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This Table Was Generated on 5/11/20. Financial Activity Of This table was generated on 5/11/20. Congressional Candidate Table 7** Financial Activity of 2019 and 2020 House Campaigns January 1, 2019 - March 31, 2020 Contributions Contributions and Incumbent/ Contributions from PACs and Loans from State District Candidate Party Challenger/Open Receipts from Individuals Other Committees the Candidate Disbursements Cash On Hand Debts Alabama 01 AVERHART, JAMES Democratic Party Open $43,137 $16,422 $0 $26,715 $34,244 $8,893 $26,715 Alabama 01 CARL, JERRY LEE, JR Republican Party Open $1,513,462 $670,170 $37,700 $760,556 $1,307,241 $206,221 $567,000 Alabama 01 CASTORANI, JOHN Republican Party Open $26,810 $11,650 $0 $15,160 $26,753 $57 $6,560 Alabama 01 COLLINS, FREDERICK G. RICK' Democratic Party Open $62,935 $5,917 $0 $56,500 $60,792 $2,143 $0 Alabama 01 GARDNER, KIANI A Democratic Party Open $93,617 $70,424 $17,000 $6,193 $90,424 $3,193 $5,500 Alabama 01 HIGHTOWER, BILL Republican Party Open $1,071,364 $1,032,155 $39,200 $0 $858,341 $213,023 $0 Alabama 01 LAMBERT, DOUGLAS WESTLEY III Republican Party Open $182,565 $20,760 $4,000 $157,805 $182,565 $0 $71,611 Alabama 01 PRINGLE, CHRISTOPHER PAUL Republican Party Open $485,797 $458,197 $27,600 $0 $459,626 $26,171 $0 Alabama 01 BYRNE, BRADLEY ROBERTS* Republican Party Incumbent $544,643 $60,571 $464,813 $0 $1,619,368 $0 $0 Alabama 02 BROWN, THOMAS WILLIAM JR. Republican Party Open $22,950 $5,000 $0 $17,950 $22,417 $533 $17,950 Alabama 02 COLEMAN, JEFF Republican Party Open $2,059,752 $964,752 $120,000 $975,000 $1,998,438 $61,314 $250,000 Alabama 02 DISMUKES, WILL Republican Party Open $15,043 $15,043 $0 $0 $14,291 $752 $0 Alabama 02 HARVEY-HALL, PHYLLIS Democratic Party Open $11,266 $3,788 $0 $7,459 $10,681 $585 $2,550 Alabama 02 HASDORFF, TERRI Republican Party Open $82,156 $82,156 $0 $0 $82,156 $0 $0 Alabama 02 KING, TROY Republican Party Open $283,113 $272,113 $11,000 $0 $280,085 $3,028 $46,928 Alabama 02 MATHIS, NATHAN Democratic Party Open $12,230 $12,230 $0 $12,230 $12,230 $0 $0 Alabama 02 MOORE, FELIX BARRY Republican Party Open $343,079 $194,529 $7,650 $140,900 $266,054 $81,953 $216,850 Alabama 02 ROGERS, ROBERT L Republican Party Open $15,770 $100 $0 $15,516 $9,325 $830 $5,000 Alabama 02 TAYLOR, JESSICA Republican Party Open $472,560 $435,725 $29,505 $0 $464,177 $8,383 $0 Alabama 02 ROBY, MARTHA* Republican Party Incumbent $216,298 $53,800 $161,500 $0 $403,572 $154,408 $0 Alabama 03 ROGERS, MICHAEL Republican Party Incumbent $813,604 $307,527 $494,745 $0 $733,868 $607,422 $0 Alabama 03 WINFREY, ADIA Democratic Party Challenger $4,333 $3,633 $0 $700 $4,197 $136 $0 Alabama 04 ADERHOLT, ROBERT B. REP. Republican Party Incumbent $750,388 $279,270 $468,900 $0 $539,255 $926,874 $0 Alabama 04 NEIGHBORS, RICKY Democratic Party Challenger $8,208 $8,208 $0 $0 $7,711 $497 $0 Alabama 05 BROOKS, MO Republican Party Incumbent $347,118 $212,917 $132,720 $0 $194,800 $844,499 $0 Alabama 05 LEWIS, CHRIS Republican Party Challenger $167,196 $121,918 $15,000 $29,503 $163,540 $3,656 $63,944 Alabama 06 PALMER, GARY Republican Party Incumbent $671,485 $363,080 $256,100 $0 $533,579 $510,457 $0 Alabama 07 SEWELL, TERRI A. Democratic Party Incumbent $1,397,942 $261,018 $1,134,250 $0 $1,083,781 $1,885,434 $0 Alaska 00 YOUNG, DONALD E Republican Party Incumbent $1,012,401 $417,191 $458,195 $0 $325,546 $803,576 $0 Alaska 00 GALVIN, ALYSE Independent Challenger $1,358,373 $1,279,740 $38,350 $2,956 $403,276 $961,342 $56,941 American Samoa 00 AMATA, AUMUA Republican Party Incumbent $24,876 $16,676 $7,800 $0 $23,769 $2,024 $0 Arizona 01 O'HALLERAN, TOM Democratic Party Incumbent $1,637,089 $807,875 $752,536 $0 $563,476 $1,079,544 $0 Arizona 01 MOORE, JOHN WILLIAM Republican Party Challenger $8,121 $8,121 $0 $0 $5,792 $5,078 $0 Arizona 01 PUTZOVA, EVA Democratic Party Challenger $186,533 $185,679 $0 $524 $146,171 $40,445 $0 Arizona 01 REIDHEAD, NOLAN QUINN MR Republican Party Challenger $80,392 $46,852 $0 $33,539 $50,003 $30,389 $15,000 Arizona 01 SHAMLEY, DOYEL Republican Party Challenger $3,170 $3,170 $0 $0 $110 $3,060 $1,833 Arizona 01 SHEDD, TIFFANY Republican Party Challenger $446,767 $323,615 $51,000 $71,956 $269,945 $180,255 $295,140 Arizona 01 TAYLOR, CHRIS Republican Party Challenger $28,873 $28,873 $0 $0 $28,700 $173 $23,298 Arizona 02 KIRKPATRICK, ANN Democratic Party Incumbent $1,276,651 $765,049 $485,501 $0 $659,267 $689,575 $0 Arizona 02 LIGON, MIKE Republican Party Challenger $50,500 $500 $0 $50,000 $50,500 $0 $0 Arizona 02 MARTIN, BRANDON RAY Republican Party Challenger $98,402 $98,369 $0 $0 $72,425 $25,977 $0 Arizona 02 MORGAN, JOSEPH DAVID Republican Party Challenger $24,007 $23,567 $0 $365 $22,890 $1,158 $0 Arizona 02 RUDEN, NORAN ERIC Republican Party Challenger $235,342 $26,987 $0 $208,352 $79,832 $155,511 $100,000 Arizona 02 STAUTZ, SHAY Republican Party Challenger $242,102 $137,102 $0 $105,000 $127,947 $114,155 $105,000 This table was generated on 5/11/20. Contributions Contributions and Incumbent/ Contributions from PACs and Loans from State District Candidate Party Challenger/Open Receipts from Individuals Other Committees the Candidate Disbursements Cash On Hand Debts Arizona 02 WADSACK, JUSTINE LOUISE Republican Party Challenger $17,428 $9,480 $0 $7,371 $17,330 $98 $7,371 Arizona 03 GRIJALVA, RAUL M Democratic Party Incumbent $474,490 $303,158 $153,182 $0 $335,957 $176,689 $4,016 Arizona 03 RONNEBECK, STEVE Republican Party Challenger $4,880 $4,880 $0 $0 $3,422 $1,458 $0 Arizona 04 GOSAR, PAUL DR. Republican Party Incumbent $322,989 $172,898 $129,792 $0 $212,556 $231,632 $0 Arizona 04 DISANTO, DELINA Democratic Party Challenger $20,672 $20,667 $0 $0 $15,142 $14,094 $34,505 Arizona 04 ROBINSON, EMILY Independent