Scoreboards. Read the field.
Most vulnerable. And exactly why.
- 1Darline Graham(R)SC · Senate
- 2Roger Marshall(R)KS · Senate
- 3Jon Husted(R)OH · Senate
- 4Dan Sullivan(R)AK · Senate
- 5Susan M. Collins(R)ME · Senate
Most contested
Each dot is one declared challenger. The crowd is the story.
- 1Bradshaw (D) vs Hagerty (R)Nominees setTN · general election matchupD primary: Bradshaw 54.8% def. Brewer, Mccants
- 2Hickenlooper (D) vs Baisley (R)Nominees setCO · general election matchupD primary: Hickenlooper 57% def. Gonzales
- 3Pete Ricketts(R)NE · $11M raised4
- 4Brown (D) vs Husted (R)Nominees setOH · general election matchupD primary: Brown 89.4% def. Kincaid
- 5Peltola (D) vs Sullivan (R)Nominees setAK · general election matchupPrimary (all parties): Peltola 49.54%, Sullivan (inc.) 41.4%, Sullivan 2.47%, Heikes 1.05% advanced
Most contested
One dot per declared challenger, colored by party.
- 1Kuhn (D) vs Kustoff (R)Nominees setTN-08 · general election matchupD primary: Kuhn 52% def. Bryan, Perkins
- 2Udell (D) vs Maloy (R)Nominees setUT-03 · general election matchupR primary: Maloy 67.4% def. Lyman
- 3Barr (D) vs Bergman (R)Nominees setMI-01 · general election matchupD primary: Barr 58.4% def. Blomquist, Stiles · R primary: Bergman 74.3% def. Denotter, Michal
- 4Burke (D) vs Harshbarger (R)Nominees setTN-01 · general election matchup
- 5Golladay (D) vs Fleischmann (R)Nominees setTN-03 · general election matchupD primary: Golladay 79.6% def. Martin
Money leaders
Bar length is proportional to total raised; fill color shows party.
Top PAC donors
Bubble size = total given across all races; color = sector.
Money concentration
Brighter tiles = more money raised in that state.
Alignment distribution
809 high-confidence statement-vs-vote alignment scores (0–100), of 10,469 scored. The remaining 9,660 are mid-range with high uncertainty — held back rather than shown as misleading signal. Scores below 40 from before October 14, 2026 are held; newer ones passed stricter statement-to-vote matching. Lower = bigger gap between said and done.
Most-mentioned reps
The 30-day trend shape matters as much as the total — a spike means something just happened. Sparkline shows daily mention volume; arrow shows week-over-week change.
Sources: FEC candidate + committee filings (cycle 2026); Schedule A receipts aggregated per-rep into rep_top_pacs (PACs) and rep_top_contributors (individuals); @unitedstates/congress-legislators for the active roster; consistency_pairs from press-release vs vote alignment scoring; news_mentions from GDELT 2.0 filtered to a curated outlet list; manually-curated retirement flag for announced not-running cases the FEC doesn't encode. Numbers refresh hourly.