Money trails
Who funds Washington's elected officials, how much they gave, where it came from, and where the money went next. State figures come from reports filed with the Public Disclosure Commission (PDC), and figures for members of Congress from the Federal Election Commission (FEC). The two are labeled, and nearly every record links to the report it came from.
177
Elected officials in office
$166.6M
Raised in state campaigns on record (PDC)
$338.8M
Raised in federal campaigns on record (FEC)
502,509
State contribution records for officials in office
483,701
Federal contribution records for officials in office
| Name | Office | Raised, all campaigns | Latest campaign | From Washington | Largest source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patty Murray D | U.S. Senator | $78,171,134 FEC | $3,591,671 (2026) | 60% individual gifts |
Individuals |
| Maria Cantwell D | U.S. Senator | $75,083,325 FEC | $985,139 (2026) | 47% individual gifts |
Individuals |
| Kim Schrier D | U.S. Representative, WA-8 | $33,535,148 FEC | $3,766,607 (2026) | 77% individual gifts |
Individuals |
| Suzan K. DelBene D | U.S. Representative, WA-1 | $27,795,217 FEC | $4,281,272 (2026) | 81% individual gifts |
Individuals |
| Bob Ferguson D | Governor | $26,117,035 | $14,668,289 (2024) | 94% | Individuals |
| Marie Gluesenkamp Perez D | U.S. Representative, WA-3 | $25,252,362 FEC | $9,472,267 (2026) | 55% individual gifts |
Individuals |
| Rick Larsen D | U.S. Representative, WA-2 | $22,352,773 FEC | $2,625,476 (2026) | 78% individual gifts |
Political action committees |
| Adam Smith D | U.S. Representative, WA-9 | $17,713,966 FEC | $2,202,051 (2026) | 56% individual gifts |
Political action committees |
| Pramila Jayapal D | U.S. Representative, WA-7 |
$16,395,407 FEC $328,121 PDC
|
$2,920,967 (2026) | 57% individual gifts |
Individuals |
| Dan Newhouse R | U.S. Representative, WA-4 | $10,005,528 FEC | $724,106 (2026) | 66% individual gifts |
Political action committees |
| Marilyn Strickland D | U.S. Representative, WA-10 |
$7,705,831 FEC $238,170 PDC
|
$1,892,576 (2026) | 72% individual gifts |
Individuals |
| Michael Baumgartner R | U.S. Representative, WA-5 |
$4,751,763 FEC $1,275,466 PDC
|
$2,208,415 (2026) | 86% individual gifts |
Individuals |
| Manka Dhingra D | State Senator, District 45 | $3,933,500 | $291,052 (2026) | 84% | Individuals |
| Emily Randall D | U.S. Representative, WA-6 |
$3,401,710 FEC $1,690,563 PDC
|
$1,422,767 (2026) | 78% individual gifts |
Individuals |
| Steve Hobbs D | Secretary of State |
$3,200,333 $310,211 FEC
|
$240,567 (2024) | 86% | Political action committees |
| Nick Brown D | Attorney General | $3,192,561 | $2,349,385 (2024) | 87% | Individuals |
| Michelle Valdez R | State Representative, District 26 | $2,193,663 | $735,666 (2025) | 91% | Individuals |
| Amy Walen D | State Representative, District 48 | $2,176,676 | $481,196 (2026) | 73% | Other organizations |
| Dave Upthegrove D | Commissioner of Public Lands | $1,969,258 | $1,294,001 (2024) | 93% | Individuals |
| Laurie Jinkins D | State Representative, District 27 | $1,933,111 | $259,548 (2026) | 78% | Other organizations |
| Marko Liias D | State Senator, District 21 |
$1,881,222 $87,964 FEC
|
$455,417 (2026) | 81% | Businesses |
| Drew Stokesbary R | State Representative, District 31 | $1,860,935 | $421,415 (2026) | 72% | Political action committees |
| Mari Leavitt D | State Representative, District 28 | $1,726,817 | $269,561 (2026) | 91% | Businesses |
