Show Us The Money
Brice Barnes, a Democrat running for Florida's 2nd U.S. House District, has raised no money in the 2026 cycle. His campaign committee, Brice Barnes for Florida, shows zero receipts, zero individual contributions, and zero contributions from political committees in Federal Election Commission records. No loans or party contributions appear on file either.
With no financial filings on record, there is nothing to report. Brice Barnes's principal campaign committee has disclosed no funds raised, no individual donations, and no organizational support to date.
Candidate Rankings
Florida's federal candidates have raised a combined $741.2 million this cycle. Barnes accounts for none of that total and does not rank among the top fundraisers in the state.
The fundraising landscape in Florida congressional fundraising in 2026 is dominated by well-funded candidates. Joshua Joseph Weil, a Democrat running in Florida's 6th House District, leads with $15.9 million in total receipts. Ashley Moody, a Republican incumbent, raised $8.4 million and ended the cycle with $7.1 million in cash on hand. Alexander Vindman, a Democratic challenger, raised $8.2 million and holds $6.4 million in cash. These top candidates are substantially ahead of the field in available resources.
Incumbents vs. Challengers
Across Florida's federal races, incumbents are generally far outpacing challengers and open-seat candidates in cash on hand. This is a common pattern in Florida campaign finance in 2026. Barnes, running as a non-incumbent challenger with zero funds raised, faces a significant financial disadvantage compared to better-funded candidates in his district and across the state.
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Source: Federal Election Commission (FEC), data current as of June 26, 2026.
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