Campaign money · U.S. House · Georgia, District 10

Mike Collins

RRepublican

For the 2026 election cycle, Collins's campaign reports receiving $7,409,349.22 and reports spending $5,932,538.34, as of June 30, 2026.

$7,409,349.22
raised in the 2026 cycleConfirmed from the official record

FEC candidate numbers: H4GA10071, S6GA00390. Saved October 7, 2026.

Mike Collins: votes and record

Raised, spent and on hand

What the filing reports2026 cycleFEC number S6GA00390as of June 30, 20262024 cycleFEC number H4GA10071as of December 31, 2024
Money raised (total receipts)$7,409,349.22$1,713,411.61
Money spent (total disbursements)$5,932,538.34$1,313,288.15
Cash on hand (at the end of the period)$2,079,981.42$597,195.09
Debts (owed by the committee)$461,915.72$286,941.43

Each column is one election cycle and one FEC candidate number, as the FEC gives it.

Where the money comes from

Reported as received from2026 cycleFEC number S6GA00390as of June 30, 20262024 cycleFEC number H4GA10071as of December 31, 2024
Individuals, itemized$2,315,336.88$537,044.06
Individuals, unitemized$2,078,914.57$696,305.21
Other political committees$495,631.55$371,350.00
Party committees$0.00$0.00
The candidate, contributions$65,000.00$0.00
The candidate, loans$0.00$0.00

Contributions from individuals, by size

The FEC sorts these contributions into 5 size ranges: $200 and under; $200.01 to $499.99; $500 to $999.99; $1,000 to $1,999.99; $2,000 and over.

Size of each contribution2026 totalS6GA003902026 countS6GA003902024 totalH4GA100712024 countH4GA10071
$200 and under$2,858,781.76Not published yet$851,178.95Not published yet
$200.01 to $499.99$182,064.98713$34,772.99136
$500 to $999.99$188,634.78404$51,842.60114
$1,000 to $1,999.99$376,392.02385$104,515.53108
$2,000 and over$2,438,073.70835$298,041.40109

Every figure is what the committee reports to the FEC. The as-of date is the FEC coverage end date.

By size and by state count itemized contributions from individuals: a person's contributions once they pass $200 in a year. Some filers itemize smaller ones.

Whether the $200 and under range also counts unitemized contributions:Not checked yet

Contributions from individuals, by state

2026 cycle · FEC number S6GA00390

StateTotalContributions
Georgia$2,422,554.514,615
Florida$272,420.766,464
Texas$226,364.797,502
California$155,326.443,851
Illinois$73,324.991,245
Tennessee$55,871.971,177
New York$49,171.871,563
North Carolina$48,418.621,074
Ohio$46,126.011,220
South Carolina$45,248.841,666
Virginia$40,646.781,912
Alabama$36,017.56756
Pennsylvania$34,405.12898
New Jersey$28,804.81725
Washington$28,487.99722
Arizona$24,963.501,293
Michigan$22,673.55851
Puerto Rico$21,512.7115
Colorado$20,737.19518
District Of Columbia$20,333.7536
Arkansas$19,321.23344
Kansas$18,435.83490
Maryland$18,220.54411
Connecticut$17,963.78192
Massachusetts$17,697.48258
Nevada$17,206.94745
Louisiana$15,444.58943
Utah$15,342.74543
Oklahoma$14,660.19503
Idaho$13,349.13472
Indiana$12,750.22817
Mississippi$11,571.521,096
Minnesota$10,878.86331
Missouri$10,173.08448
New Mexico$10,001.45370
Oregon$9,813.91221
Wisconsin$8,640.31242
Kentucky$6,853.82331
Maine$6,241.92107
Montana$6,042.07163
Iowa$5,573.83131
Wyoming$4,564.8977
New Hampshire$3,761.9134
Nebraska$3,066.25133
West Virginia$3,006.79124
Alaska$2,535.2088
Hawaii$2,341.81163
North Dakota$1,864.5934
Delaware$1,132.5132
Vermont$1,112.4316
Rhode Island$1,089.2510
South Dakota$852.6915
U.S. Virgin Islands$109.164

2024 cycle · FEC number H4GA10071

StateTotalContributions
Georgia$390,178.41712
California$25,022.97851
Texas$24,083.42841
Alabama$21,863.6780
Florida$19,653.08809
Tennessee$15,814.03124
New York$14,220.06350
Ohio$13,084.58153
North Carolina$11,468.54140
Virginia$10,707.93252
New Jersey$8,987.77234
Arizona$7,907.12247
Michigan$6,030.97138
South Carolina$5,995.00185
Illinois$4,943.43133
Kansas$4,375.1856
Wyoming$4,308.7189
District Of Columbia$4,150.008
Pennsylvania$3,938.65106
Oklahoma$3,789.80182
Maryland$3,738.1999
Connecticut$3,684.3824
Missouri$3,468.14128
Colorado$2,682.06107
Mississippi$2,651.7067
Minnesota$2,510.0468
Utah$2,386.2082
New Hampshire$1,931.4427
Montana$1,817.9292
Hawaii$1,813.1034
Arkansas$1,793.3085
Oregon$1,618.8092
Nevada$1,605.14100
Louisiana$1,517.26116
Idaho$1,477.8378
Washington$1,282.1260
Massachusetts$1,279.3562
Wisconsin$1,273.5266
Indiana$1,105.6651
New Mexico$1,078.5926
Nebraska$905.0225
Maine$462.6427
North Dakota$391.448
Kentucky$364.3414
Delaware$219.5110
Alaska$176.4514
Vermont$168.915
West Virginia$64.892
South Dakota$55.003

Committees

Where this comes from

Federal Election Commission, open data service (api.open.fec.gov). The site saves its own copy of each FEC answer first. Each copy has a fingerprint, a short code that changes if the file's contents change. The FEC's data service asks for a free key before it opens an address below.

FEC totals for candidate number H4GA10071api.open.fec.gov · saved October 7, 2026 · 1,847 bytes
c56c89cbc87f3225Confirmed from the official record
FEC totals for candidate number S6GA00390api.open.fec.gov · saved October 7, 2026 · 1,872 bytes
0222f4f02d9736aaConfirmed from the official record
FEC committees for candidate number H4GA10071api.open.fec.gov · saved October 7, 2026 · 2,203 bytes
a60e212cd11cba7aConfirmed from the official record
FEC committees for candidate number S6GA00390api.open.fec.gov · saved October 7, 2026 · 4,279 bytes
2139d9d3a8dd6307Confirmed from the official record
FEC list of leadership PACsapi.open.fec.gov · saved October 7, 2026 · 116 bytes
606d2de1acd68014Confirmed from the official record
FEC contributions from individuals by sizeapi.open.fec.gov · saved October 7, 2026 · 945 bytes
81c0ffddda30811cConfirmed from the official record
FEC contributions from individuals by stateapi.open.fec.gov · saved October 7, 2026 · 10,897 bytes
df801ab957292561Confirmed from the official record
FEC answer: by-state-p2api.open.fec.gov · saved October 7, 2026 · 327 bytes
36a7eb13e39fdc7fConfirmed from the official record
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