| Larry Springer D | State Representative, District 45 | $1,710,022 | $37,000 (2026) | 72% | Other organizations |
| Alicia Rule D | State Representative, District 42 | $1,677,422 | $270,678 (2026) | 91% | Other organizations |
| Mike Pellicciotti D | State Treasurer | $1,641,502 | $497,756 (2024) | 94% | Individuals |
| John Lovick D | State Senator, District 44 | $1,635,516 | $215,238 (2026) | 89% | Other organizations |
| Jake Fey D | State Representative, District 27 | $1,612,435 | $173,645 (2026) | 78% | Other organizations |
| Curtis King R | State Senator, District 14 | $1,550,981 | $712,979 (2024) | 79% | Businesses |
| Drew Hansen D | State Senator, District 23 | $1,550,262 | $234,638 (2024) | 55% | Individuals |
| Dave Paul D | State Representative, District 10 | $1,541,047 | $181,002 (2026) | 96% | Individuals |
| Denny Heck D | Lieutenant Governor |
$1,540,988 $9,646,982 FEC
|
$359,318 (2024) | 87% | Individuals |
| Ron Muzzall R | State Senator, District 10 | $1,508,777 | $964,361 (2024) | 86% | Other organizations |
| Monica Jurado Stonier D | State Representative, District 49 | $1,493,138 | $173,734 (2026) | 81% | Political action committees |
| Joe Fitzgibbon D | State Representative, District 34 | $1,478,398 | $232,000 (2026) | 74% | Political action committees |
| Paul Harris R | State Senator, District 17 | $1,441,289 | $528,551 (2024) | 71% | Businesses |
| Adison Richards D | State Representative, District 26 | $1,420,221 | $426,846 (2026) | 94% | Businesses |
| Roger Goodman D | State Representative, District 45 |
$1,419,060 $227,907 FEC
|
$59,098 (2026) | 86% | Political action committees |
| T'wina Nobles D | State Senator, District 28 | $1,418,072 | $377,953 (2024) | 96% | Individuals |
| Vandana Slatter D | State Senator, District 48 | $1,392,051 | $125,722 (2026) | 84% | Individuals |
| Joe Schmick R | State Representative, District 9 | $1,364,055 | $178,309 (2026) | 70% | Businesses |
| Sharon Shewmake D | State Senator, District 42 | $1,361,960 | $60,728 (2026) | 95% | Individuals |
| Kristine Reeves D | State Representative, District 30 |
$1,353,555 $725,431 FEC
|
$243,833 (2026) | 79% | Other organizations |
| Jamie Pedersen D | State Senator, District 43 | $1,350,575 | $589,992 (2026) | 83% | Individuals |
| Marcus Riccelli D | State Senator, District 3 | $1,345,065 | $251,528 (2024) | 78% | Businesses |
| Patty Kuderer D | Insurance Commissioner | $1,307,890 | $550 (2026) | 92% | Individuals |
| April Berg D | State Representative, District 44 | $1,283,683 | $300,540 (2026) | 84% | Political action committees |
| Deborah Krishnadasan D | State Senator, District 26 | $1,260,610 | $389,816 (2026) | 92% | Individuals |
| Chris Reykdal | Superintendent of Public Instruction | $1,216,121 | $351,947 (2024) | 93% | Individuals |
| Annette Cleveland D | State Senator, District 49 | $1,209,652 | $497,037 (2024) | 72% | Political action committees |
| Drew MacEwen R | State Senator, District 35 |
$1,199,927 $255,580 FEC
|
$311,477 (2026) | 79% | Businesses |
| Mark Schoesler R | State Senator, District 9 | $1,199,103 | $210,313 (2024) | 67% | Businesses |
| Joe Timmons D | State Representative, District 42 | $1,175,040 | $279,257 (2026) | 94% | Political parties |
| Cindy Ryu D | State Representative, District 32 | $1,137,422 | $364,183 (2026) | 85% | Other organizations |
| Clyde Shavers D | State Representative, District 10 | $1,129,128 | $184,575 (2026) | 94% | Political parties |
| Andrew Barkis R | State Representative, District 2 | $1,127,606 | $183,300 (2026) | 77% | Political action committees |
