "Gabe" Firment — $82,939.85 $27,970.31 — District 23 Shaun Mena — $30,700.00 $12,006.80 — District 24 Rodney Schamerhorn — $21,752.02 $21,752.02 — District 25 Jason Dewitt — $81,878.36 $42,721.46 — Lance Harris — $1,500.00 $100.00 — District 26 Larvadain, III Edward — $28,950.00 $11,850.00 — District 27 Randy Wiggins — $19,431.16 $16,166.95 — Lowell (Chris) Hazel — $0.00 $852.70 — District 28 Daryl A. Deshotel — $102,225.00 $25,914.38 — District 29 Victor Joseph Woods Jr — $95,409.31 $93,641.70 — Sharon Weston Broome — $8,214.00 $14,780.33 — Vereta Tanner Lee — $2,900.00 $2,227.00 — Edmond D. Jordan — $0.00 $653.33 — District 30 Michael Reese — $258,707.49 $60,965.29 — Charles Owen — $27,450.00 $25,430.55 — District 31 Jeremy John Hidalgo — $0.00 $375.00 — Jonathan Goudeau — $0.00 $99.74 — District 32 R. Dewith Carrier — $27,300.00 $42,831.34 — District 33 Les Farnum — $43,164.75 $43,121.60 — Mike Danahay — $6.52 $5,182.50 — District 34 Franklin Lewis, Sr. — $14,933.84 $0.00 — Wilford Carter Jr. — $7,551.28 $7,551.28 — Wilford Carter — $2,267.25 $180.00 — Kevin Dale Guidry — $0.00 $4,350.00 — Joseph Tony Guillory — $0.00 $202.36 — District 35 Stephen Dwight — $293,038.57 $100,616.18 — Brett Geymann — $39,892.25 $32,184.80 — District 36 Mark T. Abraham — $76,875.73 $74,332.32 — Phillip Eric Tarver — $17,643.04 $15,601.86 — Mike Eason — $0.00 $2,100.00 — District 37 Troy Romero — $99,347.75 $95,097.01 — Reese Broussard — $96,602.11 $40,531.00 — Ivy James Woods — $20,560.00 $7,203.24 — Coy G. Myers — $2,548.72 $2,548.72 — District 38 Rhonda Butler — $104,925.00 $38,000.79 — District 39 Julie Emerson — $128,000.00 $58,259.70 — District 40 Dustin Miller — $164,192.25 $63,733.95 — District 41 Phillip DeVillier — $381,249.38 $206,929.68 — Mickey J. Guillory — $0.00 $1,000.00 — District 42 Chance Henry — $106,418.93 $75,984.48 — District 43 Joshua P. Carlson — $56,300.00 $29,163.63 — District 44 Tehmi Chassion — $15,450.00 $17,816.49 — Vincent J. Pierre — $0.00 $2,219.00 — District 45 Brach Myers — $470,972.01 $473,428.84 — Annie W Spell — $164,600.00 $123,988.56 — Jean-Paul Coussan — $48,000.00 $9,319.47 — District 46 Chad M. Boyer — $55,317.25 $38,370.50 — Michael (Mike Pete) Huval — $0.00 $5,653.59 — District 47 Ryan Bourriaque — $124,675.37 $70,148.41 — District 48 Gerald (Beau) Beaullieu, IV — $139,467.25 $109,898.30 — Taylor F. Barras — $0.00 $3,085.00 — District 49 Blake Miguez — $90,788.95 $49,062.23 — Jacob Landry — $34,596.00 $32,751.61 — Simone B. Champagne — $8.73 $88.00 — District 50 Vincent J. St. Blanc III — $65,719.76 $57,007.40 — Sam Jones — $0.00 $3,050.00 — District 51 Beryl Adams Amedee — $6,100.00 $12,013.61 — District 52 Jerome Zeringue — $40,967.74 $239,181.58 — District 53 Jessica Domangue — $31,902.39 $21,820.79 — Damon J. Baldone — $0.00 $216.00 — District 54 Joseph Anthony Orgeron — $26,671.86 $24,973.52 — Mitchell (Mitch) Theriot — $0.00 $6,012.59 — District 55 Bryan Fontenot — $180,675.00 $106,759.32 — District 56 Beth Anne Billings — $19,227.77 $5,549.44 — District 57 Sylvia Taylor — $4,267.25 $11,583.13 — District 58 Kendricks Brass — $91,600.00 $30,085.00 — District 59 Anthony Bacala — $54,314.27 $30,918.42 — Eddie J. Lambert — $15,867.25 $80,179.83 — District 60 Chasity Verret Martinez — $104,848.25 $93,505.77 — Chad M. Brown — $21,300.00 $14,512.95 — District 61 C. Denise Marcelle — $35,117.25 $25,345.92 — Alfred Randall Williams — $3,900.00 $1,306.86 — Donna Collins-Lewis — $0.00 $312.02 — District 62 Roy Daryl Adams — $3,767.25 $3,767.25 — District 63 Barbara West Carpenter — $1,801.25 $9,705.00 — District 64 Valarie Hodges — $99,517.25 $9,587.12 — Kellee Hennessy Dickerson — $39,367.25 $13,867.38 — Kellie Alford — $3,154.54 $0.00 — Mack (Bodi) White — $0.00 $5,816.54 — District 65 Aaron Moak — $27,092.41 $14,530.31 — Lauren Ventrella — $17,117.25 $10,802.90 — District 66 RICHIE EDMONDS — $34,202.00 $3,673.92 — Emily Chenevert — $34,158.70 $18,514.84 — Rick Edmonds — $7,485.00 $10,724.68 — Morgan Lamandre — $0.00 $227.63 — District 67 Malcolm G. Myer — $105,675.00 $49,459.17 — Larry Selders — $20,175.00 $17,231.58 — James "Sonny" Marchbanks — $4,985.00 $4,985.00 — District 68 Dixon McMakin — $78,518.25 $55,598.31 — Toni Higginbotham — $17,175.76 $15,508.57 — Laurie White Adams — $225.00 $100.00 — District 69 Paul Sawyer — $450,172.74 $191,819.15 — Paula Davis — $9,117.25 $41,557.03 — Ryan Eugene Heck — $3,165.03 $36.00 — Erich E. Ponti — $0.00 $1,500.00 — District 70 Franklin J. Foil — $108,067.25 $40,883.36 — Barbara Reich Freiberg — $6,767.25 $14,813.39 — District 71 Roger Wilder — $52,948.30 $19,920.55 — Brian K. Abels — $27,400.00 $3,255.88 — Albert C. "Buddy" Mincey, Jr. — $230.26 $2,322.03 — District 72 Robert Carter — $17,517.25 $3,975.00 — Kenneth R. Fabre — $11,100.00 $67.72 — District 73 William E. "Bill" Wheat — $36,067.25 $20,424.09 — Kimberly Coates — $18,187.25 $13,041.36 — Braville J LeBlanc — $0.00 $1,618.00 — District 74 Peter Egan Sr. — $23,900.00 $9,691.96 — District 76 Stephanie Hunter Berault — $51,600.00 $28,976.91 — District 77 Mark Wright — $285,007.00 $253,943.41 — Casey Revere — $0.00 $1,790.87 — District 78 M. Kirk Talbot — $147,466.50 $74,620.45 — John "Big John" Illg — $62,493.18 $35,778.37 — Ralph "REM" Brandt — $36,150.00 $19,614.10 — District 79 Jack Rizzuto — $92,400.41 $0.00 — George Branigan — $66,000.00 $61,352.88 — Deborah Villio — $43,350.00 $29,332.09 — District 80 Joseph P. Lopinto, III — $378,185.00 $283,442.15 — Paulette J. (Polly) Thomas — $6,500.00 $18,323.09 — District 81 Jeffrey F. Wiley — $19,367.25 $13,056.23 — Eric Skrmetta — $2,501.09 $0.00 — District 82 Laurie Schlegel — $37,790.00 $12,527.89 — District 83 Kyle Green, Jr. — $21,300.00 $4,140.00 — Danyelle Taylor — $9,000.00 $815.77 — Robert E. Billiot — $0.00 $6,011.29 — District 84 Timothy "Timmy" P. Kerner, Jr. — $616,739.45 $492,132.70 — Patrick Connick — $95,550.00 $34,296.95 — Timothy Kerner — $55,465.16 $44,354.03 — District 85 Andrea Manuel — $102,089.88 $31,437.01 — District 86 Nicholas Muscarello — $28,317.25 $19,863.10 — District 87 Rodney Lyons Sr. — $20,750.00 $26,332.95 — District 88 Kathy Edmonston — $16,900.00 $6,398.25 — Willie Lee Robinson, Sr. — $8,622.09 $8,597.09 — John A. (Johnny) Berthelot — $132.36 $11,245.31 — M. J. (Mert) Smiley, Jr. — $112.92 $15,765.21 — District 89 Kim Carver — $137,680.79 $54,136.67 — Eugene Patrick (Pat) Phillips — $500.00 $0.00 — District 90 Brian Leonard Glorioso — $34,825.00 $9,898.05 — Heide Alejandro-Smith — $0.00 $305.40 — Mary DuBuisson — $0.00 $10,932.76 — George G. Cromer — $0.00 $13,548.81 — District 91 Mandie Landry — $37,592.43 $26,713.58 — Carling L. Dinkler, IV — $10,000.00 $147.02 — District 92 Joe Stagni — $138,350.00 $242,006.94 — Gregory W. Carroll — $18,685.76 $17,503.72 — Tom Willmott — $10,991.27 $43,626.21 — Alex A. Perdomo — $4,608.60 $2,963.68 — District 93 Matthew Hill — $15,625.58 $7,312.89 — Alonzo Knox — $10,122.36 $13,708.97 — District 94 Stephanie Hilferty — $662,175.00 $509,701.52 — Nicholas J. Lorusso — $0.00 $727.00 — District 95 Sherman Q. Mack — $428,827.02 $379,787.68 — Shane Raymond Mack — $16,374.73 $7,404.64 — District 96 TERRY LANDRY, JR — $45,438.00 $43,991.27 — Marcus Bryant — $35,367.25 $29,230.79 — Terry Landry — $34.65 $199.00 — District 97 Matthew Willard — $552,120.00 $575,401.95 — Eugene J. Green — $163,081.39 $90,636.32 — Ed Murray — $132,221.14 $130,563.22 — Eugene Green III — $102,461.70 $68,740.12 — David Edward Cook — $660.00 $386.05 — District 98 Aimee Adatto Freeman — $18,250.00 $45,931.29 — Carlos Luis Zervigon — $0.00 $710.08 — District 99 Candace N. Newell — $85,583.55 $55,273.73 — District 100 Jason Hughes — $251,635.00 $193,099.23 — Dana Henry — $135,915.00 $133,445.07 — Aeisha S. Kelly — $5,841.00 $5,205.00 — Candice Taylor — $637.79 $637.79 — Anthony Jackson, Jr. — $500.00 $0.00 — District 101 Vanessa LaFleur — $18,817.76 $12,745.86 — District 102 Delisha Boyd — $402,294.24 $412,545.48 — Gary M. Carter Jr. — $49,400.00 $32,773.72 — District 103 Chad Lauga — $43,815.17 $38,446.20 — Michael Bayham — $23,100.00 $6,621.01 — Richard Lewis — $22,852.51 $19.40 — Leola Anderson — $7,345.45 $531.71 — District 105 Christopher Schulz — $750.00 $750.00 —
