2026 · Michigan Senate · 72% Abdul El-Sayed in the markets

The money in Michigan Senate

Abdul El-Sayed (D) has raised $14.5M and has $2.6M left; Mike Rogers (R) has raised $10.9M and has $4.5M left, through July 15, 2026. Outside groups have spent $111.3M on the race.

The nominees

Abdul El-Sayed

Democrat · FEC filings

Raised
$14.5M
Spent
$12.0M
Cash
$2.6M

Where the money came from

Small donors (under $200) 29%Larger donors 71%PACs 0%

32% of itemized donations came from Michigan; 68% from other states.

Outside spending

For $7.9MAgainst $50.0M
  • UNITED DEMOCRACY PROJECT (UDP): $20.1M against
  • NO GOING BACK PAC INC.: $16.6M against
  • Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. (AFP Action) DBA CVA Action and DBA LIBRE Action: $5.1M against
  • WinSenate: $2.7M for

Mike Rogers

Republican · FEC filings

Raised
$10.9M
Spent
$6.7M
Cash
$4.5M

Where the money came from

Small donors (under $200) 29%Larger donors 60%PACs 10%Party 1%

34% of itemized donations came from Michigan; 66% from other states.

Outside spending

For $28.5MAgainst $25.0M
  • WinSenate: $13.3M against
  • Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. (AFP Action) DBA CVA Action and DBA LIBRE Action: $11.4M for
  • GLCF, INC.: $10.7M for
  • Defend The Vote: $4.6M against

Where the donors live

Itemized individual donations (over $200) by the donor's state. Darker means more money.

Abdul El-Sayed
Alabama: $10KAlaska: $2KArizona: $100KColorado: $34KFlorida: $279KGeorgia: $98KIndiana: $54KKansas: $123KMaine: $7KMassachusetts: $301KMinnesota: $46KNew Jersey: $380KNorth Carolina: $69KNorth Dakota: $971Oklahoma: $11KPennsylvania: $126KSouth Dakota: $250Texas: $699KWyoming: $450Connecticut: $73KMissouri: $60KWest Virginia: $4KIllinois: $635KNew Mexico: $11KArkansas: $2KCalifornia: $1.8MDelaware: $4KDistrict of Columbia: $172KHawaii: $7KIowa: $6KKentucky: $13KMaryland: $177KMichigan: $3.3MMississippi: $3KMontana: $6KNew Hampshire: $7KNew York: $719KOhio: $237KOregon: $59KTennessee: $9KUtah: $7KVirginia: $319KWashington: $191KWisconsin: $33KNebraska: $8KSouth Carolina: $31KIdaho: $3KNevada: $11KVermont: $8KLouisiana: $9KRhode Island: $8K

MI $3.3MCA $1.8MNY $719KTX $699KIL $635K

Mike Rogers
Alabama: $35KAlaska: $10KArizona: $136KColorado: $96KFlorida: $834KGeorgia: $112KIndiana: $69KKansas: $48KMaine: $14KMassachusetts: $100KMinnesota: $103KNew Jersey: $62KNorth Carolina: $84KNorth Dakota: $14KOklahoma: $70KPennsylvania: $129KSouth Dakota: $5KTexas: $565KWyoming: $12KConnecticut: $58KMissouri: $33KWest Virginia: $9KIllinois: $250KNew Mexico: $10KArkansas: $48KCalifornia: $729KDelaware: $2KDistrict of Columbia: $116KHawaii: $10KIowa: $12KKentucky: $24KMaryland: $60KMichigan: $2.8MMississippi: $35KMontana: $10KNew Hampshire: $3KNew York: $434KOhio: $218KOregon: $39KTennessee: $117KUtah: $42KVirginia: $382KWashington: $60KWisconsin: $47KNebraska: $6KSouth Carolina: $62KIdaho: $22KNevada: $43KVermont: $1KLouisiana: $41KRhode Island: $4K

MI $2.8MFL $834KCA $729KTX $565KNY $434K

Fundraising, report by report

What each nominee raised in every FEC report this cycle, and the cash they had at the end of it.

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Campaign finance

Money each campaign has raised and has left, through July 15, 2026, and outside spending by super PACs, parties and groups. From the FEC, updated daily.

CandidateRaisedSpentCash on handOutside forOutside against
Abdul El-Sayed DOpen seat$14.5M$12.0M$2.6M$7.9M$50.0M
Michael J Rogers ROpen seat$10.9M$6.7M$4.5M$28.5M$25.0M
Haley Stevens DOpen seat$11.9M$9.1M$2.8M$33.9M$1.1M
Mallory McMorrow DOpen seat$11.4M$9.5M$1.9M$50K—
Gary Peters DIncumbent$248K$830K$6.5M——
Joseph Allen Tate DOpen seat$244K$244K$0——
Genevieve Scott ROpen seat$83K$81K$3K——
Bernadette Smith ROpen seat$77K$73K$4K——
Who's spending outside the campaigns
  • UNITED DEMOCRACY PROJECT (UDP): $20.1M against Abdul El-Sayed
  • NO GOING BACK PAC INC.: $16.6M against Abdul El-Sayed
  • Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. (AFP Action) DBA CVA Action and DBA LIBRE Action: $5.1M against Abdul El-Sayed
  • WinSenate: $13.3M against Michael J Rogers
  • Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. (AFP Action) DBA CVA Action and DBA LIBRE Action: $11.4M for Michael J Rogers
  • GLCF, INC.: $10.7M for Michael J Rogers
  • A Stronger Michigan: $17.2M for Haley Stevens
  • UNITED DEMOCRACY PROJECT (UDP): $10.5M for Haley Stevens
  • UNITE TO WIN: $4.0M for Haley Stevens
  • J Street Action Fund: $50K for Mallory McMorrow

Source: FEC bulk data (daily) and the OpenFEC API. Odds, polls and buzz for this race →

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