State campaign money · 2025–26

New Jersey state campaign money

Every committee the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC), Reports and Data Search reports for 2025–26: candidates for state and local office, party committees, PACs and ballot-measure committees.

Raised by candidates, 2025–26
$179M
1,555 candidate committees (count)
Party committees
$65M
Raised; shown apart, since much of it goes to candidates
PACs
$94M
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

WhoRaisedSpentCash on handRaised by party
Candidates: statewide offices14 committees (count)$103,173,594.13$104,955,261.30—D $63M · R $40M · other $49K
Candidates: legislature155 committees (count)$32,626,602.96$36,415,350.25—D $25M · R $7.9M · other $3K
Candidates: county, city and other offices1,386 committees (count)$43,024,041.97$52,010,308.54—D $17M · R $8.5M · other $18M
Party committees471 committees (count)$64,686,946.91$67,204,818.34——
PACs and independent-expenditure committees355 committees (count)$94,204,908.87$88,411,260.12——
Other committees941 committees (count)$267,815,846.16$268,024,127.24——

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
Jack CiattarelliGovernorRepublican$29,934,366.82$30,523,896.60—
Mikie SherrillGovernorDemocratic$29,028,068.89$28,993,072.06—
Joshua GottheimerGovernorDemocratic$9,192,866.55$9,211,017.00—
Steven M FulopGovernorDemocratic$9,062,116.44$9,098,984.77—
Stephen M SweeneyGovernorDemocratic$8,475,254.46$9,577,485.29—
Ras BarakaGovernorDemocratic$7,276,410.39$7,047,954.29—
Jon BramnickGovernorRepublican$5,071,619.38$5,207,536.80—
Bill SpadeaGovernorRepublican$4,564,417.45$4,681,843.59—
Craig CoughlinState Assembly, District 19Democratic$1,934,711.26$3,131,582.03—
Wayne P DeangeloState Assembly, District 14Democratic$1,414,581.09$398,155.69—
Anthony VerrelliState Assembly, District 15Democratic$788,105.75$1,182,962.88—
Vincent KearneyState Assembly, District 21Democratic$760,184.42$731,194.23—
Clinton CalabreseState Assembly, District 36Democratic$636,606.94$940,800.88—
Gary SchaerState Assembly, District 36Democratic$598,728.90$935,800.50—
Louis GreenwaldState Assembly, District 6Democratic$565,843.85$787,848.91—
Annette QuijanoState Assembly, District 20Democratic$552,290.17$331,526.20—
Andrew MacurdyState Assembly, District 21Democratic$548,474.12$636,568.00—
Kevin EganState Assembly, District 17Democratic$536,651.75$279,625.92—
Roy FreimanState Assembly, District 16Democratic$520,121.76$520,121.76—
Andrea KatzState Assembly, District 8Democratic$515,750.37$625,821.97—
Lisa SwainState Assembly, District 38Democratic$512,095.11$625,316.56—
Luanne PeterpaulState Assembly, District 11Democratic$498,946.85$534,739.50—
Margie DonlonState Assembly, District 11Democratic$484,424.91$524,940.09—
Michele MatsikoudisState Assembly, District 21Republican$481,327.52$547,580.85—
Ellen J ParkState Assembly, District 37Democratic$463,076.91$616,626.38—
Peter C TullyState Assembly, District 38Democratic$458,840.43$500,659.38—
Nancy MunozState Assembly, District 21Republican$457,990.06$536,181.81—
Eliana Pintor-MarinState Assembly, District 29Democratic$440,392.39$440,392.39—
Christian BarrancoState Assembly, District 25Republican$438,048.20$467,257.11—
Dan HutchisonState Assembly, District 4Democratic$430,390.64$558,243.69—
Al BarlasState Assembly, District 40Republican$428,732.25$581,503.61—
Heather SimmonsState Assembly, District 3Democratic$428,341.25$500,926.91—
Rosaura BagolieState Assembly, District 27Democratic$426,858.42$509,307.46—
Alaa AbdelazizState Assembly, District 35Democratic$419,342.42$507,163.03—
John DimaioState Assembly, District 23Republican$409,464.57$555,219.30—
Brandon UmbaState Assembly, District 8Republican$406,538.90$434,723.82—
John V Azzariti Jr.State Assembly, District 39Republican$394,428.81$496,255.02—
Ravi S BhallaState Assembly, District 32Democratic$380,237.05$345,341.18—
Michael TorrissiState Assembly, District 8Republican$373,052.37$373,052.37—
Carol A MurphyState Assembly, District 7Democratic$368,036.44$431,618.10—
Kenyatta StewartState Assembly, District 35Democratic$362,648.74$361,724.28—
Kevin P EganState Assembly, District 17Democratic$357,771.16$226,402.81—
Mitchelle DrulisState Assembly, District 16Democratic$351,497.53$377,586.70—
Dave Bailey Jr.State Assembly, District 3Democratic$343,480.73$397,669.96—
Eduardo J RodriguezState Assembly, District 20Democratic$338,903.17$331,603.70—
Aura DunnState Assembly, District 25Republican$334,170.20$334,170.20—
Sean M SpillerGovernorDemocratic$322,901.83$456,465.00—
Jay WebberState Assembly, District 26Republican$314,408.87$455,565.14—
Gerard ScharfenbergerState Assembly, District 13Republican$309,177.09$464,990.44—
Robert KarabinchakState Assembly, District 18Democratic$295,302.40$295,302.40—

