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48,781 candidates and officeholders, current and former. Search any name at the top of the page.
Most raised
FEC totals, 2025 to 2026 cycle, reports through Oct 14, 2026Some totals are matched to the FEC by name, party and seat. Each profile says which.
- James Talarico DemocraticUS Senate, TX · 2026 candidate$146.3M
- Jon Ossoff DemocraticUS Senate, GA · incumbent, 2026 candidate$115.9M
- Sherrod Brown DemocraticUS Senate, OH · 2026 candidate$68.4M
- Abdul El-Sayed DemocraticUS Senate, MI · 2026 candidate$53.8M
- Roy Cooper DemocraticUS Senate, NC · 2026 candidate$49.6M
Longest in Congress
Current members, by days since first term began- Chuck Grassley RepublicanUS Senate, IA · in office51 years
- Edward J. Markey DemocraticUS Senate, MA · incumbent, 2026 candidate51 years
- Ron Wyden DemocraticUS Senate, OR · in office45 years
- Charles E. Schumer DemocraticUS Senate, NY · in office45 years
- Christopher H. Smith RepublicanUS House, NJ-04 · incumbent, 2026 candidate45 years
Most races won
By races won in our results files since 1976Counts one win per seat and year. A race outside our files is not counted.
- Don Young RepublicanLast ran in 202023 won
- Harold Rogers RepublicanUS House, KY-05 · incumbent, 2026 candidate23 won
- Edward J. Markey DemocraticUS Senate, MA · incumbent, 2026 candidate22 won
- Marcy Kaptur DemocraticUS House, OH-09 · incumbent, 2026 candidate22 won
- Steny H. Hoyer DemocraticUS House, MD-05 · in office22 won
Youngest and newest in Congress
Youngest in Congress
Current members, age on Nov 3, 2026- Maxwell Frost DemocraticUS House, FL-10 · incumbent, 2026 candidateAge 29
- Houston Gaines RepublicanUS House, GA-10 · 2026 candidateAge 31
- Justin Pearson DemocraticUS House, TN-09 · 2026 candidateAge 31
- Adrian Boafo DemocraticUS House, MD-05 · 2026 candidateAge 32
- Brandon Gill RepublicanUS House, TX-26 · incumbent, 2026 candidateAge 32
Newest in Congress
Current members, by days served through Nov 3- Aisha Wahab DemocraticUS House, CA-14 · incumbent, 2026 candidate62 days
- Everton Blair Jr. party not listedUS House, GA-13 · in office63 days
- Darline Graham RepublicanUS Senate, SC · incumbent, 2026 candidate112 days
- James Gallagher RepublicanUS House, CA-01 · incumbent, 2026 candidate146 days
- Analilia Mejia DemocraticUS House, NJ-11 · incumbent, 2026 candidate197 days
Ran in 2024, didn't win
General election, and where our files place them nowStatus from our 2026 ballot and officeholder files.
US Senate
Highest vote share first- Robert P. Casey, Jr. DemocraticLost 2024 US Senate, PA, 48.6% to David McCormick 48.8%
- Eric Hovde RepublicanLost 2024 US Senate, WI, 48.5% to Tammy Baldwin 49.3%
- Mike Rogers RepublicanLost 2024 US Senate, MI, 48.3% to Elissa Slotkin 48.6% · On Nov 3 ballot: US Senate, MI
- Kari Lake RepublicanLost 2024 US Senate, AZ, 47.7% to Ruben Gallego 50.1%
- Dan Osborn IndependentLost 2024 US Senate, NE, 46.5% to Deb Fischer 53.2% · On Nov 3 ballot: US Senate, NE
Governor
Highest vote share first- Joyce Craig DemocraticLost 2024 Governor, NH, 44.4% to Kelly Ayotte 53.6%
- Dave Reichert RepublicanLost 2024 Governor, WA, 44.3% to Bob Ferguson 55.5%
- Mike Ramone RepublicanLost 2024 Governor, DE, 43.9% to Matt Meyer 56.1%
- Jennifer G. McCormick DemocraticLost 2024 Governor, IN, 41.1% to Mike Braun 54.4%
- Mark Robinson RepublicanLost 2024 Governor, NC, 40.1% to Josh Stein 54.9%
US House
Highest vote share first- John S. Duarte RepublicanLost 2024 US House, CA-13, 50% to Adam Gray 50%
- Michelle Steel RepublicanLost 2024 US House, CA-45, 49.9% to Derek Tran 50.1%
- Christina Bohannan DemocraticLost 2024 US House, IA-01, 49.8% to Mariannette Miller-Meeks 50% · On Nov 3 ballot: US House IA-01
- Susan Wild DemocraticLost 2024 US House, PA-07, 49.5% to Ryan Mackenzie 50.5%
- Janelle Stelson DemocraticLost 2024 US House, PA-10, 49.4% to Scott Perry 50.6% · On Nov 3 ballot: US House PA-10
DataSources: FEC, Election Wrld results filesData as of Oct 29, 2026