Challenger $240,267 $60 $0 $240,207 $213 $240,055 $240,207 Arizona 04 WARD, ANNE MARIE Republican Party Challenger $47,283 $37,183 $0 $9,525 $42,772 $4,511 $15,453 Arizona 05 BIGGS, ANDY MR. Republican Party Incumbent $745,432 $532,231 $192,680 $0 $503,850 $526,828 $70,000 Arizona 05 GREENE, JOAN Democratic Party Challenger $58,445 $49,500 $0 $8,945 $50,085 $9,197 $140,173 Arizona 06 SCHWEIKERT, DAVID S. Republican Party Incumbent $1,098,793 $639,370 $291,859 $0 $916,738 $226,287 $98,494 Arizona 06 GENTLES, KARL E Democratic Party Challenger $146,221 $146,221 $0 $0 $64,384 $81,837 $0 Arizona 06 LEWELLEN, TOM MR. Challenger $10,605 $405 $0 $10,200 $7,914 -$1,287 $0 Arizona 06 MALIK, ANITA Democratic Party Challenger $167,507 $166,562 $0 $0 $137,077 $36,626 $0 Arizona 06 RIMMER, STEPHANIE S Democratic Party Challenger $172,133 $55,994 $0 $114,515 $123,535 $48,599 $114,500 Arizona 06 TIPIRNENI, HIRAL VYAS Democratic Party Challenger $1,735,683 $1,530,937 $190,738 $13,100 $630,462 $1,205,822 $70,000 Arizona 07 GALLEGO, RUBEN Democratic Party Incumbent $1,189,938 $684,675 $502,862 $0 $774,057 $875,059 $0 Arizona 07 BARNETT, JOSH Republican Party Challenger $3,635 $985 $0 $2,650 $3,000 $635 $0 Arizona 08 LESKO, DEBBIE Republican Party Incumbent $810,458 $432,550 $211,950 $0 $406,807 $474,492 $0 Arizona 08 MUSCATO, MICHAEL ARCHANGEL Democratic Party Challenger $143,767 $80,482 $0 $63,285 $122,553 $21,214 $21,000 Arizona 08 MUSSELWHITE, ROBERT RICHARD Democratic Party Challenger $6,816 $0 $0 $3,602 $6,492 $844 $0 Arizona 08 OLSEN, ROBERT Democratic Party Challenger $53,409 $3,409 $0 $50,000 $16,058 $1,477 $0 Arizona 08 RODRIGUEZ, JIMMY Republican Party Challenger $590,150 $155 $0 $589,995 $24,371 $565,779 $589,900 Arizona 09 STANTON, GREG Democratic Party Incumbent $1,107,056 $734,095 $361,211 $0 $504,558 $646,883 $0 Arizona 09 FUENTES-WOLFE, TALIA Democratic Party Challenger $11,529 $0 $0 $11,529 $11,529 $0 $11,529 Arizona 09 GILES, DAVID VICTOR Republican Party Challenger $67,889 $7,804 $0 $60,085 $66,990 $899 $476,155 Arizona 09 TUTORA, NICHOLAS Republican Party Challenger $6,316 $3,466 $0 $2,850 $2,750 $3,566 $1,350 Arkansas 01 CRAWFORD, ERIC ALAN RICK Republican Party Incumbent $702,736 $358,233 $340,336 $0 $580,328 $433,833 $0 Arkansas 02 HILL, JAMES FRENCH Republican Party Incumbent $1,674,374 $725,370 $765,947 $0 $442,209 $1,278,946 $0 Arkansas 02 ELLIOTT, JOYCE ANN SENATOR Democratic Party Challenger $442,369 $382,118 $48,750 $10,100 $100,840 $341,528 $10,000 Arkansas 03 WOMACK, STEVE Republican Party Incumbent $666,318 $318,917 $343,381 $0 $439,525 $1,386,012 $0 Arkansas 03 WILLIAMS, CELESTE SARENE Democratic Party Challenger $145,023 $142,075 $0 $0 $120,162 $24,861 $0 Arkansas 04 WESTERMAN, BRUCE Republican Party Incumbent $918,034 $396,277 $512,150 $0 $465,184 $1,124,460 $0 Arkansas 04 HANSON, WILLIAM MR.
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