Largest 50 of 169 (count) by money raised.

Other candidates

County, city and other offices

Candidate or committeeOfficePartyRaisedSpentCash on hand
James McGreeveyMayor, Jersey City—$2,663,975.74$2,703,684.54—
James SolomonMayor, Jersey City—$1,292,232.92$1,480,149.72—
William O`deaMayor, Jersey City—$912,755.00$955,929.70—
Hector Carlos LoraMayor, Passaic City—$843,781.11$965,014.05—
Theodore R GreenMayor, East Orange CityDemocratic$840,985.66$728,693.87—
Joseph N Divincenzo Jr.County Executive, Essex CountyDemocratic$828,788.24$1,536,210.81—
Samip JoshiMayor, Edison TownshipDemocratic$783,560.00$688,513.14—
Andre SayeghMayor, Paterson City—$773,486.00$831,833.51—
Anibal Ramos Jr.Municipal Office, Newark City—$714,111.87$963,965.47—
Adrian O MappMayor, Plainfield CityDemocratic$673,808.80$828,159.39—
Ras J BarakaMayor, Newark City—$666,467.27$769,676.90—
Mussab AliMayor, Jersey City—$656,815.92$744,975.97—
Thomas A ArnoneCounty Commissioner, Monmouth CountyRepublican$625,060.59$980,481.16—
Frank X SchillariCounty Sheriff, Hudson CountyDemocratic$620,995.00$718,562.37—
James T TedescoCounty Executive, Bergen CountyDemocratic$558,579.59$313,192.62—
Emily JabbourMayor, Hoboken City—$546,513.93$623,039.80—
James M DavisCounty Sheriff, Hudson CountyDemocratic$461,112.38$562,043.59—
Michael RussoMayor, Hoboken City—$431,880.00$505,421.50—
Christine G HanlonCounty Clerk, Monmouth CountyRepublican$399,265.73$530,965.13—
Shaun GoldenCounty Sheriff, Monmouth CountyRepublican$393,241.59$627,765.86—
James R BarberioMayor, Parsippany-Troy Hills TownshipRepublican$376,318.54$413,218.79—
Patrick O CouncilMunicipal Office, Newark City—$358,094.73$208,566.36—
John A KemlerCounty Sheriff, Mercer CountyDemocratic$346,478.02$450,675.62—
Joyce E WattermanMayor, Jersey City—$327,241.00$369,524.95—
Richard BerdnikCounty Sheriff, Passaic CountyDemocratic$313,097.69$706,183.81—
Thomas MastrangeloCounty Commissioner, Morris CountyRepublican$307,433.96$348,203.34—
Michael A MelhamMayor, Belleville Town—$300,379.82$225,291.02—
James M CahillMayor, New Brunswick CityDemocratic$281,572.14$339,006.63—
Christopher DipiazzaMayor, Paramus BoroughRepublican$281,200.00$320,455.64—
Cecil Lawrence CrumpMunicipal Office, Newark City—$262,850.00$308,102.19—
Thomas J SullivanCounty Commissioner, Bergen CountyDemocratic$252,150.00$431,759.57—
Dominick DiroccoCounty Commissioner, Monmouth CountyRepublican$246,503.87$346,754.41—
Michael J SilvaMunicipal Office, Newark City—$244,180.00$180,907.60—
James DavisMayor, Bayonne City—$243,223.00$340,108.61—
Daniel J ReimanMayor, Carteret BoroughDemocratic$241,126.15$552,375.49—
Marty Small Sr.Mayor, Atlantic CityDemocratic$238,302.08$408,277.05—
Ted R GreenMayor, East Orange CityDemocratic$234,045.66$176,102.65—
Ruben RamosMayor, Hoboken City—$233,662.00$272,896.35—
John A CiminoCounty Commissioner, Mercer CountyDemocratic$227,355.67$275,418.41—
Tayfun SelenCounty Commissioner, Morris CountyRepublican$221,835.00$322,091.67—
James R SpangoMayor, Roseland BoroughDemocratic$201,243.36$333,639.41—
Kenneth KopaczCounty Commissioner, Hudson CountyDemocratic$198,550.00$174,083.48—
Jenny MundellMayor, Bloomfield TownDemocratic$198,130.53$271,773.12—
Tiffanie FisherMayor, Hoboken City—$194,622.58$207,689.30—
Amina BeyMunicipal Office, Newark City—$188,432.47$198,932.17—
Anthony PerryCounty Commissioner, Monmouth CountyRepublican$187,718.30$148,720.99—
Mildred S ScottCounty Sheriff, Middlesex CountyDemocratic$187,156.78$215,462.66—
James GannonCounty Sheriff, Morris CountyRepublican$187,001.68$379,366.93—
Nancy J PinkinCounty Clerk, Middlesex CountyDemocratic$185,616.78$205,459.16—
Mikie Sherrill Inauguration 2026Inaugural, StatewideDemocratic$185,000.00$206,504.00—

