Who raised the most money in the 2022 New Mexico 3rd District race?

Teresa Leger Fernandez (Democrat) raised $3.1M and had $36K in outside spending on their side.

Which outside groups spent the most on the 2022 New Mexico 3rd District race?

House Majority PAC ($153K), Chc Bold PAC ($150K), Somos Accion ($35K).

Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2022 New Mexico 3rd District race?

American Federation of State County & Municipal Employees P E O P L E gave $10K to Teresa Leger Fernandez; Nea Fund for Children and Public Education gave $10K to Teresa Leger Fernandez; American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO Committee On Political Education gave $10K to Teresa Leger Fernandez.

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2022 general election

New Mexico 3rd District

The candidate who raised the most money won.

$3.8M was spent on the 2022 New Mexico 3rd District race: $3.4M raised by the campaigns, $648K of it from PACs, plus $348K from outside groups (FEC filings through Dec 31, 2022). Teresa Leger Fernandez (Democrat) won and was the top fundraiser.

Total money

$3.8M

Raised by campaigns

$3.4M

PAC checks

$648K

Outside money

$348K

Candidates

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

Teresa Leger FernandezDemocrat, incumbent

✓ Won

Raised: $3.1M
Spent: $3.3M
From individuals: $2.4M
From PACs: $599K
From party: $6K
Own money & loans: $0
Outside money for: $36K
Outside money against: $9K

Who paid: 19% of Fernandez's money came from PACs

Corporate $9K (2%)Trade group $28K (5%)Leadership PAC $173K (32%)Membership $57K (11%)Union $136K (25%)Super PAC $44K (8%)Party $7K (1%)Other $84K (16%)

District Council 37, Afscme Public Employees Organized for Pol & Leg Equality Union$10K
National Education Association Union$10K
American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO Committee On Political Education Union$10K
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Political Action Committee Union$10K
International Association of Fire Fighters Union$10K
Fair Shot PAC Leadership PAC$10K
Elect Democratic Women Other$10K
Progressive Turnout Project Super PAC$10K

Biggest outside spenders

Somos Accion · $35K supporting
New Mexicans for Prosperity · $9K attacking
Working Families Party National Political Action Committee · $900 supporting

FEC record H0NM03102

Alexis Martinez JohnsonRepublican

✗ Lost

Raised: $304K
Spent: $301K
From individuals: $232K
From PACs: $49K
From party: $0
Own money & loans: $0
Outside money for: $0
Outside money against: $303K

Who paid: 16% of Johnson's money came from PACs

Corporate $3K (8%)Leadership PAC $9K (22%)Membership $5K (13%)Super PAC $5K (13%)Party $5K (13%)Other $12K (31%)

Huck PAC Other$5K
National Pro-Life Alliance Membership$5K
The Eye of the Tiger Political Action Committee Leadership PAC$5K
Hispanic Leadership Trust Partnership Other$5K
Cole Combined Committee Party$5K
Take Back the House 2022 Super PAC$5K
Merrion Oil & Gas Corporation Corporate$3K
Herrell Leadership PAC$2K

Biggest outside spenders

House Majority PAC · $153K attacking
Chc Bold PAC · $150K attacking

FEC record H2NM03173

Questions people ask

How much money was spent on the 2022 New Mexico 3rd District race?: $3.8M was spent on the 2022 New Mexico 3rd District race: $3.4M raised by the campaigns, $648K of it from PACs, plus $348K from outside groups (FEC filings through Dec 31, 2022). Teresa Leger Fernandez (Democrat) won and was the top fundraiser.
Who raised the most money in the 2022 New Mexico 3rd District race?: Teresa Leger Fernandez (Democrat) raised $3.1M and had $36K in outside spending on their side.
Which outside groups spent the most on the 2022 New Mexico 3rd District race?: House Majority PAC ($153K), Chc Bold PAC ($150K), Somos Accion ($35K).
Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2022 New Mexico 3rd District race?: American Federation of State County & Municipal Employees P E O P L E gave $10K to Teresa Leger Fernandez; Nea Fund for Children and Public Education gave $10K to Teresa Leger Fernandez; American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO Committee On Political Education gave $10K to Teresa Leger Fernandez.