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Mary Miller R

U.S. Representative, Illinois's 15th District

ElectionVotesShare
March 17, 2026 primary (Republican)64,85573.6%nominated
March 19, 2024 primary (Republican)65,205100%nominated
November 5, 2024 general308,825100%won
June 28, 2022 primary (Republican)64,54957.4%nominated
November 8, 2022 general213,00771.1%won

Campaign money, 2025–26

$1,331,399raised
$1,159,986from individuals
$144,500from PACs and parties
$100from the candidate (incl. loans)
$25,813moved in from their other campaign committees
$1,167,229spent
$810,427cash on hand on June 30, 2026, $1,525 in debts

Outside spending (independent expenditures by PACs and others): $13,008 for them, $1,770 against them.

Top PAC and party givers

Buckeye Liberty Political Action Committee
Buckeye Victory Fund
$10,000
National Automobile Dealers Association Political Action Committee$10,000
Ameren Corporation Federal Political Action Committee (ameren Fedpac)$9,000
National Cattlemen's Beef Association Political Action Committee (ncba-pac)$7,500
Lets GET to Work PAC
Scott
$7,000
Build Political Action Committee of the National Association of Home Builders (buildpac)$6,500
Illinois Corn Growers Association Political Involvement Fund-federal$6,000
Freedom Caucus Fund$5,030
American Revival PAC$5,000
National Corn Growers Association PAC (cornpac)$5,000

Top individual givers

Rose Plank
Homemaker, Arthur
$10,000
Richard Tracy
Owner, Healing Into Love LLC, Saint Louis
$7,000
Gerald Forsythe
Retired, Naples
$6,600
Elon Musk
CEO, Spacex, Austin
$6,600
Mary Drake
Custom Builder, Drake Homes, Charleston
$5,000
Fred Helmuth
Retired, Arcola
$5,000
Ralph Maple
Retired, Katy
$4,000
Pete Godley
Self Employed, Charlotte
$3,500
Luana Lopes Lara
COO, Regulated Prediction Market Kalshi, New York
$3,500
Michael Rydin
Retired, Houston
$3,500

Earlier: 2023–24 $1.6M raised · 2021–22 $2.0M raised.

Givers' totals are their itemized contributions in the period as the campaign reported them, before any refunds or redesignations: a donor may give for both the primary and the general election, and a candidate who loses the primary returns what was given for the general, so a total can be more than what the campaign kept.

From the Federal Election Commission's data files, through June 30, 2026. Every report on fec.gov.

Financial disclosure

$5.5M – $26.1Massets, 2025 annual report
$230,004 – $600,000debts
none listedearned income listed (them and spouse)

From their 2025 annual report, filed August 13, 2026. Values are the ranges filers choose from; totals add up the bottoms and the tops. Owner: SP spouse, JT joint, DC dependent child, blank the filer.

Assets and unearned income 5

AssetOwnerValueIncome typeIncome
Longview Checking [BA]JT$15,001 - $50,000None
Longview Savings [BA]JT$15,001 - $50,000Interest$1 - $200
Miller Brothers Farm [FA]
Family farm business.
JT$5,000,001 - $25,000,000None
Farm Equipment [OT]
in Farm Equipment
Farm equipment
JT$250,001 - $500,000None
Livestock [OT]
in Livestock
Breeding livestock
JT$250,001 - $500,000None

Earned income 2

SourceTypeAmount
Miller Brothers FarmsFarm IncomeN/A
State of Illinois - General AssemblySpouse SalaryN/A

Debts 4

CreditorOwnerTypeSinceAmount
Farm Credit IllinoisJTFarm Equipment LoanMay 2022$15,001 - $50,000
Longview BankJTCombine loanAugust 2023$15,001 - $50,000
Longview BankJTHELOC2021$100,001 - $250,000
Farm Credit IllinoisJTFarm operating loanJanuary 2023$100,001 - $250,000

Travel paid by others 1

Paid byFromToItinerary
Conservative Partnership Institute02/07/202502/10/2025DC - Orlando - DC

Filings

ReportFiled
2025 Annual report2026-08-13
2025 Extension2026-04-30
2024 Annual report2025-08-12
2024 Extension2025-04-30
2023 Annual report2024-08-12
2023 Extension2024-05-08
2022 Annual report2023-04-27
2021 Annual report2022-08-12
2021 Extension2022-05-12

From the Clerk of the House (disclosures-clerk.house.gov). Each report links to the official PDF.