Compared to the Democrat Party’s, the GOP 2026 campaign season war chest is humongous.

Read the full list of mega-donors during the 2026 election cycle and how much they have shelled out here:

  • Marc Andreessen & Ben Horowitz | Republican | $115.3 million | Founders of Andreessen Horowitz

 

  • George & Alex Soros | Democrat | $103.7 million | Investors and philanthropists

 

  • Jeff Yass | Republican | $93.8 million | Hedge fund investor

 

  • Elon Musk | Republican | $90.5 million | Founder of Tesla and SpaceX

 

  • One Nation | Republican | $75.7 million | Conservative nonprofit political organization

 

  • Richard & Elizabeth Uihlein | Republican | $70 million | Industrialists

 

  • Miriam Adelson | Republican | $67.6 million | Wealth from the Adelson casino fortune

 

  • Ripple Labs & Chris Larsen | Special Interest | $65.7 million | Cryptocurrency company and entrepreneur

 

  • Majority Forward | Democrat | $63 million | Democratic nonprofit political organization

 

  • Coinbase | Special Interest | $55.2 million | Cryptocurrency exchange

 

  • Paul Singer | Republican | $52.5 million | Founder of Elliott Investment Management

 

  • Greg & Anna Brockman | Republican | $50 million | Greg Brockman co-founded OpenAI

 

  • House Majority Forward | Democrat | $45.2 million | Democratic nonprofit political organization

 

  • American Action Network | Republican | $44.3 million | Conservative nonprofit political organization

 

  • Cameron & Tyler Winklevoss | Republican | $42.7 million | Cryptocurrency investors

 

  • Crypto.com | Republican | $38.6 million | Cryptocurrency company

 

  • American Prosperity Alliance | Republican | $36.3 million | Conservative nonprofit political organization

 

  • Koch Inc. | Republican | $35 million | Industrial conglomerate

 

  • DraftKings | Special Interest | $34.8 million | Sports betting company

 

  • Ken Griffin | Republican | $32.2 million | Founder of Citadel

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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/here-are-top-donors-2026-midterms-so-far/

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