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Who has raised and spent the most. Candidate charts group by race so you can see the field in each contest; the issue committee charts are a straight ranking. Totals are net of refunds.

Contribution totals do not include candidate loans. TRACER files loans separately from contributions, and they are not merged here — a candidate who lent their own campaign money will show a lower total than they actually had to spend. See cand_loans for every loan, what has been repaid and what is still outstanding.

Statewide candidates — contributions

Races by money raised, broken out by candidate · longest bar = $7.4M

  • Democratic
  • Republican
  • Other parties
Governor $16.7M
DPhil Weiser $7.4M
DMichael Bennet $5.1M
RVictor Marx $3.1M
RBarb Kirkmeyer $680K
RScott Bottoms $265K
UGreg Lopez $94K
AErik Underwood $6K
LEric Mulder $2K
Attorney General $5.5M
DJena Griswold $2.2M
DHetal Doshi $1.1M
DDavid Seligman $997K
DMichael Dougherty $988K
RMichael J. Allen $266K
RDavid Willson $9K
Secretary of State $785K
DJessie Danielson $450K
DAmanda Gonzalez $252K
RJames Wiley $43K
CCelest Landry $40K
LAlex Astley $695
LSean Vadney $50
State Treasurer $569K
DJeff Bridges $453K
RKevin Grantham $117K

Every number here comes from state_cont — open it to see the rows behind a total, or to sort and filter yourself.

Statewide candidates — expenditures

Races by money spent, broken out by candidate · longest bar = $6.9M

  • Democratic
  • Republican
  • Other parties
Governor $16.9M
DPhil Weiser $6.9M
DMichael Bennet $5.9M
RVictor Marx $3.0M
RBarb Kirkmeyer $686K
RScott Bottoms $257K
UGreg Lopez $145K
RKelvin K-Man Wimberly $873
LEric Mulder $328
UJeff Peckman $240
Attorney General $5.4M
DJena Griswold $2.0M
DMichael Dougherty $1.2M
DHetal Doshi $1.0M
DDavid Seligman $969K
RMichael J. Allen $251K
RDavid Willson $8K
Secretary of State $721K
DJessie Danielson $450K
DAmanda Gonzalez $216K
RJames Wiley $38K
CCelest Landry $17K
LAlex Astley $338
LSean Vadney $2
State Treasurer $253K
DJeff Bridges $193K
RKevin Grantham $60K

Every number here comes from state_exp — open it to see the rows behind a total, or to sort and filter yourself.

State House — contributions

Top 15 races by money raised, broken out by candidate · longest bar = $143K

  • Democratic
  • Republican
  • Other parties
House District 19 $248K
DAnil Pesaramelli $110K
RDan Woog $60K
DJillaire McMillan $54K
DColton Jonjak Plahn $25K
House District 06 $228K
DSean Camacho $143K
DIris Halpern $85K
House District 33 $204K
DHeidi Henkel $105K
DKenny Van Nguyen $99K
House District 47 $163K
DVic Meyers $89K
RTy Winter $73K
House District 31 $143K
DJacqueline "Jacque" Phillips $95K
DGabriel Cervantes $49K
House District 09 $138K
DMonica VanBuskirk $73K
DNeal Walia $65K
House District 41 $135K
DJamie Jackson $94K
DAnne Keke $41K
House District 59 $121K
RNaomi Riess $62K
DKatie Stewart $58K
House District 51 $118K
RAmy Parks $58K
DJacki Marsh $42K
RNancy Rumfelt $19K
House District 23 $117K
DAlexis Hoffkling $115K
LRoss Metler $2K
House District 44 $113K
RBob Davis $56K
RAnthony Hartsook $55K
DRichard Bowness $2K
House District 43 $103K
DRobert "Bob" Marshall $64K
RNate Marsh $39K
House District 61 $100K
DEliza Hamrick $82K
RScott Shamblin $19K
House District 16 $99K
DSteph Vigil $70K
RJill Haffley $27K
RJamie Koch $2K
House District 13 $89K
DChris Floyd $60K
DConsuelo Redhorse $24K
RMiguel Martinez $5K

Every number here comes from house_cont — open it to see the rows behind a total, or to sort and filter yourself.

