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2022 general election

Oregon Senate

The candidate who raised the most money won.

$11M was spent on the 2022 Oregon Senate race: $11M raised by the campaigns, $2.7M of it from PACs, plus $108K from outside groups (FEC filings through Dec 31, 2022). Ron Wyden (Democrat) won and was the top fundraiser.

Total money

$11M

Raised by campaigns

$11M

PAC checks

$2.7M

Outside money

$108K

Candidates

Raised by the campaign Outside money supportingOutside money attacking Democrat Republican Other
Ron WydenDemocrat, incumbent
✓ Won
Raised
$11M
Spent
$9.4M
From individuals
$7.1M
From PACs
$2.7M
From party
$0
Own money & loans
$0
Outside money for
$108K
Outside money against
$0

Who paid: 26% of Wyden's money came from PACs

Corporate $1.3M (49%)Trade group $512K (19%)Leadership PAC $264K (10%)Membership $230K (8%)Union $159K (6%)Super PAC $27K (1%)Other $193K (7%)

Biggest outside spenders

FEC record S6OR00110
Joe Rae PerkinsRepublican
✗ Lost
Raised
$126K
Spent
$149K
From individuals
$121K
From PACs
$2K
From party
$0
Own money & loans
$125
Outside money for
$0
Outside money against
$0
FEC record S4OR00156

Plus 2 other candidates on the ballot with no reported money.

Questions people ask

How much money was spent on the 2022 Oregon Senate race?
$11M was spent on the 2022 Oregon Senate race: $11M raised by the campaigns, $2.7M of it from PACs, plus $108K from outside groups (FEC filings through Dec 31, 2022). Ron Wyden (Democrat) won and was the top fundraiser.
Who raised the most money in the 2022 Oregon Senate race?
Ron Wyden (Democrat) raised $11M and had $108K in outside spending on their side.
Which outside groups spent the most on the 2022 Oregon Senate race?
Web3 Forward ($108K).
Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2022 Oregon Senate race?
National Association of Broadcasters Political Action Committee (Nabpac) gave $16K to Ron Wyden; Lifepoint Health PAC - the PAC of Lifepoint Corporate Services, General Partnership (Lcsgp) and Facilities Which Are Subsidiaries of Lifepoint Health (Collectively Lifepoint) gave $15K to Ron Wyden; American Hotel and Lodging Association Political Action Committee ('Hotelpac') gave $15K to Ron Wyden.