Show Us The Money
Christopher Mora, a Republican running in Georgia's 11th U.S. House District, raised $29,742 in the 2026 election cycle. Individual donors contributed $14,015 of that total. Mora added $1,400 of his own money and loaned his campaign $11,579. He ended the reporting period with $7,754 in cash on hand but still owes $11,579 in outstanding loans.
Political action committees contributed $2,749 to Mora's campaign committee, Mora for Georgia. No party committee money came in. Total spending reached $21,988.
Candidate Rankings
Georgia's federal candidates combined to raise more than $1.07 billion in the 2026 cycle. Mora's $29,742 haul represents less than 0.003% of that statewide total.
The state's top three federal fundraisers far outpaced Mora's efforts. T. Jonathan Ossoff led all Georgia candidates with $60.4 million in total receipts and $32.5 million in cash on hand. Shawn Harris raised $7.9 million with $74,000 remaining. Earl Leroy Carter brought in $6.8 million.
Contributors
Political action committees and other political committees contributed $2,749 to Mora's campaign. The candidate received no contributions from party committees.
Incumbents vs. Challengers
Mora, who was not an incumbent, faced a significant fundraising disadvantage compared to candidates with incumbent status. Incumbents in Georgia typically enter each cycle with established donor networks and larger war chests, giving them a substantial financial advantage over non-incumbent contenders like Mora.
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Source: Federal Election Commission (FEC), data current as of April 29, 2026.
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