Largest 50 of 1,386 (count) by money raised; all are in the totals above.

Party committees

CommitteeRaisedSpentCash on hand
NJ Democratic State Committee$11,078,722.06$11,739,959.62—
NJ Republican State Committee$5,686,229.12$5,754,002.49—
NJ Democratic Assembly Campaign CommitteeLegislative leadership committee$3,697,442.00$4,063,068.48—
NJ Senate Democratic MajorityLegislative leadership committee$3,149,775.56$2,373,434.90—
Middlesex County Democratic Organization$2,947,958.39$3,157,083.30—
Hudson County Democratic Organization$2,878,712.30$3,318,766.04—
Democratic Committee of Bergen County$2,534,927.64$2,471,625.34—
Essex County Democratic Cmte$2,340,375.00$2,210,495.75—
Gloucester County Democrat Executive Cmte$1,727,673.19$1,585,537.76—
Passaic County Democratic Cmte$1,721,933.65$1,780,718.26—
Assembly Republican VictoryLegislative leadership committee$1,482,751.00$1,647,344.61—
Camden County Democratic Cmte$1,371,678.75$1,250,036.50—
Ocean County Republican Finance Cmte$1,202,606.57$1,150,208.35—
Burlington County Democratic Cmte$1,128,066.87$890,669.30—
Union County Democratic Cmte$1,119,620.36$1,143,379.99—
Monmouth County Democratic Organization$871,546.64$1,025,013.96—
Monmouth County Republican Cmte$864,521.48$2,104,300.16—
Somerset County Democratic Cmte$831,162.61$765,198.56—
Union City First$778,428.00$777,146.09—
Senate Republican MajorityLegislative leadership committee$723,515.23$383,325.93—
Passaic County Regular Republican Organization Pcrro$571,285.00$595,962.54—
North Bergen Democratic Municipal Committee$562,453.00$916,425.48—
Somerset County Republican Cmte$549,485.62$598,512.89—
Cape May County Regular Republican Organization$499,307.55$430,486.58—
Atlantic County Democratic Cmte$489,879.33$455,686.38—

Largest 25 of 471 (count) by money raised; all are in the totals above.

