Ranking · Senate · Updated Sep 30, 2026
Members most funded by small donors: Senate
As of Sep 30, 2026, Sen. Bernard Sanders (I-VT) has the highest figure in the Senate: 69% of campaign money from donors giving under $200. Next are Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) at 65% and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) at 65%. 97 members are ranked; the typical (median) member is at 14%.
- Members ranked
- 97
- Highest
- 69%
- Median
- 14%
Top 97
- 1. Bernard Sanders I-VT · Senate69%
- 2. Mark Kelly D-AZ · Senate65%
- 3. Elizabeth Warren D-MA · Senate65%
- 4. Christopher Murphy D-CT · Senate64%
- 5. Elissa Slotkin D-MI · Senate57%
- 6. Tammy Duckworth D-IL · Senate55%
- 7. Maria Cantwell D-WA · Senate52%
- 8. Jon Ossoff D-GA · Senate51%
- 9. Adam B. Schiff D-CA · Senate50%
- 10. Tammy Baldwin D-WI · Senate48%
- 11. Kevin Cramer R-ND · Senate46%
- 12. Cory A. Booker D-NJ · Senate45%
- 13. Ruben Gallego D-AZ · Senate41%
- 14. Raphael G. Warnock D-GA · Senate41%
- 15. John Kennedy R-LA · Senate40%
- 16. Mazie K. Hirono D-HI · Senate37%
- 17. Alex Padilla D-CA · Senate37%
- 18. Ted Cruz R-TX · Senate36%
- 19. Rand Paul R-KY · Senate36%
- 20. Mike Lee R-UT · Senate34%
- 21. Jacky Rosen D-NV · Senate33%
- 22. Margaret Wood Hassan D-NH · Senate32%
- 23. Katie Boyd Britt R-AL · Senate32%
- 24. Patty Murray D-WA · Senate31%
- 25. Chuck Grassley R-IA · Senate31%
- 26. Sheldon Whitehouse D-RI · Senate30%
- 27. Tim Scott R-SC · Senate28%
- 28. Catherine Cortez Masto D-NV · Senate28%
- 29. Amy Klobuchar D-MN · Senate28%
- 30. Ted Budd R-NC · Senate26%
- 31. Charles E. Schumer D-NY · Senate25%
- 32. Jeff Merkley D-OR · Senate23%
- 33. Andy Kim D-NJ · Senate23%
- 34. Ron Johnson R-WI · Senate23%
- 35. Eric Schmitt R-MO · Senate23%
- 36. Michael F. Bennet D-CO · Senate22%
- 37. Tim Sheehy R-MT · Senate22%
- 38. John Fetterman D-PA · Senate21%
- 39. Ron Wyden D-OR · Senate21%
- 40. Ben Ray Luján D-NM · Senate21%
- 41. Angela D. Alsobrooks D-MD · Senate20%
- 42. Lisa Blunt Rochester D-DE · Senate19%
- 43. Martin Heinrich D-NM · Senate19%
- 44. Mark R. Warner D-VA · Senate17%
- 45. John W. Hickenlooper D-CO · Senate16%
- 46. Edward J. Markey D-MA · Senate15%
- 47. Richard Blumenthal D-CT · Senate14%
- 48. Angus S. King, Jr. I-ME · Senate14%
- 49. Kirsten E. Gillibrand D-NY · Senate14%
- 50. Ashley Moody R-FL · Senate13%
- 51. Richard J. Durbin D-IL · Senate13%
- 52. Jon Husted R-OH · Senate13%
- 53. Tim Kaine D-VA · Senate13%
- 54. Bernie Moreno R-OH · Senate13%
- 55. Bill Hagerty R-TN · Senate12%
- 56. Tommy Tuberville R-AL · Senate12%
- 57. Rick Scott R-FL · Senate11%
- 58. David McCormick R-PA · Senate10%
- 59. Susan M. Collins R-ME · Senate9%
- 60. Jim Banks R-IN · Senate9%
- 61. Tom Cotton R-AR · Senate8%
- 62. Jeanne Shaheen D-NH · Senate6%
- 63. Chris Van Hollen D-MD · Senate6%
- 64. Cynthia M. Lummis R-WY · Senate6%
- 65. James E. Risch R-ID · Senate6%
- 66. Dan Sullivan R-AK · Senate5%
- 67. John Thune R-SD · Senate5%
- 68. Roger Marshall R-KS · Senate4%
- 69. Steve Daines R-MT · Senate4%
- 70. Josh Hawley R-MO · Senate4%
- 71. Brian Schatz D-HI · Senate4%
- 72. Lisa Murkowski R-AK · Senate3%
- 73. Joni Ernst R-IA · Senate3%
- 74. Thom Tillis R-NC · Senate3%
- 75. John Barrasso R-WY · Senate3%
- 76. James C. Justice R-WV · Senate2%
- 77. John Cornyn R-TX · Senate2%
- 78. Peter Welch D-VT · Senate2%
- 79. Cindy Hyde-Smith R-MS · Senate2%
- 80. Deb Fischer R-NE · Senate2%
- 81. Pete Ricketts R-NE · Senate2%
- 82. Marsha Blackburn R-TN · Senate2%
- 83. Christopher A. Coons D-DE · Senate1%
- 84. Shelley Moore Capito R-WV · Senate1%
- 85. Mike Crapo R-ID · Senate1%
- 86. Jack Reed D-RI · Senate1%
- 87. James Lankford R-OK · Senate1%
- 88. Todd Young R-IN · Senate1%
- 89. John Boozman R-AR · Senate1%
- 90. Roger F. Wicker R-MS · Senate1%
- 91. John R. Curtis R-UT · Senate1%
- 92. Bill Cassidy R-LA · Senate0%
- 93. Jerry Moran R-KS · Senate0%
- 94. Mitch McConnell R-KY · Senate0%
- 95. John Hoeven R-ND · Senate0%
- 96. Gary C. Peters D-MI · Senate0%
- 97. Mike Rounds R-SD · Senate0%
By party
Democrats: 44 ranked, median 23%. Republicans: 51 ranked, median 5%.
How we count
Share of total campaign receipts that came from individual donors giving $200 or less (unitemized contributions) in the 2025–26 cycle. Members who raised under $50,000 are left out so tiny totals don’t skew the list.
Source: FEC candidate summaries. Every member’s figure links to their profile, which links to the original filings. Data as of Sep 30, 2026, updated daily.
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Capitol Receipts is nonpartisan. Every member is measured the same way, from public records.