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2020 general election

Ohio 2nd District

The candidate who raised the most money won.

$2.1M in receipts plus outside spending is tied to the 2020 Ohio 2nd District race: $2.1M raised by the campaigns, $777K of it from PACs, plus $0 from outside groups (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Dec 31, 2020). Brad Wenstrup (Republican) won and was the top fundraiser.

Receipts + outside spending

$2.1M

Raised by campaigns

$2.1M

PAC checks

$777K

Outside money

$0

Candidates

Raised by the campaign Outside money supportingOutside money attacking Democrat Republican Other
Brad WenstrupRepublican, incumbent
✓ Won
Raised
$1.8M
Spent
$1.8M
From individuals
$775K
From PACs
$774K
From party
$0
Own money & loans
$0
Outside money for
$0
Outside money against
$0

Who paid: 43% of Wenstrup's money came from PACs

Corporate $424K (54%)Trade group $166K (21%)Leadership PAC $23K (3%)Membership $96K (12%)Super PAC $7K (1%)Other $63K (8%)
FEC record H2OH02085
Jaime M. CastleDemocrat
✗ Lost
Raised
$292K
Spent
$280K
From individuals
$282K
From PACs
$3K
From party
$0
Own money & loans
$8K
Outside money for
$0
Outside money against
$0

Who paid: 1% of Castle's money came from PACs

Leadership PAC $4K (78%)Union $1K (22%)
FEC record H0OH02139

Questions people ask

How much money is tied to the 2020 Ohio 2nd District race?
$2.1M in receipts plus outside spending is tied to the 2020 Ohio 2nd District race: $2.1M raised by the campaigns, $777K of it from PACs, plus $0 from outside groups (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Dec 31, 2020). Brad Wenstrup (Republican) won and was the top fundraiser.
Who raised the most money in the 2020 Ohio 2nd District race?
Brad Wenstrup (Republican) raised $1.8M.
Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2020 Ohio 2nd District race?
L3 Technologies, Inc. PAC gave $10K to Brad Wenstrup; American Bankers Association PAC (Bankpac) gave $10K to Brad Wenstrup; Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Financial & Investments Political Action Committee gave $10K to Brad Wenstrup.