Funds Raised By Political Parties in the US Senate Election in 2018

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Democratic Senate candidates have raised a total of $535,203,505 in 2018, in comparison to Republicans $338,672,132. Independent Senate candidates have raised a total of $25,978,391.
There are other small less known political parties in the US who have raised very less.

Here is a list of the party-wise fund raised by US Senate candidates in 2018 election. The list includes all Senate Candidates whether they are for reelection or not.


PartySUM of Fund Raised ($)
Democratic Party535,203,505
Republican Party338,672,132
Independent25,978,391
Constitution Party4,261,093
Libertarian Party653,345
Democratic-Farm-Labor234,134
Other26,769
Not Available12,097
Green Party7,478
Unknown7,126
Write-In0
Unaffiliated0
Reform Party0
None0
Independent American Party0
American Independent Party0
Grand Total905,056,070

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