Election results

Super PAC

189 of 202 races on the November 3, 2026 ballot have been called. In these general elections, tracked AI-focused super PACs spent $19.9 million supporting and opposing candidates. So far, $9 million of that has been on the winning side and $6.5 million on the losing side.

Competitive races6–5 · $10.1 million
Likely winners2–1 · $5.2 million
Backing the winners19–0 · $4.6 million

Winning side

Losing side

Not yet called

Record is goals achieved–failed

General election spending only

Note: results are added by hand as races are called, and this page updates as they are. A race counts as called once every candidate still running has a result. The totals and graphs only count super PAC money spent in these general elections, since money spent in a primary was settled by the primary. The amounts on each race cover the whole cycle, with a note on how much went to the primary.

Of these 202 races, tracked AI-focused super PACs spent in 36. In 32 more, the money was only spent in the primary. In the other 134, AI companies and executives only gave directly to candidates’ campaigns. Those races count toward the races called but not toward the super PAC figures.

General election super PAC money$19.9 million

Winning side$9 million (45%)
Losing side$6.5 million (33%)
Not yet called$4.5 million (22%)

General election super PAC money by what it backed

Competitive races are rated Toss-up or Lean. In races rated Likely or Solid, money that helped the favorite backed a likely winner or the winners, and money that helped the other side backed the underdog. Races with real money on both sides are mixed. Races without a rating yet aren’t classified. Each race is tagged by its money in this election, using the same classification as the battlegrounds analysis.

Competitive races11 of 11 called

Winning side$3.9 million (39%)
Losing side$6.2 million (61%)
Not yet called$0 (0%)

Backing the winners19 of 20 called

Winning side$4.4 million (97%)
Losing side$0 (0%)
Not yet called$140,000 (3%)

Likely winners3 of 5 called

Winning side$653,000 (12%)
Losing side$258,000 (5%)
Not yet called$4.3 million (83%)

Primary money for these seats$59 million

Super PAC money spent earlier in the cycle in the primaries and runoffs for 48 of these seats, scored against who won those primaries. It includes money for and against candidates who lost their primary and aren’t on this ballot. The money’s goal was met in 46 seats, missed in 1, and mixed in 1.

Winning side$38.4 million (65%)
Losing side$20.6 million (35%)

Called racesMost recently called first

Spent inRace type189 races

Colorado’s 5th District

Called Nov 5, 3:56 PM ET

General electionProjected Toss-up

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Jessica Killin (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$3,500
Jeff Crank (R, incumbent)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$13,500

Arizona’s 6th District

Called Nov 5, 3:56 PM ET

General electionProjected Lean D

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
JoAnna Mendoza (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$5,500
Juan Ciscomani (R, incumbent)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$19,094

Goal achievedCompetitive racePrimary: goal achieved

Arizona’s 1st District

Called Nov 5, 3:56 PM ET

General electionProjected Lean D

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Amish Shah (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$7,000
Jay Feely (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support$616,448All in the primary	Super PAC opposition$775,000	Direct contributions–

Utah’s 2nd District

Called Nov 5, 3:56 PM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Blake Moore (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$5,500
Peter Crosby (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Goal achievedCompetitive racePrimary: goal achieved

Montana’s 1st District

Called Nov 5, 3:56 PM ET

General electionProjected Toss-up

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Sam Forstag (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$7,000
Aaron Flint (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support$590,428All in the primary	Super PAC opposition$793,390	Direct contributions–

New York’s 2nd District

Called Nov 5, 3:55 PM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Andrew Garbarino (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$62,100
Patrick Halpin (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Texas’ 36th District

Called Nov 5, 12:00 PM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Brian Babin (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$25,667
Rhonda Hart (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Texas’ 34th District

Called Nov 5, 11:59 AM ET

General electionProjected Lean D

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Vicente Gonzalez Jr. (D, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$12,000
Eric Flores (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Texas’ 31st District

Called Nov 5, 11:59 AM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
John Carter (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$29,144
Justin Early (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Texas’ 21st District

Called Nov 5, 11:59 AM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Mark Teixeira (R)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$7,000
Kristin Hook (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Texas’ 26th District

Called Nov 5, 11:58 AM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Brandon Gill (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$10,331
Steven Shook (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

New York’s 10th District

Called Nov 5, 11:57 AM ET

General electionProjected Solid D

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Brad Lander (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$3,500
Jennifer Moore (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Virginia’s 7th District

Called Nov 4, 5:13 PM ET

General electionProjected Likely D

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Eugene Vindman (D, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$18,026
Douglas Ollivant (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Virginia’s 1st District

Called Nov 4, 5:12 PM ET

General electionProjected Toss-up

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Robert J. Wittman (R, incumbent)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$50,500
Shannon Taylor (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$3,500

Tennessee’s 3rd District

Called Nov 4, 5:12 PM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Charles J. Fleischmann (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$25,500
Anna Golladay (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

South Dakota’s At-Large District

Called Nov 4, 5:12 PM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Marty Jackley (R)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$3,500
Nikki Gronley (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

South Carolina’s 7th District

Called Nov 4, 5:11 PM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Russell Fry (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$20,750
John Vincent (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Rhode Island Senate

Called Nov 4, 5:11 PM ET

General electionProjected Solid D

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Jack Reed (D, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$54,000
Raymond McKay (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Rhode Island’s 1st District

Called Nov 4, 5:11 PM ET

General electionProjected Solid D

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Gabe Amo (D, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$30,500
Kellie Keenan (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Pennsylvania’s 10th District

Called Nov 4, 5:11 PM ET

General electionProjected Lean D

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Janelle Stelson (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$7,000
Scott Perry (R, incumbent)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$10,000

Pennsylvania’s 9th District

Called Nov 4, 5:11 PM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Dan Meuser (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$17,834
Rachel Wallace (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Pennsylvania’s 8th District

Called Nov 4, 5:11 PM ET

General electionProjected Lean D

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Paige Cognetti (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$7,000
Rob Bresnahan Jr. (R, incumbent)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$11,500

Pennsylvania’s 1st District

Called Nov 4, 5:10 PM ET

General electionProjected Toss-up

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Brian Fitzpatrick (R, incumbent)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$23,000
Bob Harvie (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$3,500

Oklahoma’s 4th District

Called Nov 4, 5:10 PM ET

General electionProjected Solid R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Tom Cole (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$62,000
Mitchell Jacob (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Ohio’s 15th District

Called Nov 4, 5:10 PM ET

General electionProjected Lean R

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Mike Carey (R, incumbent)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$19,500
Don Leonard (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–