2026 elections · Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania U.S. House, district 12

General election Nov. 3, 2026. 2 candidates listed, alphabetically by last name.

Ballot list from the state's own certified list of candidates for the November 3, 2026 general election; not yet checked against the state’s own list.

The field

Republican

James Hayes

Raised
$64,891
From individuals
$58,841
From PACs and other committees
$5,775
From the candidate (gifts + loans)
$25
Cash on hand
$2,478
Debts
$12,253

FEC, campaign committee totals through Sept. 30, 2026. FEC record

Outside spending

No independent spending for or against this candidate in FEC filings.

PAC and committee money

2 committees reported giving $4,500 in all.

As reported by the giving committees (FEC pas2: direct and in-kind contributions). May differ from the campaign’s own “from other committees” total, which counts what the campaign reports receiving.

Democrat Incumbent

Summer Lee

Raised
$1,590,182
From individuals
$1,236,545
From PACs and other committees
$232,105
From the candidate (gifts + loans)
$0
Cash on hand
$1,679,185
Debts
$0

FEC, campaign committee totals through Sept. 30, 2026. FEC record

Outside spending

Outside groups spent $33,568 to support and $0 to oppose.

FEC independent expenditures, amendments applied, duplicates removed. Spending dated through May 19, 2026.

PAC and committee money

60 committees reported giving $228,654 in all.

As reported by the giving committees (FEC pas2: direct and in-kind contributions). May differ from the campaign’s own “from other committees” total, which counts what the campaign reports receiving.

Money in this race (FEC)
James HayesRepublican$64,891$2,478$0$0
Summer LeeDemocrat$1,590,182$1,679,185$33,568$0

Raised and cash on hand are the campaign’s own totals; outside spending is by groups the campaign does not control. They are separate measures and are not added together.

Federal Election Commission bulk data, 2026 cycle: candidate summaries (weball26), committee-to-candidate contributions (pas226) and independent expenditures, downloaded Oct. 16, 2026.

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