| John Braun R | State Senator, District 20 |
$1,114,468 $3,311,756 FEC
|
$415,000 (2024) | 66% | Businesses |
| Derek Stanford D | State Senator, District 1 | $1,108,829 | $338,757 (2024) | 84% | Political action committees |
| Claudia Kauffman D | State Senator, District 47 | $1,082,200 | $235,466 (2026) | 91% | Individuals |
| Jeremie Dufault R | State Representative, District 15 | $1,067,826 | $313,547 (2026) | 88% | Individuals |
| Steve Tharinger D | State Representative, District 24 | $1,052,399 | $23,150 (2026) | 83% | Political action committees |
| Shelly Short R | State Senator, District 7 | $1,045,986 | $211,005 (2026) | 69% | Businesses |
| Rebecca Saldaña D | State Senator, District 37 | $1,023,639 | $313,298 (2026) | 90% | Individuals |
| Phil Fortunato R | State Senator, District 31 | $1,016,472 | $83,483 (2026) | 91% | Individuals |
| Claire Wilson D | State Senator, District 30 | $978,540 | $121,284 (2026) | 93% | Individuals |
| Sam Low R | State Representative, District 39 | $965,776 | $199,035 (2026) | 89% | Businesses |
| Steve Bergquist D | State Representative, District 11 | $957,839 | $185,124 (2026) | 90% | Political action committees |
| Ed Orcutt R | State Representative, District 20 | $945,387 | $115,463 (2026) | 73% | Businesses |
| Dan Bronoske D | State Representative, District 28 | $941,426 | $170,036 (2026) | 88% | Political action committees |
| Chris Corry R | State Representative, District 15 | $932,347 | $262,550 (2026) | 71% | Political action committees |
| Steven C. González | Justice, Washington Supreme Court | $927,859 | $261,730 (2024) | 97% | Individuals |
| Dan Griffey R | State Representative, District 35 | $926,323 | $107,830 (2026) | 87% | Political action committees |
| Mike Chapman D | State Senator, District 24 | $921,236 | $328,190 (2024) | 76% | Political action committees |
| Jim Walsh R | State Representative, District 19 | $914,445 | $67,785 (2026) | 88% | Individuals |
| June Robinson D | State Senator, District 38 | $901,891 | $255,631 (2026) | 79% | Other organizations |
| Lisa Callan D | State Representative, District 5 | $888,825 | $103,489 (2026) | 92% | Individuals |
| Tarra Simmons D | State Representative, District 23 | $886,824 | $240,130 (2026) | 87% | Individuals |
| Jamila Taylor D | State Representative, District 30 | $885,574 | $119,418 (2026) | 94% | Individuals |
| Nicole Macri D | State Representative, District 43 | $831,039 | $120,624 (2026) | 81% | Other organizations |
| Sharon Tomiko Santos D | State Representative, District 37 | $828,776 | $246,880 (2026) | 81% | Political action committees |
| Timm Ormsby D | State Representative, District 3 | $822,713 | $14,716 (2026) | 79% | Political action committees |
| Lisa Wellman D | State Senator, District 41 | $803,732 | $146,515 (2024) | 90% | Individuals |
| Stephanie McClintock R | State Representative, District 18 | $780,585 | $416,180 (2026) | 85% | Legislative caucuses |
| Chris Gildon R | State Senator, District 25 | $771,942 | $239,474 (2024) | 81% | Political action committees |
| Tom Dent R | State Representative, District 13 | $769,201 | $97,740 (2026) | 86% | Businesses |
| Liz Berry D | State Representative, District 36 | $760,450 | $79,540 (2026) | 75% | Individuals |
| Jesse Salomon D | State Senator, District 32 | $750,382 | $314,514 (2026) | 87% | Individuals |
| Sharon Wylie D | State Representative, District 49 | $746,667 | $33,330 (2026) | 88% | Political action committees |
| Noel Frame D | State Senator, District 36 | $728,146 | $102,139 (2026) | 87% | Individuals |
