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Who is raising and spending the most

Learn how much individual candidates have raised and spent for presidential, Senate and House elections.

Candidate
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Commissioners

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Caroline C. Hunter
Chair
Republican
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Steven T. Walther
Vice Chairman
Independent
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Ellen L. Weintraub
Democrat
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Vacant seat
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Vacant seat
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Vacant seat