Who raised what, from the state’s own filings.

• Permanent Defense PAC: PDC's committee type for this filer is 'Other'. It also names these measures, and its totals cover all its 2026 activity, not only money for these measures.
• Snohomish County Democratic Party (Campaign - Non-Exempt): PDC's committee type for this filer is 'Democratic County Party'. It also names these measures, and its totals cover all its 2026 activity, not only money for these measures.
• Planned Parenthood Advocates Of Greater Washington PAC Sponsored by Planned Parenthood Advocates of Greater Washington and North Idaho: PDC's committee type for this filer is 'Other'. It also names these measures, and its totals cover all its 2026 activity, not only money for these measures.
• Let's Go Washington (Sponsored by Brian Heywood): This committee names more than one measure; its totals cover all of them and are not split. Its 2026 reporting year is shown, and PDC counts each year separately. The 'Loans' figure, $4,656,000.00, is principal still owed on 17 loans dated 2023-09-18 to 2024-02-09 on the Oct. 26 C-4's Schedule L, all from one lender it lists as HEYWOOD BRIAN. That money came in before 2026 and is not in 'raised'. PDC's 2026 summary field for loans reads $0.00.
• Defend Washington: This committee names more than one measure. Its totals cover all of them and are not split by measure.
• Snohomish County Democratic Party (Operations - Exempt): PDC's committee type for this filer is 'Democratic County Party'. It also names these measures, and its totals cover all its 2026 activity, not only money for these measures.
• Seattle DSA PAC (SDSA PAC): PDC's committee type for this filer is 'Continuing Committee'. It also names these measures, and its totals cover all its 2026 activity, not only money for these measures.
• Children's Campaign Fund Ballot Measure Committee: This committee names more than one measure. Its totals cover all of them and are not split by measure.
• Seattle Indivisible: PDC's committee type for this filer is 'Continuing Committee'. It also names these measures, and its totals cover all its 2026 activity, not only money for these measures.
• 47TH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS (47th District GOP): PDC's committee type for this filer is 'Republican Leg District Party'. It also names these measures, and its totals cover all its 2026 activity, not only money for these measures.

• SKAGIT/ISLAND COUNTIES BUILDERS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SICBAPAC): PDC's committee type for this filer is 'Continuing Committee (Business)'. It also names these measures, and its totals cover all its 2026 activity, not only money for these measures.

• No Hate in WA State: This committee names more than one measure. Its totals cover all of them and are not split by measure.

• Straight Talk Republican Caucus of Douglas County Sponsored by Holly Duffy (Straight Talk GOP): PDC's committee type for this filer is 'Continuing Committee'. It also names these measures, and its totals cover all its 2026 activity, not only money for these measures.

How to read this

Governor is not on Washington's Nov. 3, 2026 ballot, and no other statewide executive office is: the Secretary of State's fact sheet lists 149 state races (10 U.S. Congress, 24 State Senate, 98 State Representative, 5 Supreme Court, 12 other state judicial), and PDC has no 2026 record for a statewide executive office. The statewide candidates here are the 10 Supreme Court candidates on the general ballot; judges are nonpartisan. Measures: the three the Secretary of State certified, named as the state names them. Filers label them in many ways on their registrations (IL26-645, 645, I-645, L26-638), kept as filed in the data file; a filer's stance is as PDC lists it. On IP26-645, 'support' favors the initiative that would repeal the income tax and 'oppose' is against that repeal. Period: PDC reports candidates and one-election committees by election year, so a candidate's figures can start in an earlier year when the campaign opened. Continuing committees report by calendar year, so their figures start Jan. 1, 2026 and earlier years sit apart in the data file and are never added. Definitions, from PDC's data dictionary and tested against the rows: 'raised' is cash contributions and does not include loans, in-kind gifts, carryforward or other receipts; PDC's contributions_amount adds in-kind and other receipts, and its committee page's 'Total raised' also adds carryforward and loans, so neither is used as 'raised'. PDC's dataset description says it includes unpaid loans, but C-3 deposit totals without the loan line equal the contribution rows on 228 of 234 funds with C-3s, and no gap on the other 6 equals a loan, so loans were not found in the rows. 'Spent' counts bills charged and not yet paid, so it can exceed C-4 line 17, which is kept in the data file. On 17 accounts ($28,091.60 in all) it is also net of negative Schedule L rows (PDC's origin L.2); on the C-4 we traced them on (Michelle Bennett, $735.22) they equal loan principal paid, so money repaid on a loan is not counted as spending there. Raised, spent, cash on hand and loans are different measures and are never added.

