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Senate·SC·Incumbent·FEC ID S0SC00149

GRAHAM, LINDSEY O.

cycles: 2026, 2024, 2022, 2020, 2018, 2016, 2014, 2012
Totals by cycle · 18
cycle thru 2002-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$8.40M
Spent
$6.79M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$5.30M
PAC contribs
$2.07M
cycle thru 2026-05-20T00:00:00
Raised
$20.92M
Spent
$29.18M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$12.33M
PAC contribs
$929.3K
cycle thru 2020-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$112.29M
Spent
$102.20M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$106.22M
PAC contribs
$2.94M
cycle thru 2014-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$13.79M
Spent
$14.20M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$7.80M
PAC contribs
$2.17M
cycle thru 2008-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$9.90M
Spent
$6.77M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$7.07M
PAC contribs
$2.04M
cycle 2026thru 2026-05-20T00:00:00
Raised
$6.16M
Spent
$17.55M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$1.22M
PAC contribs
$604.0K
cycle 2024thru 2024-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$4.53M
Spent
$3.56M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$2.76M
PAC contribs
$222.8K
cycle 2022thru 2022-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$10.22M
Spent
$8.07M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$8.35M
PAC contribs
$102.5K
cycle 2020thru 2020-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$107.75M
Spent
$98.46M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$102.56M
PAC contribs
$2.42M
cycle 2018thru 2018-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$3.98M
Spent
$1.23M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$3.43M
PAC contribs
$472.8K
cycle 2016thru 2016-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$565.7K
Spent
$2.50M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$232.2K
PAC contribs
$48.0K
cycle 2014thru 2014-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$8.06M
Spent
$10.08M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$5.57M
PAC contribs
$1.71M
cycle 2012thru 2012-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$2.31M
Spent
$709.9K
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$1.83M
PAC contribs
$333.5K
cycle 2010thru 2010-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$3.42M
Spent
$3.41M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$408.4K
PAC contribs
$130.9K
cycle 2008thru 2008-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$4.63M
Spent
$4.46M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$2.69M
PAC contribs
$1.33M
cycle 2006thru 2006-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$2.84M
Spent
$756.9K
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$2.41M
PAC contribs
$324.5K
cycle 2004thru 2004-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$2.43M
Spent
$1.54M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$1.98M
PAC contribs
$387.9K
cycle 2002thru 2002-12-31T00:00:00
Raised
$8.40M
Spent
$6.79M
Cash
Debt
$0
Individuals
$5.30M
PAC contribs
$2.07M
Independent expenditures · cycle 2026 · 2 super-PACs
Total spent
$357.8K
Supporting
$0
Opposing
$0
(unknown)
· 0 ads
$357.8K
+ $0$0
(unknown)
· 0 ads
$9
+ $0$0
Top disbursement recipients · cycle 2026 · top 15
1SCOTT HOWELL & CO. INC19×$4.10M
2PUSH DIGITAL LLC30×$1.77M
3FIRST TUESDAY STRATEGIES LLC22×$695.8K
4FIELD FORWARD LLC2×$330.0K
5FORWARD COMMUNICATIONS + STRATEGIES17×$239.8K
6DEEP ROOT ANALYTICS LLC1×$218.5K
7PALMETTO DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES LLC29×$191.5K
8MEETING STREET RESEARCH LLC3×$176.0K
9MOORE RESPONSE MANAGEMENT GROUP6×$167.1K
10BARCLAY CARD15×$139.3K
11ADVOTEXT LLC10×$131.2K
12INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE4×$127.9K
13SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY3×$100.4K
14WORTHEN, CALEB24×$98.7K
15CAMPAIGN SOLUTIONS INC15×$86.0K