Show Us The Money
John F. Coyne III, a Republican candidate for Georgia's U.S. Senate seat in 2026, has no FEC fundraising data on file for his campaign committee. His FEC status is listed as "N," indicating no activity or filing on record. Coyne received 9,842 votes in the 2026 Georgia Republican primary but did not win the race.
Candidate Rankings
Georgia's 2026 campaign finance landscape shows stark disparities among candidates. Democratic incumbent Senator T. Jonathan Ossoff leads the state in fundraising, raising $60,439,612.91 in total receipts and holding $32,504,436.28 in ending cash as of April 29. Among other top fundraisers, Democrat Shawn Harris raised $7,898,796.46 for a House District 14 race, and Republican incumbent Earl Leroy Carter raised $6,842,705.76 for House District 1.
Across the state, Democratic candidates outraised Republicans in the 2026 cycle. The 47 Democratic candidates in Georgia raised $76,472,233.25 in total receipts, while 61 Republican candidates raised $50,188,082.28. One non-affiliated candidate raised $9,703.26, and one Libertarian candidate raised $2,986.73.
Incumbents vs. Challengers
Incumbents in Georgia are significantly outpacing challengers and open-seat candidates in fundraising. Incumbent Democrat Ossoff raised over $60 million, while Republican incumbents Michael A Collins Jr and Earl Leroy Carter raised $4,880,582.22 and $6,842,705.76, respectively. In contrast, Republican Derek Dooley, running for the open Senate seat, raised $4,175,480.91, less than half of Ossoff's total.
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Source: Federal Election Commission (FEC), data current as of June 26, 2026.
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