Other candidates State candidates, office not listed Candidate or committee Party Raised Spent Cash on hand Helena Moreno — $2,463,497.38 $3,173,553.73 — Blair Edwards — $1,407,900.00 $1,170,649.87 — John E Atkins — $1,153,496.16 $667,227.54 — Hillar Moore — $1,090,805.45 $644,399.30 — Jay B. McCallum — $908,423.00 $159,024.85 — Cade Cole — $890,826.47 $1,868,748.90 — Angelina Valuri — $720,943.90 $151,179.68 — J. Cameron Henry — $677,567.25 $360,649.21 — William H. Burris — $672,989.42 $600,437.40 — M. Thomas ("Tom") Arceneaux — $625,087.78 $460,031.31 — Robert P Hodges — $557,195.72 $140,508.25 — MICHAEL HAIK — $547,649.25 $382,659.71 — Oliver Thomas — $541,488.00 $744,975.18 — Jessica C. Ledet — $534,449.82 $237,169.33 — Julious Collin Sims — $532,806.78 $219,067.07 — Michelle M. Woodfork — $512,255.35 $501,498.24 — Brad Cascio — $501,320.00 $243,080.92 — Donald D. Landry — $460,697.00 $372,035.21 — Jason Ard — $449,664.72 $251,476.81 — Daniel Seuzeneau — $445,255.07 $124,224.88 — SAL BROCATO — $439,955.04 $211,246.76 — Erick Knezek — $432,512.43 $0.00 — Shannon J. Gremillion — $407,520.94 $10,995.53 — Marko Marjanovic — $405,561.36 $188,438.13 — Michael Cochran — $396,306.35 $101,018.71 — Calvin F. Duncan — $387,156.64 $370,501.84 — Freddie King III — $375,035.00 $395,666.57 — Richard Perque — $356,280.67 $342,269.28 — Whitney Germany — $351,308.68 $62,636.99 — John F. Young, Jr. — $346,950.03 $364,364.17 — Michael Jay Marsiglia — $330,943.93 $113,571.82 — Joseph R. McMahon III — $322,550.00 $176,962.53 — Tony Clayton — $316,341.24 $169,455.29 — Holly Friedman — $315,362.85 $341,477.15 — Jesse Phillip Terrell, Jr. — $309,800.00 $64,602.41 — Jason Rogers Williams — $292,958.87 $56,606.92 — Aimee McCarron — $292,521.00 $299,702.70 — Karen Herman — $290,000.00 $1,898.86 — Randy Thomas Fandal — $287,909.95 $219,669.64 — Theodore M. (Trey) Haik, III — $287,455.27 $66,106.35 — Sidney Barthelemy II — $286,880.74 $199,896.84 — W. Keith Hinkley — $284,665.00 $267,433.48 — Ellie Schroder — $279,785.79 $128,923.54 — Jacques Roy — $273,599.99 $60,263.31 — Brett Joseph Lawson — $271,875.00 $66,426.54 — David A. Blanchet — $271,750.00 $0.00 — Dustin Yates — $269,550.00 $235,118.51 — Mitch Orgeron — $268,925.00 $240,851.81 — Mennon Campbell — $268,290.39 $238,024.47 — Edwin M. Shorty, Jr. — $265,200.50 $260,132.98 —
Largest 50 of 1,260 (count) by money raised; all are in the totals above.
