Adam Smith

U.S. Representative, WA-9 · Democrat · FEC records 1996–2026

State Legislature voting record · Official page ↗ · FEC record ↗

$17.7M

Raised (FEC total)

$17.1M

Spent (FEC total)

$627K

Cash on hand, latest report

56%

Of itemized individual gifts from Washington

Where the money came from

Political action committees $9,176,325
Individuals (itemized) $6,932,629
Individuals (small gifts, not itemized) $1,284,195
Other receipts (interest, refunds, offsets) $242,980
Party committees $47,749
Transfers from other committees $29,725
The candidate's own money $363

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

Contributions and transfers to other committees $3,676,358
Wages, salaries, benefits, payroll taxes $1,699,600
Broadcast/cable TV advertising $1,538,243
Management and consulting services $1,328,343
Digital advertising $913,177
Fundraising events and related costs $746,610
Bank and payment processing charges $637,890
Printing literature, fliers, postcards, etc. $383,569
Utilities, phone, and other overhead costs $359,622
Not categorized by the filer $289,009
Postage costs, mail permits, purchase of stamps $283,135
Accounting, legal, regulatory compliance, etc. $275,905
Everything else (7 more) $761,081

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

By two-year cycle

Cycle	Race	Raised	From individuals	From PACs	Spent	Cash at end	Debts	Filing
2026	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Oct 14, 2026	$2,202,051	$1,493,580	$707,000	$2,145,452	$627,352	—	FEC ↗
2024	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2024	$1,677,916	$961,177	$714,400	$1,701,114	$570,753	—	FEC ↗
2022	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2022	$1,386,776	$643,009	$727,000	$1,378,653	$593,951	—	FEC ↗
2020	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2020	$1,327,196	$550,649	$776,312	$933,145	$585,828	—	FEC ↗
2018	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2018	$1,415,994	$600,366	$809,946	$1,623,913	$191,777	—	FEC ↗
2016	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2016	$925,645	$280,654	$640,600	$1,105,447	$399,695	—	FEC ↗
2014	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2014	$1,091,661	$368,881	$715,900	$795,120	$579,497	—	FEC ↗
2012	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2012	$1,145,880	$413,580	$725,200	$924,161	$282,956	—	FEC ↗
2010	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2010	$948,533	$399,555	$533,590	$1,355,512	$61,237	—	FEC ↗
2008	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2008	$648,479	$233,877	$384,589	$612,072	$468,215	—	FEC ↗
2006	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2006	$739,892	$298,295	$411,785	$642,554	$431,807	—	FEC ↗
2004	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2004	$763,395	$381,947	$375,544	$527,675	$334,469	—	FEC ↗
2002	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2002	$820,576	$347,177	$461,959	$769,580	$98,749	—	FEC ↗
2000	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 2000	$1,076,886	$500,006	$518,222	$1,046,195	$47,751	—	FEC ↗
1998	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 1998	$817,358	$413,483	$316,933	$814,303	$17,060	—	FEC ↗
1996	U.S. House, WA-9 Through Dec 31, 1996	$725,727	$330,587	$357,345	$711,722	$14,005	—	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 $4,685,291
Labor union PACs $1,961,540
Trade association PACs $949,462
Membership group PACs $498,339
Other PACs $436,924
Corporation-without-stock PACs $231,242
Leadership PACs $116,456
Other candidates' committees $93,565
Party committees $36,249
Cooperative PACs $9,500

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 $1,383,559
Bellevue, WA $382,673
Washington, DC $373,413
Mercer Island, WA $307,798
Tacoma, WA $249,084
New York, NY $161,173
Alexandria, VA $106,377
Arlington, VA $105,800
Medina, WA $104,650
Redmond, WA $102,235

Outside Washington

CA $519,879
VA $504,357
DC $373,413
NY $345,042
MD $216,978
MA $199,850
TX $122,550
FL $88,370

Donors' employers

MICROSOFT CORPORATION $216,997
PALANTIR TECHNOLOGIES INC. $98,301
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION $78,220
KRATOS DEFENSE & SECURITY SOLUTIONS $65,700
GORDON THOMAS HONEYWELL $60,450
NORTHROP GRUMMAN $52,250
ANTHROPIC $50,000
BOEING $48,250
GENERAL ATOMICS $37,600
ASPI GROUP, INC $31,600
ANDURIL INDUSTRIES $29,800
ALASKA DISTRIBUTORS $28,900

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

Who the campaigns paid

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE $1,269,333
THE CAMPAIGN GROUP INC. $1,108,853
WASHINGTON STATE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE $821,029
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN $680,000
RAVENNA STRATEGIES LLC $538,675
DCCC $500,052
THE CAMPAIGN GROUP, INC $489,400
GRINER, ALLISON BAKER $379,433
KATHERINE BOBMAN CONSULTING LLC $264,188
CAPITOL CITY PRESS $248,460
BANK OF AMERICA BUSINESS CARD $244,184
ALLISON BAKER GRINER $225,143