1Q fundraising frenzy tightens cash gaps in key Senate contests
A live Politico roundup shows a flurry of fundraising across major races in the first quarter of 2026: Michigan’s Mallory McMorrow leads in-state Senate fundraising, with Abdul El‑Sayed close behind; big hauls also come from James Talarico in Texas, Roy Cooper in North Carolina, Sherrod Brown in Ohio, and Mark Kelly in Arizona, among others. Outside money and cash-on-hand gaps are shaping the field even as Florida ethics probes weigh on Cory Mills and Sheila Cherfilus‑McCormick. The report also notes scalable policy fights—FISA 702 reauthorization and EV registration fees—and broader budget battles that can influence donor sentiment and campaign fundraising.
- Rogers holds slim cash advantage in Michigan over Dem opponents Politico
- McMorrow seizes Senate fundraising lead. Rogers holds cash advantage The Detroit News
- El-Sayed secures spot on Michigan U.S. Senate primary ballot with volunteer-driven signature push WZMQ 19 News
- El-Sayed submits signatures in US Senate campaign Michigan Public
- McMorrow raises $3M for Mich. Senate Punchbowl News
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