Who raised the most money in the 2020 North Carolina 9th District race?

Dan Bishop (Republican) raised $4.4M and had $1.3M in outside spending on their side.

Which outside groups spent the most on the 2020 North Carolina 9th District race?

DCCC ($1.2M), Club for Growth Action ($500K), Americans for Prosperity Action ($238K).

Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2020 North Carolina 9th District race?

House Freedom Fund gave $52K to Dan Bishop; National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee gave $16K to Dan Bishop; National Automobile Dealers Association Political Action Committee gave $15K to Dan Bishop.

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2020 general election

North Carolina 9th District

The candidate who raised the most money won.

$8.4M was spent on the 2020 North Carolina 9th District race: $5.2M raised by the campaigns, $875K of it from PACs, plus $3.1M from outside groups (FEC filings through Dec 31, 2020). Dan Bishop (Republican) won and was the top fundraiser.

Total money

$8.4M

Raised by campaigns

$5.2M

PAC checks

$875K

Outside money

$3.1M

Candidates

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

Dan BishopRepublican, incumbent

✓ Won

Raised: $4.4M
Spent: $4.4M
From individuals: $3.1M
From PACs: $764K
From party: $4K
Own money & loans: $250K
Outside money for: $1.3M
Outside money against: $1.5M

Who paid: 17% of Bishop's money came from PACs

Corporate $149K (24%)Trade group $140K (22%)Leadership PAC $220K (35%)Membership $70K (11%)Union $3K (0%)Super PAC $10K (2%)Party $10K (2%)Other $30K (5%)

House Freedom Fund Leadership PAC$52K
California Real Estate Political Action Committee Membership$16K
National Automobile Dealers Association Trade group$15K
Scalise Leadership PAC$15K
National Association of Home Builders Trade group$14K
American Society of Anesthesiologists Trade group$14K
Nucor Corporation Corporate$13K
Duke Energy Corporation Corporate$13K

Biggest outside spenders

DCCC · $1.2M attacking
Club for Growth Action · $304K supporting
Congressional Leadership Fund · $221K supporting
The Committee to Defend the President · $205K supporting
Americans for Prosperity Action · $178K supporting

FEC record H0NC09187

Cynthia L. WallaceDemocrat

✗ Lost

Raised: $826K
Spent: $808K
From individuals: $684K
From PACs: $111K
From party: $7K
Own money & loans: $12K
Outside money for: $107K
Outside money against: $256K

Who paid: 13% of Wallace's money came from PACs

Leadership PAC $30K (35%)Membership $13K (15%)Union $4K (4%)Super PAC $11K (13%)Party $5K (6%)Other $24K (28%)

Cbcpac-Newdem Fund for the Majority Other$10K
Elect Democratic Women Other$5K
Ameripac: the Fund for a Greater America Leadership PAC$5K
American Association for Justice (Aaj) Membership$5K
The Collective PAC Other$5K
314 Action Victory Fund Super PAC$5K
DCCC Party$5K
Giffords PAC Super PAC$4K

Biggest outside spenders

Club for Growth Action · $195K attacking
Congressional Black Caucus PAC · $74K supporting
Americans for Prosperity Action · $60K attacking
Protecting Our Vote PAC · $18K supporting
The Collective Super PAC · $8K supporting

FEC record H0NC09286

Questions people ask

How much money was spent on the 2020 North Carolina 9th District race?: $8.4M was spent on the 2020 North Carolina 9th District race: $5.2M raised by the campaigns, $875K of it from PACs, plus $3.1M from outside groups (FEC filings through Dec 31, 2020). Dan Bishop (Republican) won and was the top fundraiser.
Who raised the most money in the 2020 North Carolina 9th District race?: Dan Bishop (Republican) raised $4.4M and had $1.3M in outside spending on their side.
Which outside groups spent the most on the 2020 North Carolina 9th District race?: DCCC ($1.2M), Club for Growth Action ($500K), Americans for Prosperity Action ($238K).
Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2020 North Carolina 9th District race?: House Freedom Fund gave $52K to Dan Bishop; National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee gave $16K to Dan Bishop; National Automobile Dealers Association Political Action Committee gave $15K to Dan Bishop.