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Daniel Biss (D)

Daniel Biss (D), a 2026 candidate in Illinois’s 9th District, has $4.7M raised or spent on their behalf this cycle: $3.4M raised by the campaign and $1.2M from outside groups supporting Daniel Biss.

  • Campaign raised
    $3.4M
  • Campaign spent
    $2.8M
  • Cash on hand
    $609K
  • Outside money for
    $1.2M
  • Outside money against
    $1.4M

Campaign reports through Oct. 14, 2026. Outside spending from FEC filings through Oct. 30, 2026.

Where the money comes from · 2026 cycle

Individuals, over $200$3.0MPACs and other committees$307KIndividuals, $200 or less$162KOther receipts$4KThe candidate’s own money$3KCongressional Progressive CaucusPAC$547K314 Action Fund$410KJ Street Action Fund$150KMedicare for All$98KLocal 881 United Food andCommercial Workers PoliticalAction Fund$15KSierra Club Independent Action$10Campaign fundraising$3.4MOutside groups supporting$1.2MDaniel Biss$4.7MIndividuals, over$200$3.0MPACs and othercommittees$307KIndividuals, $200or less$162KOther receipts$4KThe candidate’s ownmoney$3KCongressionalProgressive CaucusPAC$547K314 Action Fund$410KJ Street ActionFund$150KMedicare for All$98KLocal 881 UnitedFood and CommercialWorkers PoliticalAction Fund$15KSierra ClubIndependent Action$10Campaignfundraising$3.4MOutsidegroupssupporting$1.2M

Includes campaign reports through Oct. 14, 2026 and outside spending through Oct. 30, 2026. Outside groups also spent $1.4M against Daniel Biss, which isn’t counted here.

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SourceAmount
Campaign fundraising through Oct. 14, 2026$3,446,463
Individuals, over $200$2,969,790
PACs and other committees$307,121
Individuals, $200 or less$161,951
Other receipts$4,395
The candidate’s own money$3,205
Outside groups supporting through Oct. 30, 2026$1,219,430
Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC$546,797
314 Action Fund$409,810
J Street Action Fund$149,773
Medicare for All$98,040
Local 881 United Food and Commercial Workers Political Action Fund$15,000
Sierra Club Independent Action$10
Total$4,665,893
FEC filings through Oct. 30, 2026 · paidforpolitics.com

Campaign fundraising is what the candidate’s committees report receiving, before spending. Party coordinated spending is money a party spends in cooperation with the campaign, within limits set by law. Outside groups supporting the candidate report independent expenditures and can’t coordinate with the campaign. How this works

Outside groups spending for and against Daniel Biss · 7 lines, every election this cycle

GroupFor or againstGeneralPrimary and otherTotal
Elect Chicago Women Aka Ecw Super PACAGAINST$0$1,426,379$1,426,379
Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC PACFOR$0$546,797$546,797
314 Action Fund Hybrid PACFOR$0$409,810$409,810
J Street Action Fund Super PACFOR$0$149,773$149,773
Medicare for All Leadership PACFOR$0$98,040$98,040
Local 881 United Food and Commercial Workers Political Action Fund PACFOR$0$15,000$15,000
Sierra Club Independent Action Super PACFOR$0$10$10

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