Party committees Committee Raised Spent Cash on hand Republican Party of Louisiana $5,375,708.59 $5,415,783.36 — Republican Legislative Delegation Campaign Committee, Inc. $999,812.81 $737,443.94 — House Democratic Campaign Committee of LA $524,259.59 $220,780.16 — LA Conservative Majority PAC (formerly LA Committee for a Republican Majority) $490,235.90 $287,292.34 — LA Democrats (formerly Democratic PAC of the Demo. St. Central Comm., DEMOPAC) $472,436.75 $317,193.48 — Senate Democratic Campaign Committee of LA $227,078.00 $87,775.96 — Louisiana Republican PAC $152,869.74 $98,738.05 — Independent Democratic Electors Association $49,000.00 $45,178.45 — LA Republican Party of Caddo Parish $38,975.00 $1,653.42 — Louisiana Black Caucus of the LA Democratic State Central Committee $23,550.00 $63,425.90 — Democrat, Republican, Independent Voter Education (DRIVE) $6,000.00 $15,600.00 — Jefferson Parish Republican Executive Committee $1,725.00 $2,300.00 — Democratic Governors Association (DGA) $100.00 $100.00 — Desoto Parish Republican Executive Committee $0.00 $339.69 —
PACs and independent-expenditure committees Committee Raised Spent Cash on hand IBEW PAC $12,091,458.58 $37,674.15 — Cajun PAC II $2,863,766.41 $3,075,426.11 — FIRST PRINCIPLES PAC $2,788,498.00 $2,787,400.00 — Entergy Corporation Employee PAC (ENPAC) $2,169,987.11 $2,017,947.03 — CameronPac $1,690,701.75 $1,228,071.84 — Safe and Free Louisiana $1,550,328.33 $344,306.81 — American Electric Power Committee for Responsible $1,254,857.74 $1,334,139.18 — COLE LEADERSHIP FUND $1,191,776.20 $25,052.52 — Atmos Energy Corporation PAC $858,701.12 $1,028,725.46 — LA Manufacturers Polical Actions Committee (LAMP) $780,984.16 $623,208.72 — Red Stick Leaders for Students I.E. PAC $750,000.00 $54,909.58 — JUSTICE PAC $724,800.00 $571,859.88 — La. Realtors PAC $720,482.34 $827,637.40 — Make Louisiana Great Again $617,700.00 $641,952.52 — Crescent River Port Pilots Assn. Local PAC $608,716.34 $374,149.49 — SEAPAC $591,865.70 $326,670.08 — New Horizon's USA $565,000.00 $564,656.05 — Leadership Matters PAC $551,550.00 $603,055.98 — Consumers First PAC $505,000.00 $500,158.68 — FAIR $496,831.63 $465,561.88 — St. George PAC $492,500.00 $487,783.24 — Louisiana Nursing Home Political Action Committee $487,987.00 $561,230.54 — Fair Rates First $440,000.00 $273,397.50 — LA Hospital Association PAC (HOSPPAC) $430,234.76 $94,895.53 — Foundation PAC $419,825.00 $446,062.55 —
Largest 25 of 318 (count) by money raised; all are in the totals above.
Other committees Committee Raised Spent Cash on hand Protect Louisiana Values $1,247,027.68 $997,535.92 — Vera Institute of Justice Inc. $559,674.75 $559,674.75 — Defend and Protect Louisiana $279,308.82 $279,308.82 — WIN EBR $248,839.75 $248,839.75 — Voters Organized to Educate $230,000.00 $78,365.50 — Louisiana Coalition for Fair Schools $207,806.42 $99,286.14 — Americans For Prosperity $199,063.53 $199,063.53 — Greater New Orleans Housing Alliance $150,512.58 $502,158.20 — Geaux Forward PAC $95,000.00 $60,193.00 — Education Reform Now Advocacy $84,890.00 $110,915.00 — Step Up for Action $75,000.00 $52,592.68 — For our Future $67,485.59 $67,485.59 — THe Louisiana Power Coalition for Equality and Justice $40,000.00 $66,000.00 — Pelican Action, Inc. $6,953.38 $6,953.38 — RENEW SHREVEPORT PAC, LLC $2,500.00 $0.00 —
Largest 15 of 16 (count) by money raised; all are in the totals above.
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Every electronically filed contribution, expenditure and loan in the Board’s 2024–2027 downloads dated January 1, 2025, or later, added up by TerraCivic for each filer (no contributor or payee is kept). A line repeated on an amended report is counted once; in-kind contributions are not included. Loans received count as raised. Offices and districts come from the Board’s filer search, matched by name, using each filer’s most recent election. Louisiana next elects its legislature and governor in 2027. Cash on hand is not in the files.
Louisiana Board of Ethics, campaign finance data downloads , retrieved October 25, 2026. Committee totals only; TerraCivic never reads or shows who gave.
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