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Nebraska money explorer

Follow the money in Nebraska

48,186 published contribution, spending, allocation, and funding-source records. Open a dollar total to inspect the records behind it.

These files were reported in 2026; many transactions are older. Totals are separate source-row sums, not a cash-flow balance or complete election cycle.

Exact published amounts

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Keep each ledger separate. Monetary receipts, pledges, loans, in-kind support, expenses and their later payments are not interchangeable. Transfers can appear on both the giving and receiving side. These figures are source-row sums, not unique statewide cash flow or cash balances.

Other incoming support, pledges and loans (10 ledgers)

These are distinct source types, not one additional fundraising total. Pledges and their payments can describe the same support.

Other expenses, payments and obligations (17 ledgers)

Separate payments, noncash activity and obligations. Do not treat their combined sum as cash spent.

$659,096.81Administrative expenses749 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$596,964.82Miscellaneous expenses157 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$803,135.25In-kind expenditures1,075 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$146,622.71Dissolution transfers and returns55 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$125,074.88Debt payments70 published rowsPayments against obligations. The original expense can already be reported elsewhere.$60,140.17Officeholder expenses95 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$155,699.80Payments to federal or out-of-state candidates62 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$122,604.22Loan payments41 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$61,329.49Charitable contributions and acknowledgement gifts73 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$905.00Pledge forgiveness granted3 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$9,274.18Separate segregated political fund administration18 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$2,750.00Pledges made21 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.-$1,000.00Pledge payments made16 published rowsSigned source adjustments are preserved. The negative net sum is not a negative count or missing data.$417.62Noncash in-kind expenditures9 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$4,450.00Earmarked monetary payments3 published rowsSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$25,000.00Loans made1 published rowSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.$75,000.00Earmarked in-kind payments1 published rowSeparate source-type row sum. Do not add overlapping ledgers.
Explanatory detail that can overlap other ledgers (4 ledgers)

These records explain underlying activity. Mirrored in-kind, third-party and agent detail must not be counted again as new spending.

Contributor geography

Which states appear in reported receipt rows?

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Color intensity shows each state's share of positive Monetary contribution row sums. Select a state to inspect those records. This is reported contributor geography, not a donor's ultimate source of funds. No addresses or exact locations are used.

Alabama: $30,150.00 across 16 published receipt rowsAlaska: $100.00 across 1 published receipt rowArizona: $134,761.64 across 45 published receipt rowsArkansas: $64,250.00 across 34 published receipt rowsCalifornia: $284,018.48 across 136 published receipt rowsColorado: $271,241.44 across 82 published receipt rowsConnecticut: $5,350.00 across 6 published receipt rowsDelaware: no published receipt amount in this releaseDistrict of Columbia: $990,723.33 across 130 published receipt rowsFlorida: $155,514.79 across 83 published receipt rowsGeorgia: $145,361.75 across 28 published receipt rowsHawaii: $1,050.00 across 4 published receipt rowsIdaho: $1,860.00 across 12 published receipt rowsIllinois: $187,910.81 across 76 published receipt rowsIndiana: $50,283.43 across 12 published receipt rowsIowa: $167,885.05 across 142 published receipt rowsKansas: $310,195.38 across 138 published receipt rowsKentucky: $16,868.71 across 9 published receipt rowsLouisiana: $28,700.00 across 21 published receipt rowsMaine: $1,500.00 across 2 published receipt rowsMaryland: $19,337.75 across 26 published receipt rowsMassachusetts: $3,623,659.60 across 28 published receipt rowsMichigan: $31,498.17 across 15 published receipt rowsMinnesota: $52,776.70 across 49 published receipt rowsMississippi: $25,500.00 across 3 published receipt rowsMissouri: $233,107.64 across 166 published receipt rowsMontana: -$318.75 across 20 published receipt rowsNebraska: $30,163,163.06 across 24,058 published receipt rowsNevada: $85,600.00 across 10 published receipt rowsNew Hampshire: $125.00 across 2 published receipt rowsNew Jersey: $275,152.00 across 20 published receipt rowsNew Mexico: $125.00 across 2 published receipt rowsNew York: $2,571,146.58 across 54 published receipt rowsNorth Carolina: $108,370.25 across 52 published receipt rowsNorth Dakota: $11,850.00 across 6 published receipt rowsOhio: $78,142.93 across 84 published receipt rowsOklahoma: $2,300.00 across 8 published receipt rowsOregon: $23,588.99 across 18 published receipt rowsPennsylvania: $55,846.47 across 19 published receipt rowsRhode Island: $14,001.47 across 13 published receipt rowsSouth Carolina: $2,750.00 across 3 published receipt rowsSouth Dakota: $286,247.75 across 75 published receipt rowsTennessee: $38,399.00 across 24 published receipt rowsTexas: $186,912.43 across 111 published receipt rowsUtah: $46,200.00 across 13 published receipt rowsVermont: $1,001.00 across 2 published receipt rowsVirginia: $226,987.30 across 118 published receipt rowsWashington: $32,101.35 across 45 published receipt rowsWest Virginia: $1,200.00 across 3 published receipt rowsWisconsin: $28,855.00 across 9 published receipt rowsWyoming: $141,192.50 across 30 published receipt rowsLavender states have reported zero or negative sums. They remain selectable. Gray means no published amount.AlaskaHawaii

State boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau, 2025 Cartographic Boundary Files, States 20M. Official boundary source. Puerto Rico and source labels that do not match a mapped state remain in the exact contributor-state table below, but are not drawn on this 50-state and District of Columbia map.

