Rhode Island Senate 2026

The money race

Campaign fundraising this cycle, with independent expenditures by outside groups for and against each candidate.

D★Jack ReedIncumbent
$3.73M
+$10 for
RRaymond McKay
$207K

Bars: money raised by the campaign this cycle. Thin bars: outside spending by super PACs and other groups, for and against.

Money raised and outside spending by candidate
Candidate	Party	Raised	Outside support	Outside opposition	Small-dollar
Jack Reed	D	$3,727,368	$10	$0	40%
Raymond McKay	R	$207,231	$0	$0	20%

$3.93M

Raised by candidates

$3.63M

Spent by candidates

$10

Outside spending

1 spender

Candidates

Candidate	Raised	Individuals	PACs	Small-dollar	In-state	Spent	Donors
Jack Reed (D)	$3.73M^†	$2.14M	$1.14M	40%	30%	$3.43M^†	1,212
Raymond McKay (R)	$207K^†	$178K	$2K	20%	11%	$199K^†	131

† The FEC's official total. Poliscope's figure disagreed (usually a report it has not loaded yet), so the other columns for that candidate may cover an earlier period.

Outside spending

Independent expenditures reported to the FEC (Schedule E). “Dark money in” is the total of grants the spender received from 501(c) nonprofits, as traced by Poliscope.Provisional

Spender	Target	Stance	Spent	Network	Dark money in
SIERRA CLUB INDEPENDENT ACTION C00483693	Jack Reed	Support	$10 1 filing		—

Candidates

Jack Reed

D★ Democrat · Incumbent

Raised: $3.73M
Small-dollar: 40%
In-state: 30%
Outside for / against: $10 / $0

Backed byAIPAC VoteVets Union PAC Realtors PAC Mostly out-of-state money

Raymond McKay

R Republican

Raised: $207K
Small-dollar: 20%
In-state: 11%
Outside for / against: $0 / $0

Mostly out-of-state money

Source: Poliscope (poliscope.org), from FEC filings. Roster curated from FEC candidate registrations. Withdrawn and defeated primary candidates are not shown.