Patty Murray

U.S. Senator · Democrat · FEC records 1992–2026
$78.2M
Raised (FEC total)
$76.1M
Spent (FEC total)
$2.2M
Cash on hand, latest report
60%
Of itemized individual gifts from Washington

Where the money came from

  • Individuals (itemized) $33,619,235
  • Individuals (small gifts, not itemized) $23,796,943
  • Political action committees $15,125,120
  • Transfers from other committees $4,207,308
  • Other receipts (interest, refunds, offsets) $1,145,088
  • Party committees $269,064
  • The candidate's own money $8,376

These add up to the FEC's reported total. Small gifts are what's left of individuals' money after the itemized gifts: campaigns don't have to name donors of $200 or less. See itemized contributions →

Where the money went

  • Other advertising $19,758,835
  • Management and consulting services $7,375,727
  • Printing literature, fliers, postcards, etc. $4,812,920
  • Digital advertising $4,709,841
  • Contributions and transfers to other committees $4,321,122
  • Wages, salaries, benefits, payroll taxes $4,225,231
  • Fundraising events and related costs $3,242,070
  • Bank and payment processing charges $1,286,420
  • Utilities, phone, and other overhead costs $1,131,849
  • Surveys, polling, research costs $885,463
  • Travel, accommodations, meals $780,192
  • Computers, printers, software, phones, etc. $752,349
  • Everything else (7 more) $1,300,645

From itemized reports, grouped by the purpose the campaign stated. See every expense →

By two-year cycle

CycleRaceRaisedFrom individualsFrom PACsSpentCash at endDebtsFiling
2026 U.S. Senate
Through Sep 30, 2026
$3,591,671 $3,167,818 $338,200 $2,304,719 $2,170,413 — FEC ↗
2024 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2024
$2,095,534 $1,695,482 $284,000 $1,770,413 $883,461 — FEC ↗
2022 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2022
$16,112,355 $11,992,152 $2,538,644 $19,036,980 $558,340 — FEC ↗
2020 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2020
$2,481,119 $1,659,077 $596,835 $1,691,127 $3,482,965 — FEC ↗
2018 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2018
$1,832,339 $1,478,589 $330,350 $2,860,709 $2,692,974 — FEC ↗
2016 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2016
$10,176,110 $6,164,164 $2,808,166 $8,368,804 $3,721,343 — FEC ↗
2014 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2014
$3,008,307 $2,164,897 $833,509 $1,428,276 $1,914,038 — FEC ↗
2012 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2012
$923,628 $613,409 $243,500 $1,072,480 $258,708 — FEC ↗
2010 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2010
$12,762,491 $9,086,838 $2,360,201 $14,873,696 $407,558 — FEC ↗
2008 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2008
$2,899,823 $1,982,183 $958,214 $1,391,807 $2,518,764 — FEC ↗
2006 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2006
$1,462,353 $1,027,070 $270,893 $1,014,310 $1,010,749 — FEC ↗
2004 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2004
$11,081,050 $9,044,543 $1,691,587 $11,556,148 $562,707 — FEC ↗
2002 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2002
$1,517,564 $1,134,993 $355,783 $549,915 $1,037,803 — FEC ↗
2000 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 2000
$423,821 $319,190 $52,787 $373,907 $70,154 — FEC ↗
1998 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 1998
$5,343,379 $4,113,646 $864,335 $5,609,349 $20,222 $20,372 FEC ↗
1996 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 1996
$702,747 $601,435 $90,451 $568,161 $285,199 — FEC ↗
1994 U.S. Senate
Through Jun 30, 1995
$260,639 $176,309 $67,900 $238,478 $161,902 — FEC ↗
1992 U.S. Senate
Through Dec 31, 1992
$1,496,204 $994,383 $439,766 $1,342,038 $154,166 — FEC ↗

Top committees that gave

Each links to the committee's FEC page, which shows who funds it. Individual donors are listed under Contributions.

Kinds of committees

  • Corporate PACs $6,118,991
  • Trade association PACs $2,463,284
  • Labor union PACs $2,126,885
  • Membership group PACs $1,557,121
  • Other PACs $1,194,790
  • Leadership PACs $989,750
  • Corporation-without-stock PACs $326,355
  • Party committees $142,030
  • Other candidates' committees $112,504
  • Cooperative PACs $95,250

Using the FEC's own classification of each committee, from reports filed by the committees that gave.

Where itemized donors are

Top cities

  • Seattle, WA $7,501,862
  • Washington, DC $1,399,970
  • New York, NY $1,102,687
  • Bellevue, WA $941,945
  • Mercer Island, WA $820,548
  • Tacoma, WA $547,802
  • Bainbridge Island, WA $506,984
  • Spokane, WA $467,918
  • Olympia, WA $442,250
  • Vancouver, WA $436,596

Outside Washington

  • CA $2,586,302
  • NY $1,685,984
  • DC $1,402,870
  • VA $1,119,737
  • MD $785,322
  • IL $723,235
  • MA $664,372
  • TX $593,485

Donors' employers

  • MICROSOFT CORPORATION $310,971
  • UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON $192,803
  • BOEING COMPANY $161,669
  • AMAZON.COM INC $108,620
  • AMAZON INC $87,265
  • BATTELLE CORPORATION $68,544
  • WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY $61,573
  • AMGEN, INC. $56,605
  • STRATEGIES 360, INC. $53,974
  • INTELLECTUAL VENTURES $53,800
  • STATE OF WASHINGTON $51,095
  • PERKINS COIE LLP $49,180

Where individual donors work. Companies can't give directly to federal campaigns, and the employer didn't give this money.

Who the campaigns paid

  • SCREEN STRATEGIES MEDIA $9,368,720
  • MEDIA STRATEGIES $7,942,430
  • MVAR MEDIA LLC $3,063,863
  • DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE $2,417,224
  • NEWMAN PARTNERS $1,490,098
  • INTEGRAM $1,402,754
  • TRILOGY INTERACTIVE, LLC $1,381,841
  • BLUEWEST MEDIA $1,193,755
  • TRACEY BUCKMAN & ASSOCIATES $1,118,066
  • ASSEMBLE THE AGENCY $1,035,744
  • FAIRBANK MASLIN MAULLIN & ASSOC $1,023,849
  • LINEMARK PRINTING, INC. $895,215

Other committees linked to Patty Murray

5 more

Separate from the campaign, so not counted in the figures on this page. Their records are on the FEC's site.

A contribution is not an accusation. These are reports filed with the Federal Election Commission. They show who gave and how much. They don't show that anyone received anything in return.

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