Share of reported amounts

Who supplied reported contributions?

Source-reported contributor types for Monetary rows only. Pledges, loans, in-kind and other funds have separate ledgers. Slices use positive category sums. The table shows the exact values used for this chart. The signed row sum, including negative categories, is $41,215,064.51.

Who supplied reported contributions?Business (For-Profit and Non-Profit entities) is the largest published category at $22,165,509.94.Published9 groups
  • Business (For-Profit and Non-Profit entities)$22,165,509.94 from 4,343 rows, 52.9%
  • Individual$15,095,222.50 from 18,903 rows, 36.0%
  • PAC-Separate Segregated Political Fund$1,650,126.30 from 1,590 rows, 3.9%
  • PAC-Independent$1,254,126.43 from 141 rows, 3.0%
  • Federal PAC$1,159,968.13 from 366 rows, 2.8%
  • Self (Candidate)$558,292.96 from 239 rows, 1.3%
  • All other published categories$56,150.00 from 115 rows, 0.1%

Largest category: Business (For-Profit and Non-Profit entities) is the largest published category at $22,165,509.94. The chart total is $41,939,396.26.

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Who supplied reported contributions?
CategoryRowsAmountShare of positive amount
Business (For-Profit and Non-Profit entities)4,343$22,165,509.9452.9%
Individual18,903$15,095,222.5036.0%
PAC-Separate Segregated Political Fund1,590$1,650,126.303.9%
PAC-Independent141$1,254,126.433.0%
Federal PAC366$1,159,968.132.8%
Self (Candidate)239$558,292.961.3%
Political Party Committee108$49,150.000.1%
Ballot Question Committee7$7,000.00<0.1%
Candidate Committee367-$724,331.750.0%
Share of reported amounts

Where did contributions come from?

Reported contributor states for Monetary rows only. Unmapped postal codes remain in the exact table. Slices use positive category sums. The table shows the exact values used for this chart. The signed row sum, including negative categories, is $41,215,064.51.

Where did contributions come from?NE is the largest published category at $30,163,163.06.Published51 groups
  • NE$30,163,163.06 from 24,058 rows, 73.2%
  • MA$3,623,659.60 from 28 rows, 8.8%
  • NY$2,571,146.58 from 54 rows, 6.2%
  • DC$990,723.33 from 130 rows, 2.4%
  • KS$310,195.38 from 138 rows, 0.8%
  • SD$286,247.75 from 75 rows, 0.7%
  • All other published categories$3,270,247.56 from 1,561 rows, 7.9%

Largest category: NE is the largest published category at $30,163,163.06. The chart total is $41,215,383.26.

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Where did contributions come from?
CategoryRowsAmountShare of positive amount
NE24,058$30,163,163.0673.2%
MA28$3,623,659.608.8%
NY54$2,571,146.586.2%
DC130$990,723.332.4%
KS138$310,195.380.8%
SD75$286,247.750.7%
CA136$284,018.480.7%
NJ20$275,152.000.7%
CO82$271,241.440.7%
MO166$233,107.640.6%
VA118$226,987.300.6%
IL76$187,910.810.5%
TX111$186,912.430.5%
IA142$167,885.050.4%
FL83$155,514.790.4%
GA28$145,361.750.4%
WY30$141,192.500.3%
AZ45$134,761.640.3%
NC52$108,370.250.3%
NV10$85,600.000.2%
OH84$78,142.930.2%
AR34$64,250.000.2%
PA19$55,846.470.1%
MN49$52,776.700.1%
IN12$50,283.430.1%
UT13$46,200.000.1%
TN24$38,399.000.1%
WA45$32,101.350.1%
MI15$31,498.170.1%
AL16$30,150.000.1%
WI9$28,855.000.1%
LA21$28,700.000.1%
MS3$25,500.000.1%
OR18$23,588.990.1%
MD26$19,337.75<0.1%
KY9$16,868.71<0.1%
RI13$14,001.47<0.1%
ND6$11,850.00<0.1%
CT6$5,350.00<0.1%
SC3$2,750.00<0.1%
OK8$2,300.00<0.1%
ID12$1,860.00<0.1%
ME2$1,500.00<0.1%
WV3$1,200.00<0.1%
HI4$1,050.00<0.1%
VT2$1,001.00<0.1%
Unmapped source value AP1$520.51<0.1%
NH2$125.00<0.1%
NM2$125.00<0.1%
AK1$100.00<0.1%
MT20-$318.750.0%
Share of reported amounts

Who received reported campaign expenses?

