Election results

58 of 221 races on the November 3, 2026 ballot have been called. In these general elections, tracked crypto- and AI-focused super PACs spent $112 million supporting and opposing candidates. So far, $6.6 million of that has been on the winning side and $5.7 million on the losing side.

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.

Tracked super PACs spent in 68 of these 221 races. In 65 more, they only spent in the primary. In the other 88, crypto and 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$112 million

Winning side$6.6 million (6%)
Losing side$5.7 million (5%)
Not yet called$99.7 million (89%)

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 races3 of 16 called

Winning side$599,000 (1%)
Losing side$5 million (5%)
Not yet called$86.8 million (94%)

Backing the winners26 of 44 called

Winning side$5.7 million (54%)
Losing side$0 (0%)
Not yet called$4.9 million (46%)

Primary money for these seats$133.8 million

Super PAC money spent earlier in the cycle in the primaries and runoffs for 88 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 81 seats, missed in 5, and mixed in 2.

Winning side$95.5 million (71%)
Losing side$38.3 million (29%)

Called racesMost recently called first

Goal failedCompetitive racePrimary runoff: goal achieved

Texas Senate

Called Nov 3, 10:55 PM ET

General electionProjected Toss-up

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions

Super PAC money

General election super PAC money by what it backed

Competitive races3 of 16 called

Winning side$599,000 (1%)
Losing side$5 million (5%)
Not yet called$86.8 million (94%)

Backing the winners26 of 44 called

Winning side$5.7 million (54%)
Losing side$0 (0%)
Not yet called$4.9 million (46%)

Primary money for these seats$133.8 million

Winning side$95.5 million (71%)

Losing side$38.3 million (29%)

Candidate

Result

Super PAC support

Super PAC opposition

Direct contributions

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Manny Rutinel (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$976,940All in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$16,000
Gabe Evans (R, incumbent)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition$599,445	Direct contributions$16,000

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Guy Reschenthaler (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$351,056	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$33,000
Alan Bradstock (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Jake Auchincloss (D, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$189,524All in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$82,000
Thomas Stalcup (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Donavan McKinney (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition$268,690All in the primary	Direct contributions–
Taras Nykoriak (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–
Earlier in the cycle
Shri Thanedar (D, incumbent)	ResultLost primary	Super PAC support$1,762,153All in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$3,500

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Daniel Koh (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$705,309All in the primary	Super PAC opposition$35,000All in the primary	Direct contributions$4,500
Micah Jones (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Terri Sewell (D, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$149,704	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$7,000
Ammie Akin (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Bob Brooks (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$263,250All in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$16,676
Ryan Mackenzie (R, incumbent)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$30,000

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
John Cowan (R)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$758,575$501,839 in the primary runoff	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–
Chris Harden (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Scott Fitzgerald (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$149,504	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$17,500
Andrew Beck (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Greg Stanton (D, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$749,778$422,715 in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$16,500
Zuhdi Jasser (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Annie Andrews (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$10,000
Darline Graham (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support$4,801,981$690,818 in the primary runoff	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$48,116
Lindsey Graham (R, incumbent) Died	ResultLost	Super PAC support$924,286All in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$141,500

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
William Timmons (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$487,314All in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$20,500
Courtney McClain (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Nathaniel Moran (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$202,538	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$6,500
Yolanda Prince (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Houston Gaines (R)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$970,383$970,383 in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$19,000
Pamela DeLancy (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Joseph Morelle (D, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$923,173$571,928 in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$8,000
Virginia McIntyre (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Jason Smith (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$151,234	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$117,834
Chris Reichard (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Kevin Hern (R)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$2,317,471$2,064,570 in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$52,500
N'Kiyla Thomas (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Rich McCormick (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$207,639	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$7,000
Tony Kozycki (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Adrian Boafo (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$5,259,509All in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$44,000
Chris Chaffee (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–
Earlier in the cycle
Harry Dunn (D)	ResultLost primary	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition$172,295All in the primary	Direct contributions–
Quincy Bareebe (D)	ResultLost primary	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition$98,454All in the primary	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Melissa Bean (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$1,672,658All in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$13,000
Jennifer Davis (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Glenn Thompson (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$147,344	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$26,700
Ray Bilger (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Jeremy Moss (D)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$294,612All in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–
Ethan Baker (R)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
Andy Barr (R)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$8,682,139$8,475,105 in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$2,515,056
Charles Booker (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–
Earlier in the cycle
Nate Morris (R) Withdrew	ResultLost primary	Super PAC support$221,403All in the primary	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$10,051,000

Candidate	Result	Super PAC support	Super PAC opposition	Direct contributions
John Joyce (R, incumbent)	ResultWon	Super PAC support$240,451	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions$18,500
Beth Farnham (D)	ResultLost	Super PAC support–	Super PAC opposition–	Direct contributions–

Election results

General election super PAC money$112 million

General election super PAC money by what it backed

Competitive races3 of 16 called

Backing the winners26 of 44 called

Primary money for these seats$133.8 million

Called racesMost recently called first

Super PAC money

General election super PAC money$112 million

General election super PAC money by what it backed

Competitive races3 of 16 called

Backing the winners26 of 44 called

Primary money for these seats$133.8 million

Called racesMost recently called first

Backing the underdog1 of 1 called

Likely winners1 of 7 called