Show Us The Money
Tayla Plumer, a Republican running in Florida's 8th U.S. House District primary, has no federal campaign finance filings on record with the Federal Election Commission. The FEC lists her candidacy status as "N," meaning her committee has not yet filed financial reports. Without a filed financial report, there is no data available on total receipts, individual contributions, or donations from political action committees.
Candidates are required to file with the FEC once their campaign raises or spends more than $5,000. It is possible Plumer's campaign has not yet crossed that threshold, or that filings are pending.
Candidate Rankings
Candidates running for federal office in Florida have collectively raised more than $741 million in the 2026 cycle. Plumer currently accounts for none of that total, based on available FEC records. Without comparable filing data for her, a district or statewide ranking cannot be determined.
Among major fundraisers in the state, Joshua Joseph Weil leads with $15,933,478 in total receipts. Ashley Moody raised $8,407,064, and Alexander Vindman raised $8,188,392. These figures illustrate the significant fundraising advantages some candidates have built early in the cycle.
Incumbents vs. Challengers
Across Florida's federal races, incumbents have generally dominated fundraising, as is typical in most election cycles. Challengers and candidates in open seats tend to lag significantly behind incumbents in cash on hand, making early fundraising a critical factor in competitive primaries.
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Source: Federal Election Commission (FEC), data current as of the most recent available reporting period.
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