State House — expenditures

Top 15 races by money spent, broken out by candidate · longest bar = $152K

  • Democratic
  • Republican
House District 06 $243K
DSean Camacho $152K
DIris Halpern $91K
House District 19 $217K
DAnil Pesaramelli $109K
DJillaire McMillan $66K
DColton Jonjak Plahn $25K
RDan Woog $17K
House District 33 $191K
DKenny Van Nguyen $97K
DHeidi Henkel $95K
House District 31 $141K
DJacqueline "Jacque" Phillips $94K
DGabriel Cervantes $47K
House District 09 $136K
DMonica VanBuskirk $73K
DNeal Walia $63K
House District 41 $130K
DJamie Jackson $89K
DAnne Keke $41K
House District 44 $87K
RBob Davis $56K
RAnthony Hartsook $31K
DRichard Bowness $157
House District 51 $85K
DJacki Marsh $35K
RAmy Parks $32K
RNancy Rumfelt $18K
House District 61 $69K
DEliza Hamrick $57K
RScott Shamblin $12K
House District 13 $64K
DChris Floyd $44K
DConsuelo Redhorse $15K
RMiguel Martinez $5K
House District 47 $64K
DVic Meyers $35K
RTy Winter $29K
House District 16 $60K
DSteph Vigil $53K
RJill Haffley $6K
RJamie Koch $2K
House District 59 $60K
RNaomi Riess $46K
DKatie Stewart $14K
House District 53 $52K
DAndy Boesenecker $49K
RDaniel Frick $3K
House District 10 $49K
DJunie Joseph $49K

Every number here comes from house_exp — open it to see the rows behind a total, or to sort and filter yourself.

State Senate — contributions

Top 15 races by money raised, broken out by candidate · longest bar = $137K

  • Democratic
  • Republican
Senate District 34 $247K
DAndres Carrera $137K
DChela Garcia Irlando $110K
RJack Daus $29
Senate District 15 $207K
DJanice Marchman $106K
RRob Woodward $101K
Senate District 03 $175K
RDana Charles $82K
DTaylor Voss $49K
DAaron Gutierrez $43K
Senate District 09 $127K
RTerri Carver $106K
RLynda Zamora Wilson $19K
DWilliam Delano Moses III $2K
Senate District 08 $126K
DDylan Roberts $116K
RCorey Marshall $9K
Senate District 30 $111K
RJohn Carson $74K
DKevin Leung $37K
Senate District 32 $107K
DEmily Sirota $107K
Senate District 20 $103K
DSheila Lieder $94K
RRichard (Rich) Mancuso $9K
Senate District 25 $94K
DWilliam Lindstedt $86K
RRich Guggenheim $8K
Senate District 27 $93K
DTom Sullivan $61K
RDanielle Lammon $31K
RDarryl Gibbs $876
Senate District 22 $82K
DMonica Irasema Duran $82K
RSteve Harkess $350
Senate District 31 $80K
DMatt Ball $80K
Senate District 11 $80K
DTony Exum Sr $70K
RLevon Stilson $10K
Senate District 24 $80K
DKyle Mullica $79K
RKevin Allen $1K
Senate District 04 $58K
RTeddy Collins $47K
DJustin Kurth $11K

Every number here comes from senate_cont — open it to see the rows behind a total, or to sort and filter yourself.