Raised, spent and cash on hand are different measures from the same reports and are never added together. Loans are shown on their own and are not counted as money raised. Periods differ between accounts when committees file on different schedules.

Source: Washington Public Disclosure Commission.

What is not here yet

• Every legislative candidate on our state candidate list (225) and all 10 Supreme Court candidates matched a PDC filer on office, district, position and surname; unmatched: 0. 12 filers, candidates and measure committees, have a 2026 record and no campaign finance reports in PDC's data, so no account is shown for them; most chose mini reporting, which does not require reports under the limits: Riaz Khan (mini); Tony Kiepe (mini); Liz Hallock (mini); Bruce Guthrie (mini); Carole Sue Braaten (mini); Kerry Hills (mini); John P Gibbons; Rodney 'Star' Thornley (mini); Salish Sea Federation of Democratic Women (Salish Sea Democratic Women) (mini); Skagit Young Republicans (SYR) (mini); Pacific County Voices Uniting (PCVU); Community Vanguard Network (CVN) (mini).
• Spending and cash after Oct. 26 and deposits after each committee's latest C-3 are not in these figures, and the figures will change as reports come in or are amended. Post-general C-4s are due Dec. 10, 2026.
• LMC last-minute reports are not in any figure and were not read; they may repeat gifts that later appear on C-3s. Reporting History holds 0 under these accounts' funds (on Nov. 3 its 2026 rows carried only C3, C4, C5 and C6 origins), and those filed another way are not yet checked.
• 8 accounts have a latest C-4 with a date other than Oct. 26, 2026, or none: each says so in that account's note in the data file. A later filing may not have reached PDC's data; no conclusion is drawn about why.
• PDC's contributions_amount differs from its own contribution rows on 5 accounts, by amounts from $11 to $1,100; those notes give both figures, and the reason is not known. Sherri Larkin (LARKS--506), Andrew Engell (ENGED--701), Terry Carlson (CARLT--948), Jamila E. Taylor (TAYLJ 063), Nicole Macri (MACRN 109).
• PDC's summary field for loans differs from the latest C-4's Schedule L on 12 accounts, including two where it is negative. The C-4 is PDC's record of the filing and is used; PDC's value stays in the data file.
• The data file also lists loans deposited on C-3s. In-kind loans, such as a filing fee a candidate paid personally, are not on C-3s, so that figure can be lower than the Loans column.
• Independent spending for or against the measures (C-6) and spending by party, caucus and other committees not registered on these measures is not yet checked. The independent spending listed for candidates in the data file is PDC's own field.
• Contribution rows were pulled grouped by fund, origin, kind and description, so individual contributors are not in the raw files, and contributor analysis is not done. Other receipts are sorted by the filer's own C-3 description; a mislabeled row would move between 'raised' and 'other_receipts'.
• Measure committees were found through PDC's ballot_proposal_detail field and a name search. A committee that names no measure on its registration would not be found.
• PDC's committee pages were read in a headless browser for three committees only, saved as drawn; a WebFetch of one page was not answered in time. The one candidate page tried, Ian Birk's, left its figures blank because its own script got HTTP 400 from data.wa.gov, so no candidate page was compared. Other accounts were checked against the datasets, not page by page.
• The certification PDF is a scan and was read by OCR; measure names were also compared with the Secretary of State's fact sheet and index page.

Gaps in the campaign finance records as of the date checked.