| Tina Orwall D | State Senator, District 33 | $725,919 | $70,348 (2026) | 83% | Political action committees |
| Kevin Waters R | State Representative, District 17 | $701,883 | $424,298 (2026) | 86% | Political action committees |
| Victoria Hunt D | State Senator, District 5 | $701,435 | $2,025 (2026) | 90% | Individuals |
| Gerry Pollet D | State Representative, District 46 | $700,323 | $246,022 (2026) | 93% | Individuals |
| Strom Peterson D | State Representative, District 21 | $696,611 | $132,924 (2026) | 90% | Political action committees |
| Jeff Holy R | State Senator, District 6 | $683,446 | $130,010 (2026) | 78% | Political action committees |
| Judy Warnick R | State Senator, District 13 | $682,247 | $43,075 (2026) | 78% | Businesses |
| Debra Entenman D | State Representative, District 47 | $654,171 | $60,511 (2026) | 95% | Political action committees |
| Beth Doglio D | State Representative, District 22 |
$639,688 $1,483,736 FEC
|
$140,428 (2026) | 88% | Individuals |
| David Hackney D | State Representative, District 11 | $639,571 | $240,978 (2026) | 77% | Political action committees |
| Alex Ybarra R | State Representative, District 13 | $597,758 | $124,800 (2026) | 72% | Political action committees |
| Melanie Morgan D | State Representative, District 29 | $590,278 | $150,945 (2026) | 89% | Political action committees |
| Peter Abbarno R | State Representative, District 20 | $586,332 | $171,078 (2026) | 74% | Businesses |
| Alex Ramel D | State Representative, District 40 | $585,491 | $93,155 (2026) | 89% | Individuals |
| Mike Steele R | State Representative, District 12 | $584,120 | $170,494 (2026) | 79% | Political action committees |
| Shelley Kloba D | State Representative, District 1 | $583,822 | $80,545 (2026) | 90% | Individuals |
| Sharlett Mena D | State Representative, District 29 | $581,921 | $209,339 (2026) | 87% | Individuals |
| Debra Lekanoff D | State Representative, District 40 | $577,292 | $88,674 (2026) | 90% | Political action committees |
| Adrian Cortes D | State Senator, District 18 | $575,930 | $1,200 (2025) | 96% | Legislative caucuses |
| David Stuebe R | State Representative, District 17 | $572,284 | $380,216 (2026) | 89% | Legislative caucuses |
| Salvador A. Mungia | Justice, Washington Supreme Court | $566,907 | $566,907 (2024) | 93% | Individuals |
| Mary Dye R | State Representative, District 9 | $564,341 | $77,800 (2026) | 74% | Businesses |
| Lillian Ortiz-Self D | State Representative, District 21 | $562,374 | $61,335 (2026) | 89% | Other organizations |
| Lauren Davis D | State Representative, District 32 | $559,422 | $234,824 (2026) | 91% | Other organizations |
| My-Linh Thai D | State Representative, District 41 | $558,428 | $73,629 (2026) | 82% | Political action committees |
| Mia Gregerson D | State Representative, District 33 | $551,484 | $65,488 (2026) | 89% | Political action committees |
| Brandy Donaghy D | State Representative, District 44 | $543,144 | $110,922 (2026) | 90% | Individuals |
| Skyler Rude R | State Representative, District 16 | $540,842 | $82,517 (2026) | 82% | Political action committees |
| Javier Valdez D | State Senator, District 46 | $534,559 | $144,683 (2026) | 92% | Individuals |
| Cyndy Jacobsen R | State Representative, District 25 | $529,431 | $128,503 (2026) | 86% | Political action committees |
| April Connors R | State Representative, District 8 | $528,942 | $208,379 (2026) | 76% | Political action committees |
| Bob Hasegawa D | State Senator, District 11 | $501,526 | $83,701 (2024) | 90% | Individuals |
