Show Us the Money
Chuck Park raised $445,019 in his bid for New York's 6th U.S. House District, with nearly all of that money coming from individual donors. His campaign received $443,870 from individual contributions and $1,150 from Park himself. His committee, Queens for Chuck Park, reported zero contributions from political committees or party organizations. After spending $380,689, Park's campaign had $28,477 in cash on hand as of June 3, 2026. He took no loans and carries no debt.
Candidate Rankings
Among all candidates running for federal office in New York in the 2026 cycle, Park's fundraising total represents less than 0.1% of the statewide aggregate. New York's congressional races collectively raised roughly $799.3 million this cycle. The state's top fundraisers far outpaced Park's haul. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez raised $31,095,335, Hakeem Jeffries brought in $13,992,480, and Peter Chatzky collected $11,707,922. The scale of these totals underscores how competitive and expensive New York's federal races are overall.
Contributors
Park's campaign received no contributions from political committees or party organizations. His fundraising was driven entirely by individual donors, with $4,401 refunded to contributors during the cycle.
Incumbents vs. Challengers
Park is running as a challenger with no incumbent status. Across New York's federal races in the 2026 cycle, Democratic candidates collectively raised $147,936,989, while Republican candidates brought in $38,772,751. Challengers and open-seat candidates like Park typically face significant fundraising disadvantages compared to incumbents seeking reelection.
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Source: Federal Election Commission (FEC), data current as of June 3, 2026.
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