State Senate — expenditures

Top 15 races by money spent, broken out by candidate · longest bar = $137K

  • Democratic
  • Republican
  • Other parties
Senate District 34 $241K
DAndres Carrera $137K
DChela Garcia Irlando $103K
RJack Daus $29
Senate District 09 $123K
RTerri Carver $88K
RLynda Zamora Wilson $35K
DWilliam Delano Moses III $782
Senate District 15 $121K
DJanice Marchman $63K
RRob Woodward $57K
Senate District 03 $103K
DTaylor Voss $47K
RDana Charles $30K
DAaron Gutierrez $25K
Senate District 27 $101K
DTom Sullivan $63K
RDanielle Lammon $38K
RDarryl Gibbs $174
Senate District 11 $65K
DTony Exum Sr $54K
RLevon Stilson $12K
LJanet Turner $150
Senate District 04 $65K
RTeddy Collins $60K
DJustin Kurth $5K
Senate District 22 $57K
DMonica Irasema Duran $57K
Senate District 31 $53K
DMatt Ball $53K
Senate District 24 $48K
DKyle Mullica $42K
RKevin Allen $5K
Senate District 25 $47K
DWilliam Lindstedt $28K
RRich Guggenheim $19K
Senate District 01 $45K
RByron Pelton $45K
DJamie Jeffery $779
Senate District 21 $33K
DAdrienne Benavidez $25K
DAlex Ryckman $8K
RFrederick Alfred Jr $145
Senate District 08 $30K
DDylan Roberts $30K
RCorey Marshall $398
Senate District 35 $28K
RRod Pelton $24K
UTravis Nelson $4K
DDuane L Gurule $752

Every number here comes from senate_exp — open it to see the rows behind a total, or to sort and filter yourself.

Issue committees — contributions

Top 20 committees by money raised · longest bar = $4.6M

COLORADANS FOR A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD $4.6M
PROTECT COLORADOS LAND AND WATER, PREVENT WILDFIRES $3.1M
RESTORE OUR ROADS $2.9M
COLORADO VOTER TRUST INITIATIVE $2.2M
T. ROOSEVELT CONSERVATION ALLIANCE $1.3M
KEEP KIDS FED COLORADO $989K
YES FOR COLORADO KIDS $970K
FAMILIES NOT POLITICS $819K
PROTECT COLORADO'S FUTURE COALITION $647K
COLORADANS FOR REAL SAFETY SOLUTIONS $614K
HELP LARIMER KIDS THRIVE $386K
CITIZENS FOR ARTS TO ZOO $381K
STRONG START BRIGHT FUTURE $340K
BETTER SKILLS BETTER JOBS COLORADO $254K
YES FOR ADAMS 12 KIDS $183K
CITIZENS SUPPORTING SOUTH METRO FIRE & EMS $169K
VOTE COMMON SENSE $140K
COLORADANS FOR WORKER JUSTICE $135K
KEEP KIDS FIRST COLORADO $121K
YES ON LOCAL CONTROL $110K

Every number here comes from issue_comm_cont — open it to see the rows behind a total, or to sort and filter yourself.

Issue committees — expenditures

Top 20 committees by money spent · longest bar = $4.0M

COLORADANS FOR A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD $4.0M
PROTECT COLORADOíS LAND AND WATER, PREVENT WILDFIRES $3.0M
RESTORE OUR ROADS $2.0M
T. ROOSEVELT CONSERVATION ALLIANCE $1.5M
COLORADO VOTER TRUST INITIATIVE $1.4M
KEEP KIDS FED COLORADO $819K
CITIZENS FOR ARTS TO ZOO $266K
FAMILIES NOT POLITICS $247K
PROTECT COLORADOíS FUTURE COALITION $242K
COLORADANS FOR WORKER JUSTICE $135K
COLORADANS FOR REAL SAFETY SOLUTIONS $123K
COLORADANS FOR PROTECTING REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM $120K
YES FOR COLORADO KIDS $97K
KEEP KIDS FIRST COLORADO $97K
COLORADO VOTERS FIRST DBA YES ON 131 $86K
YESCMC7C $65K
VOTE COMMON SENSE $63K
PROTECT KIDS COLORADO $50K
COLORADO LIFE INITIATIVE $48K
BETTER SKILLS BETTER JOBS COLORADO $46K

Every number here comes from issue_comm_exp — open it to see the rows behind a total, or to sort and filter yourself.

Totals are the sum of every itemized row in each table, so refunds and returned contributions are subtracted. Contributions under the itemization threshold are not included. Super PACs are not charted here yet, because a 527 and an independent expenditure committee of the same name are separate committees and have not been classified — see super_pacs_cont for those rows. Source: bulk data downloads from the Colorado Secretary of State’s TRACER system.

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