PACs and independent-expenditure committees

CommitteeRaisedSpentCash on hand
Greater NJ Carpenters PECUnion PAC$10,023,943.21$8,512,465.55—
1199/SEIU Ny State Political Action FundUnion PAC$9,367,812.15$5,152,546.83—
NJ State Laborers PACUnion PAC$5,810,628.12$5,492,583.15—
International Longshoremens Assoc Afl-Cio Cmte on PeUnion PAC$5,637,249.83$3,714,476.64—
Unite Here Tip State and Local FundUnion PAC$4,630,480.17$4,313,643.19—
International Union of Operating Engineering Local 825Union PAC$2,426,047.89$3,522,927.43—
IBEW Local 98 CopeUnion PAC$2,318,432.13$2,971,719.20—
Intl Association of Bridge Structural Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers IpalUnion PAC$2,300,270.95$1,995,205.30—
New York Hotel & Motel Trades Council Cmte on Political EducationUnion PAC$2,172,997.76$2,954,941.00—
32bj United American Dream FundUnion PAC$1,999,000.00$2,191,735.92—
Local Union 164 IBEW Cope FundUnion PAC$1,963,761.11$1,728,687.91—
Realtors PACProfessional PAC$1,961,606.73$2,857,625.37—
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers PACUnion PAC$1,732,460.20$617,945.00—
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Cmte on Political EducationUnion PAC$1,541,756.08$1,575,413.83—
IBEW Lu 456 Cope FundUnion PAC$1,428,947.29$853,588.09—
Local 102 IBEW PACUnion PAC$1,399,416.47$1,218,711.39—
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local #351Union PAC$1,373,735.85$1,900,667.58—
Hntb Holdings Ltd PACBusiness$1,305,815.59$1,788,642.60—
Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 9Union PAC$1,169,617.69$1,044,224.61—
Local 322 Cmte for Political EducationUnion PAC$1,025,591.99$1,030,412.29—
Duane Morris Llp Government CommBusiness$967,958.17$896,347.20—
NJ Education Association PAC NJEA PACUnion PAC$955,713.59$1,113,689.79—
Composition Roofers No 30Union PAC$920,298.75$907,164.22—
Afscme Working Families FundUnion PAC$882,156.00$882,156.00—
Sheet Metal Workers L U 19 PelUnion PAC$876,340.54$829,730.65—

Largest 25 of 355 (count) by money raised; all are in the totals above.

Other committees

CommitteeRaisedSpentCash on hand
Working New JerseyIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$39,733,406.58$39,733,406.58—
Greater Garden StateIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$30,693,824.00$30,761,273.82—
Restore New JerseyIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$18,600,000.00$18,581,182.52—
One Giant Leap PAC - Ogl PACIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$17,202,218.47$13,516,761.04—
Affordable New JerseyIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$11,791,183.79$11,791,183.79—
AFC Victory FundIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$9,073,753.94$13,369,190.19—
Change NJ INCIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$9,041,862.94$9,488,743.59—
Fair & Affordable New JerseyIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$8,309,388.04$8,061,540.71—
One Giant Leap PAC Ogl PACIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$7,779,553.47$6,416,606.27—
Coalition for Progress (State)Independent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$7,430,024.81$7,410,328.50—
Unite the CountryIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$6,528,574.37$6,282,964.33—
Garden State ForwardIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$6,469,811.58$6,517,656.63—
Building Bridges Voter ProjectIndependent Expenditure Cmte (Z)$5,761,470.78$9,908,581.26—
Middle GroundIndependent Expenditure Cmte (W)$3,980,500.00$3,659,812.16—
Carpenters Action FundIndependent Expenditure Cmte (W)$3,558,363.71$3,033,650.00—

Largest 15 of 941 (count) by money raised; all are in the totals above.

Source

Every candidate and committee ELEC lists for the 2025 and 2026 election years, with each filing entity added together by name, office and place (a primary and a general are separate entities). State Senate and Assembly candidates and legislative joint candidate committees show the receipts and disbursements on their R-1 reports (the latest amendment of each period). Everyone else shows the contributions and expenditures itemized in ELEC’s data. New Jersey elected its Assembly and governor in 2025; its Senate is next elected in 2027. Cash on hand is not in the search.

New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC), Reports and Data Search, retrieved October 25, 2026. Committee totals only; TerraCivic never reads or shows who gave.

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