| Theodore J. Angelis | Justice, Washington Supreme Court | $488,078 | $488,078 (2026) | 87% | Individuals |
| Jessica Bateman D | State Senator, District 22 | $466,356 | $195,744 (2024) | 88% | Political action committees |
| Steve Conway D | State Senator, District 29 | $454,307 | $15,200 (2026) | 86% | Political action committees |
| Keith Goehner R | State Senator, District 12 | $443,793 | $171,704 (2024) | 89% | Political action committees |
| Travis Couture R | State Representative, District 35 | $438,453 | $141,148 (2026) | 84% | Businesses |
| Matt Boehnke R | State Senator, District 8 |
$436,969 $222,630 FEC
|
$83,935 (2026) | 71% | Political action committees |
| Mike Volz R | State Representative, District 6 | $430,482 | $280 (2026) | 82% | Political action committees |
| Osman Salahuddin D | State Representative, District 48 | $429,575 | $104,439 (2026) | 85% | Individuals |
| Janice Zahn D | State Representative, District 41 | $426,491 | $67,063 (2026) | 92% | Individuals |
| Brian Burnett R | State Representative, District 12 | $426,162 | $179,050 (2026) | 90% | Individuals |
| Deb Manjarrez R | State Representative, District 14 | $415,278 | $204,700 (2026) | 88% | Businesses |
| Liz Lovelett D | State Senator, District 40 | $405,953 | $149,565 (2024) | 91% | Political action committees |
| Adam Bernbaum D | State Representative, District 24 | $400,513 | $179,801 (2026) | 81% | Political action committees |
| Chipalo Street D | State Representative, District 37 | $396,504 | $113,454 (2026) | 79% | Individuals |
| Julia Reed D | State Representative, District 36 | $396,114 | $74,082 (2026) | 81% | Individuals |
| Shaun Scott D | State Representative, District 43 | $392,978 | $27,806 (2026) | 96% | Individuals |
| Keith Wagoner R | State Senator, District 39 | $367,751 | $35,841 (2026) | 81% | Political action committees |
| Perry Dozier R | State Senator, District 16 | $365,305 | $173,602 (2024) | 76% | Political action committees |
| Pat McCarthy D | State Auditor | $363,188 | $45,034 (2024) | 94% | Individuals |
| Chris Stearns D | State Representative, District 47 | $357,623 | $87,043 (2026) | 84% | Political action committees |
| Nikki Torres R | State Senator, District 15 | $356,021 | $234,517 (2026) | 79% | Political action committees |
| Darya Farivar D | State Representative, District 46 | $355,480 | $77,941 (2026) | 91% | Individuals |
| Gloria Mendoza R | State Representative, District 14 | $354,665 | $183,660 (2026) | 85% | Businesses |
| Joel McEntire R | State Representative, District 19 | $354,347 | $34,789 (2026) | 93% | Legislative caucuses |
| Emily Alvarado D | State Senator, District 34 | $353,764 | $73,404 (2026) | 84% | Individuals |
| Jenny Graham R | State Representative, District 6 | $350,909 | $4,300 (2026) | 91% | Political action committees |
| Julio Cortes D | State Representative, District 38 | $347,374 | $92,946 (2026) | 84% | Political action committees |
| Yasmin Trudeau D | State Senator, District 27 | $341,764 | $131,192 (2024) | 88% | Individuals |
| Suzanne Schmidt R | State Representative, District 4 | $326,548 | $73,006 (2026) | 85% | Political action committees |
| Mary Fosse D | State Representative, District 38 | $321,132 | $61,266 (2026) | 89% | Political action committees |
| Sheryl Gordon McCloud | Justice, Washington Supreme Court | $319,857 | $27,019 (2024) | 87% | Individuals |
| Jim McCune R | State Senator, District 2 | $316,423 | $64,309 (2024) | 90% | Individuals |
