2022 general election
Rhode Island 2nd District
The candidate who raised the most money won.
$14M in receipts plus outside spending is tied to the 2022 Rhode Island 2nd District race: $6.2M raised by the campaigns, $1.1M of it from PACs, plus $8.1M from outside groups (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Dec 31, 2022). Seth M. Magaziner (Democrat) won and was the top fundraiser.
Receipts + outside spending
$14M
Raised by campaigns
$6.2M
PAC checks
$1.1M
Outside money
$8.1M
Candidates
Raised by the campaign Outside money supportingOutside money attacking Democrat Republican Other
Seth M. MagazinerDemocrat
✓ Won- Raised
- $3.9M
- Spent
- $3.9M
- From individuals
- $3.2M
- From PACs
- $639K
- From party
- $0
- Own money & loans
- $0
- Outside money for
- $119K
- Outside money against
- $4.8M
Who paid: 16% of Magaziner's money came from PACs
Corporate $32K (6%)Trade group $47K (8%)Leadership PAC $148K (26%)Membership $68K (12%)Union $216K (37%)Super PAC $37K (6%)Party $7K (1%)Other $26K (4%)
- Hoyer Leadership PAC$34K
- Unite Here Union$10K
- Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 22 PAC Inc Union$10K
- United Food and Commercial Workers International Union Union$10K
- International Brotherhood of Teamsters Union$10K
- International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Political Action Committee Union$10K
- Int'l. Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers Union$10K
- Jobs, Education, & Families First Jeff PAC Leadership PAC$10K
Biggest outside spenders
- Congressional Leadership Fund · $3.6M attacking
- NRCC · $1.2M attacking
- Seiu Cope (Service Employees International Union Committee On Political Education) · $112K supporting
- Conservative Action Council Inc · $18K attacking
- 32bj United American Dream Fund · $7K supporting
Allan W. FungRepublican
✗ Lost- Raised
- $2.2M
- Spent
- $2.2M
- From individuals
- $1.6M
- From PACs
- $428K
- From party
- $5K
- Own money & loans
- $50K
- Outside money for
- $143K
- Outside money against
- $3.0M
Who paid: 19% of Fung's money came from PACs
Corporate $61K (16%)Trade group $61K (16%)Leadership PAC $168K (44%)Membership $19K (5%)Union $500 (0%)Super PAC $22K (6%)Party $5K (1%)Other $48K (12%)
- Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers Membership$10K
- The Eye of the Tiger Political Action Committee Leadership PAC$10K
- Republican Mainstreet Partnership PAC Other$10K
- Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America, Inc. Trade group$10K
- Electing Majority Making Effective Republicans Leadership PAC$10K
- Majority Rising Leadership PAC$10K
- Take Back the House 2022 Super PAC$10K
- Team Mchenry Leadership PAC$8K
Biggest outside spenders
- House Majority PAC · $1.9M attacking
- DCCC · $584K attacking
- Bright Future Ri · $317K attacking
- Lcv Victory Fund · $178K attacking
- Congressional Leadership Fund · $102K supporting
Plus 1 other candidate on the ballot with no reported money.
Questions people ask
- How much money is tied to the 2022 Rhode Island 2nd District race?
- $14M in receipts plus outside spending is tied to the 2022 Rhode Island 2nd District race: $6.2M raised by the campaigns, $1.1M of it from PACs, plus $8.1M from outside groups (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Dec 31, 2022). Seth M. Magaziner (Democrat) won and was the top fundraiser.
- Who raised the most money in the 2022 Rhode Island 2nd District race?
- Seth M. Magaziner (Democrat) raised $3.9M and had $119K in outside spending on their side.
- Which outside groups spent the most on the 2022 Rhode Island 2nd District race?
- Congressional Leadership Fund ($3.7M), House Majority PAC ($1.9M), NRCC ($1.2M).
- Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2022 Rhode Island 2nd District race?
- Ameripac: the Fund for a Greater America gave $34K to Seth M. Magaziner; Unite Here Tip Campaign Committee gave $10K to Seth M. Magaziner; Ua Union Plumbers & Pipefitters Vote! PAC (United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing & Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada) gave $10K to Seth M. Magaziner.