Who funds Illinois's 2024 candidates
- Candidates for state office
- 258
- November races
- 142
- Raised by their committees
- $130.0M
- Outside spending on them
- $788,907
- Donors to 2+ candidates
- 2,667
Every candidate for Governor, the other statewide offices and the General Assembly in the March primary or the November election, and their committees' reports to the State Board of Elections since January 1, 2023. Data current as of October 12, 2026.
Every 2024 candidate for statewide office and the General Assembly: what their campaigns raised and from whom, what they spent it on, the large contributions that came in since their last report, and what outside groups spent for and against them, straight from the reports they filed with the State Board of Elections.
Explore the money
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- Raised: the itemized contributions (money, transfers from other committees, in-kind and other receipts) reported by the candidate's committees since January 1, 2023; contributions of $150 or less aren't itemized.
- Own money: contributions and loans in the candidate's own name.
- Spent: their committees' expenditures, including transfers to other committees.
- Cash on hand: what their committees reported having at the end of their latest quarterly report.
- Large since last report: contributions of $1,000 or more reported on A-1s since the committee's latest quarterly report.
- Outside for and against: independent expenditures other committees reported making for or against them.
- Home value: for candidates living in Cook, DuPage, Lake and Will counties, the assessor's estimate of the market value of the home at the address they filed with the State Board of Elections, shown only as a range (see how); the line marks the median home value in Illinois.
Only candidates with an amount appear; the scale is logarithmic so one large figure doesn't flatten everyone else.
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Your Illinois House and Senate districts and the statewide races. Your location is matched to district maps inside this page and is never sent anywhere.
Most raised
| Don Harmon State Senator District 39 | $17,104,821 |
| Emanuel "Chris" Welch State Representative District 7 | $16,806,347 |
| Patrick Joyce State Senator District 40 | $4,062,992 |
| Tony M McCombie State Representative District 89 | $3,391,603 |
| Natalie Toro State Senator District 20 | $2,596,844 |
| Harry Benton State Representative District 97 | $2,402,818 |
| Maria Peterson State Representative District 52 | $2,261,608 |
| LaToya N Greenwood State Representative District 114 | $2,211,264 |
Most cash on hand
| Don Harmon State Senator District 39 | $13,986,464 |
| Emanuel "Chris" Welch State Representative District 7 | $2,767,659 |
| Jay Hoffman State Representative District 113 | $1,589,365 |
| Anthony DeLuca State Representative District 80 | $996,781 |
| Elizabeth Hernandez State Representative District 2 | $639,698 |
| Natalie A Manley State Representative District 98 | $632,156 |
| Marcus C Evans Jr State Representative District 33 | $577,061 |
| Laura M Murphy State Senator District 28 | $533,257 |
Their own money
| Dr Dave Nayak State Senator District 20 | $933,140 |
| Liz Bishop State Representative District 76 | $202,100 |
| Don Harmon State Senator District 39 | $179,302 |
| Tony M McCombie State Representative District 89 | $102,526 |
| Tim Ozinga State Representative District 37 | $101,000 |
| Jason Plummer State Senator District 55 | $101,000 |
Data current as of October 12, 2026 · latest report received October 14, 2026. From the State Board of Elections' data files; we refresh them by hand, so new reports can take a while to appear here.