Map Shows Where Democrats Massively Outraising Republican Incumbents
Summary
Democrats raised more money than Republican incumbents in over a dozen competitive U.S. House races during the second quarter of 2026. This strong fundraising effort has increased Democratic hopes of winning enough seats to take control of the House in the upcoming midterm elections.Key Facts
- Republicans currently hold a narrow majority in the House, with 218 seats to Democrats’ 212, plus four vacancies.
- Democrats outraised Republican incumbents in 15 key races considered toss-ups or leaning Republican.
- Fundraising totals come from Federal Election Commission filings released for the second quarter of 2026.
- Democrats believe President Donald Trump’s declining approval ratings and economic concerns help their chances.
- Some states have redrawn districts in ways that could favor Republicans, limiting Democratic gains.
- Polls give Democrats a slight lead overall, though that advantage has decreased recently.
- Specific races with Democratic fundraising advantages include Arizona’s 6th and California’s 22nd districts.
- In some districts, Republicans still raised the most funds individually, but combined Democratic fundraising surpassed theirs.
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