| Stephanie Barnard R | State Representative, District 8 | $307,707 | $90,134 (2026) | 80% | Businesses |
| Edwin Obras D | State Representative, District 33 | $301,607 | $48,329 (2026) | 90% | Individuals |
| Mark Klicker R | State Representative, District 16 | $291,016 | $85,277 (2026) | 79% | Political action committees |
| Greg Nance D | State Representative, District 23 | $290,108 | $108,805 (2026) | 86% | Individuals |
| Colleen Melody | Justice, Washington Supreme Court | $285,596 | $285,596 (2026) | 93% | Individuals |
| Davina Duerr D | State Representative, District 1 | $284,599 | $77,530 (2026) | 86% | Political action committees |
| Carolyn Eslick R | State Representative, District 39 | $283,263 | $7,650 (2026) | 82% | Political action committees |
| Lisa Parshley D | State Representative, District 22 | $279,103 | $127,004 (2026) | 89% | Individuals |
| Brianna Thomas D | State Representative, District 34 | $277,644 | $38,433 (2026) | 90% | Individuals |
| John Ley R | State Representative, District 18 | $233,275 | $166,285 (2026) | 91% | Legislative caucuses |
| Raquel Montoya-Lewis | Justice, Washington Supreme Court | $213,330 | $213,330 (2020) | 93% | Individuals |
| Jeff Wilson R | State Senator, District 19 | $212,344 | $83,925 (2024) | 85% | Businesses |
| Leonard Christian R | State Senator, District 4 | $211,582 | $53,920 (2024) | 91% | Individuals |
| Michael Keaton R | State Representative, District 25 | $207,829 | $118,261 (2026) | 83% | Political action committees |
| Rob Chase R | State Representative, District 4 |
$205,757 $10,615 FEC
|
$22,685 (2026) | 90% | Individuals |
| Debra L. Stephens | Chief Justice, Washington Supreme Court | $197,896 | $162,357 (2026) | 96% | Individuals |
| Natasha Hill D | State Representative, District 3 |
$168,250 $377,499 FEC
|
$57,161 (2026) | 95% | Individuals |
| Andrew Engell R | State Representative, District 7 | $165,976 | $82,028 (2026) | 87% | Businesses |
| Zach Hall D | State Representative, District 5 | $164,695 | $153,831 (2026) | 91% | Political action committees |
| Matt Marshall R | State Representative, District 2 | $159,862 | $99,305 (2026) | 73% | Businesses |
| Joshua Penner R | State Representative, District 31 | $152,860 | $69,335 (2026) | 81% | Businesses |
| Hunter Abell R | State Representative, District 7 | $151,002 | $77,422 (2026) | 78% | Businesses |
| G. Helen Whitener | Justice, Washington Supreme Court | $114,430 | $12,770 (2022) | 95% | Individuals |
| Charles W. Johnson | Associate Chief Justice, Washington Supreme Court | $15,150 | $15,150 (2014) | 100% | Political action committees |
"Raised" adds up every campaign on record. State figures (PDC) begin with the 2009–10 cycle and cover any Washington office the person ran for. Federal figures (FEC) cover each two-year cycle back to 1992. They're never added together. Money a candidate moves from one campaign to the next is reported again by the new campaign, so it can count more than once. "From Washington" is the share of itemized gifts with a stated location that came from Washington. For state figures that means every itemized gift, including those from organizations. For members of Congress it means individual gifts only, as marked, so committee gifts are left out. Small gifts usually have no location, so they aren't counted.
A contribution is not an accusation. These are campaign finance reports as filed with the Washington Public Disclosure Commission. They show who gave and how much. They don't show that anyone received anything in return.
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