Kentucky
7 races on the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot covered here. Pick a race for its candidates and the money behind each.
U.S. Senate
U.S. House
James Comer (R), Drew Williams (D)
Campaigns raised $2.5M; outside groups spent $0.
U.S. HouseKY-02Brett Guthrie (R), Thomas A. Loecken (I), Megan Wingfield (D)
Campaigns raised $4.7M; outside groups spent $80K.
U.S. HouseKY-03Morgan McGarvey (D), Maria Teresa Rodriguez (R)
Campaigns raised $2M; outside groups spent $0.
U.S. HouseKY-04Ed Gallrein (R), Melissa Claire Strange (D), Jeremy Ryan Todd (L)
Campaigns raised $4.2M; outside groups spent $12.4M.
U.S. HouseKY-05Ned Pillersdorf (D), Hal Rogers (R), Gerardo Serrano (I), Mikel Wein (I)
Campaigns raised $1.3M; outside groups spent $0.
U.S. HouseKY-06Ralph A. Alvarado (R), Jay Bowman (I), Zach Dembo (D), Pete Lynch (O)
Campaigns raised $3.7M; outside groups spent $6.1M.
Who represents Kentucky now
- Mitch McConnellSenator · Republican
- Rand PaulSenator · Republican
- James ComerDistrict 1 · Republican · running in KY-01
- Brett GuthrieDistrict 2 · Republican · running in KY-02
- Morgan McGarveyDistrict 3 · Democrat · running in KY-03
- Thomas MassieDistrict 4 · Republican
- Harold RogersDistrict 5 · Republican · running in KY-05
- Andy BarrDistrict 6 · Republican · running in Kentucky Senate
Current members from the @unitedstates congress-legislators project (bioguide IDs used to match roll calls).
Ballot measures
- Amendment 1: Limit the Governor's Pardon and Commutation Power Around a Gubernatorial ElectionConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature
Reported: list from the state’s published ballot. State source