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2026 Senate race

Michigan Senate

Toss Up Cook Political Report, as of October 6, 2026

Incumbent: Open (Gary Peters) (D). Data pulled from the FEC on October 20, 2026.

Campaigns through 2026-09-30Outside money through 2026-10-19Source: FEC

outside money is 2.6×
what the campaigns raised

The short version

  • Abdul El-Sayed has raised $45.2M to Mike Rogers's $20.6M (2.2x), through September 30, 2026.
  • Outside groups have reported $171.2M in general election spending: $54.7M helping the Democrat and $116.5M helping the Republican.
  • Largest outside spender: SLF PAC, $36.2M opposing Abdul El-Sayed.

Campaign money

D Democrat

Abdul El-Sayed

Raised
$45.2M
Spent
$41.4M
Cash on hand
$3.8M
From PACs
$365K
From individuals
$39.7M
Self funding
$0
Outside money for (general)
$54.7M

Campaign totals through September 30, 2026.

R Republican

Mike Rogers

Raised
$20.6M
Spent
$14.3M
Cash on hand
$6.5M
From PACs
$1.2M
From individuals
$13.7M
Self funding
$0
Outside money for (general)
$116.5M

Campaign totals through September 30, 2026.

Outside spending

$171.2MGeneral election independent expenditures in this raceFEC 24 and 48 hour notices, through October 19, 2026
$54.7MSpent to help Abdul El-Sayed in the general (supporting them or opposing their opponent)
$116.5MSpent to help Mike Rogers in the general (supporting them or opposing their opponent)

Not included above: $38.1M in outside spending that filers reported for the primary, a runoff, or no specific election, involving these two nominees.

Biggest outside spenders, general election

SpenderPositionAmountFEC ID
SLF PACOppose Abdul El-Sayed$36.2MC00571703
No Going Back PAC Inc.Oppose Abdul El-Sayed$24.5MC00960435
WinSenateOppose Mike Rogers$22.3MC00865444
Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. (AFP Action) dba CVA Action and dba Libre ActionOppose Abdul El-Sayed$9.8MC00687103
Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. (AFP Action) dba CVA Action and dba Libre ActionSupport Mike Rogers$8.7MC00687103
WinSenateSupport Abdul El-Sayed$7.0MC00865444
GLCF, Inc.Oppose Abdul El-Sayed$6.1MC00853861
GLCF, Inc.Support Mike Rogers$5.8MC00853861
No Going Back PAC Inc.Support Mike Rogers$5.3MC00960435
Defend the VoteOppose Mike Rogers$4.6MC00764233
America PACOppose Abdul El-Sayed$3.8MC00879510
TfmOppose Abdul El-Sayed$3.4MC00960138
The Sentinel Action FundOppose Abdul El-Sayed$3.1MC00811166
Lower Costs NOWOppose Mike Rogers$2.7MC00961276
America PACSupport Mike Rogers$2.7MC00879510

Where the outside money came from

For the biggest spenders, the money is followed upstream while a single donor supplied at least half of it. From FEC receipts.

The Gap

These totals come from the 24 and 48 hour notices outside groups must file before ads run. They are the disclosed floor. Spending by groups that do not file independent expenditure notices, such as issue ads paid for by 501(c)(4) groups, does not appear here.

Top PAC donors to each campaign

D Abdul El-Sayed

Itemized PAC contributions processed by the FEC through July 14, 2026. 22 PACs in total.

R Mike Rogers

PACGivenChecks
Jobs Opportunity NOW PAC FEC$12K3
Jobs Freedom and Security PAC$10K2
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan PAC FEC$10K2
Molina Healthcare Inc. PAC FEC$10K2
Continuing America's Strength and Security PAC FEC$10K2
Koch Inc. Political Action Committee (Kochpac)$10K3
Conservatives Harvesting Success PAC FEC$10K2
Citizens for Prosperity in America Today PAC FEC$10K2
Freedom Fund FEC$10K2
Fight on PAC FEC$10K2

Itemized PAC contributions processed by the FEC through July 13, 2026. 148 PACs in total.

Primary Sources

  1. FEC candidate page, Abdul El-Sayed: fec.gov/data/candidate/S6MI00418
  2. FEC committee filings, Abdul El-Sayed principal campaign committee: C00902668
  3. FEC candidate page, Mike Rogers: fec.gov/data/candidate/S4MI00595
  4. FEC committee filings, Mike Rogers principal campaign committee: C00849810
  5. FEC independent expenditures, 2026 cycle: fec.gov independent expenditures
  6. Race rating: Cook Political Report, October 6, 2026
  7. Nominees: www.congresscountdown.com
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