Show Us the Money
Steven Elliott, a Republican challenger in Michigan's 10th House District, had total receipts of $47,760 as of June 30. Elliott also carried $10,200 in debt.
Candidate Ranking
Steven Elliott raised $47,760 in total receipts in the 2026 election cycle, placing him among the lowest-funded candidates in Michigan's 10th House District race. The district featured 14 candidates competing in the general election.
In the district, Elliott significantly trailed the top fundraisers. Democrat Eric Chung led with $1.92 million in receipts, followed by Republican Michael Bouchard ($1.47 million), Republican Lulgjuraj ($1.29 million), and Democrat Tim Greimel ($1.26 million). Elliott's $47,759 placed him well below these frontrunners.
Statewide, Elliott ranked 47th among Michigan's 2026 federal candidates by total receipts.
Incumbents vs. Challengers
Across Michigan's 2026 federal races, the fundraising landscape tilted sharply toward open-seat candidates and incumbents. Open-seat candidates raised a combined $120,920,338, while incumbents brought in $76,496,923. Republican candidates raised $78,637,955 in total receipts compared to $150,013,847 for Democratic candidates in Michigan's 2026 federal races.
Source: Federal Election Commission (FEC), data current as of June 30.
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