Who raised the most money in the 2020 Kansas Senate race?

Barbara Bollier (Democrat) raised $29M and had $1.0M in outside spending on their side.

Which outside groups spent the most on the 2020 Kansas Senate race?

Senate Leadership Fund ($16M), Duty and Country ($6.4M), NRSC ($4.6M).

Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2020 Kansas Senate race?

NRSC gave $45K to Roger Marshall; Winred gave $23K to Roger Marshall; Engineers Political Education Committee (Epec)/International Union of Operating Engineers gave $10K to Barbara Bollier.

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2020 general election

Kansas Senate

The winner was outraised and won anyway.

$74M in receipts plus outside spending is tied to the 2020 Kansas Senate race: $36M raised by the campaigns, $2.7M of it from PACs, plus $39M from outside groups (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Dec 31, 2020). Roger Marshall (Republican) won despite being outraised.

Receipts + outside spending

$74M

Raised by campaigns

$36M

PAC checks

$2.7M

Outside money

$39M

Candidates

Raised by the campaign Outside money supportingOutside money attacking Democrat Republican Other

Barbara BollierDemocrat

✗ Lost

Raised: $29M
Spent: $29M
From individuals: $27M
From PACs: $635K
From party: $200
Own money & loans: $50K
Outside money for: $1.0M
Outside money against: $25M

Who paid: 2% of Bollier's money came from PACs

Corporate $18K (3%)Trade group $10K (2%)Leadership PAC $239K (40%)Membership $41K (7%)Union $138K (23%)Super PAC $57K (9%)Other $102K (17%)

Iuoe Local 965 Pef Union$10K
M-PAC Leadership PAC$10K
Prairie Political Action Committee Leadership PAC$10K
Pipefitters Local Union 533 Union$10K
American Society of Anesthesiologists Trade group$10K
Leahy Green Mountain Committee Leadership PAC$10K
Women Vote Other$10K
Kaine Leadership PAC$10K

Biggest outside spenders

Senate Leadership Fund · $16M attacking
NRSC · $4.6M attacking
American Crossroads · $2.5M attacking
Americans for Prosperity Action · $1.3M attacking
Women Vote! · $749K supporting

FEC record S0KS00323

Roger MarshallRepublican

✓ Won

Raised: $6.8M
Spent: $7.2M
From individuals: $4.5M
From PACs: $2.0M
From party: $46K
Own money & loans: $0
Outside money for: $3.6M
Outside money against: $9.2M

Who paid: 30% of Marshall's money came from PACs

Corporate $442K (36%)Trade group $233K (19%)Leadership PAC $216K (18%)Membership $121K (10%)Union $22K (2%)Super PAC $29K (2%)Party $50K (4%)Other $105K (9%)

Young Victory Committee Party$45K
Winred Super PAC$23K
Crh Americas, Inc. Corporate$10K
National Electrical Contractors Association Trade group$10K
Koch Industries, Inc. Corporate$10K
Kpmg Partners/Principals and Employees PAC Other$10K
Bringing Yellowhammer Republicans New Energy (Byrne PAC) Leadership PAC$10K
Celgene Corporation Corporate$10K

Biggest outside spenders

Duty and Country · $6.4M attacking
Americans for Prosperity Action · $3.2M supporting
Women Vote! · $2.7M attacking
Votevets · $142K attacking
Cooperative of American Physicians Independent Expenditure Committee · $140K supporting

FEC record S0KS00315

Plus 1 other candidate on the ballot with no reported money.

Questions people ask

How much money is tied to the 2020 Kansas Senate race?: $74M in receipts plus outside spending is tied to the 2020 Kansas Senate race: $36M raised by the campaigns, $2.7M of it from PACs, plus $39M from outside groups (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Dec 31, 2020). Roger Marshall (Republican) won despite being outraised.
Who raised the most money in the 2020 Kansas Senate race?: Barbara Bollier (Democrat) raised $29M and had $1.0M in outside spending on their side.
Which outside groups spent the most on the 2020 Kansas Senate race?: Senate Leadership Fund ($16M), Duty and Country ($6.4M), NRSC ($4.6M).
Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2020 Kansas Senate race?: NRSC gave $45K to Roger Marshall; Winred gave $23K to Roger Marshall; Engineers Political Education Committee (Epec)/International Union of Operating Engineers gave $10K to Barbara Bollier.