Source-reported recipient types for Campaign Expense rows, not inferred spending purposes. An expense can be an unpaid obligation; this is not a cash-paid total. Slices use positive category sums. The table shows the exact values used for this chart.

Who received reported campaign expenses?Business (For-Profit and Non-Profit entities) is the largest published category at $21,836,390.23.Published8 groups
  • Business (For-Profit and Non-Profit entities)$21,836,390.23 from 6,594 rows, 92.5%
  • Individual$1,066,745.94 from 970 rows, 4.5%
  • Political Party Committee$462,409.98 from 155 rows, 2.0%
  • Candidate Committee$181,997.93 from 324 rows, 0.8%
  • Ballot Question Committee$31,109.19 from 127 rows, 0.1%
  • PAC-Independent$26,150.00 from 11 rows, 0.1%
  • All other published categories$11,969.95 from 18 rows, 0.1%

Largest category: Business (For-Profit and Non-Profit entities) is the largest published category at $21,836,390.23. The chart total is $23,616,773.22.

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Who received reported campaign expenses?
CategoryRowsAmountShare of positive amount
Business (For-Profit and Non-Profit entities)6,594$21,836,390.2392.5%
Individual970$1,066,745.944.5%
Political Party Committee155$462,409.982.0%
Candidate Committee324$181,997.930.8%
Ballot Question Committee127$31,109.190.1%
PAC-Independent11$26,150.000.1%
Federal PAC15$11,469.95<0.1%
PAC-Separate Segregated Political Fund3$500.00<0.1%
Share of reported amounts

What did independent spending support or oppose?

Source-assigned candidate and ballot-measure allocations, including signed adjustments. These are target allocations, not additional payments. Unclassified rows remain visible. Slices use positive category sums. The table shows the exact values used for this chart.

What did independent spending support or oppose?Support is the largest published category at $472,631.84.Published3 groups
  • Support$472,631.84 from 661 rows, 55.6%
  • Oppose$374,650.43 from 224 rows, 44.1%
  • Not published by source$2,906.72 from 8 rows, 0.3%

Largest category: Support is the largest published category at $472,631.84. The chart total is $850,188.99.

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What did independent spending support or oppose?
CategoryRowsAmountShare of positive amount
Support661$472,631.8455.6%
Oppose224$374,650.4344.1%
Not published by source8$2,906.720.3%
Largest reported row sums

Ten largest receipt row sums

Monetary contribution rows grouped by public organization ID. Other incoming source types are separate. This ranking does not identify who controls a candidate.

1,063 published rows
TAX RELIEF NEBRASKA$6,237,500.00
7 published rows
FAIRNESS FOR GIRLS$3,100,000.00
2 published rows
31 published rows
1,364 published rows
248 published rows
DEMOCRACY NEBRASKA$1,020,000.03
9 published rows
WE ARE NEBRASKA$523,500.00
45 published rows
61 published rows
NEBRASKA UNITED$486,500.00
17 published rows

Bars share one scale within this chart. A larger bar means a larger sum of published rows, not proof of influence or control.

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Ten largest receipt row sums
CategoryRowsAmountShare of positive amount
JIM PILLEN FOR GOVERNOR1,063$8,347,179.9433.0%
TAX RELIEF NEBRASKA7$6,237,500.0024.7%
FAIRNESS FOR GIRLS2$3,100,000.0012.3%
RESPECT NEBRASKA VOTERS31$2,532,815.0010.0%
LYNNE WALZ FOR NEBRASKA1,364$1,306,842.335.2%
FRIENDS OF MIKE HILGERS248$1,214,622.604.8%
DEMOCRACY NEBRASKA9$1,020,000.034.0%
WE ARE NEBRASKA45$523,500.002.1%
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATIC PARTY61$509,994.142.0%
NEBRASKA UNITED17$486,500.001.9%
Largest reported row sums

Ten largest expenditure row sums

Campaign Expense rows grouped by public organization ID. Includes reported obligations, not only cash payments. Direct contributions and other expense types are separate.

TAX RELIEF NEBRASKA$6,930,162.68
79 published rows
FAIRNESS FOR GIRLS$3,022,027.01
26 published rows
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44 published rows
174 published rows
106 published rows
121 published rows
75 published rows
84 published rows
56 published rows

Bars share one scale within this chart. A larger bar means a larger sum of published rows, not proof of influence or control.

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Ten largest expenditure row sums
CategoryRowsAmountShare of positive amount
TAX RELIEF NEBRASKA79$6,930,162.6840.5%
FAIRNESS FOR GIRLS26$3,022,027.0117.6%
JIM PILLEN FOR GOVERNOR430$2,736,082.6116.0%
RESPECT NEBRASKA VOTERS44$2,441,543.6714.3%
LYNNE WALZ FOR NEBRASKA174$639,478.363.7%
BOB EVNEN FOR NEBRASKA106$497,659.122.9%
FRIENDS OF MIKE HILGERS121$277,407.801.6%
VON GILLERN FOR NEBRASKA75$235,916.311.4%
RICK HOLDCROFT FOR LEGISLATURE DISTRICT 3684$182,763.201.1%
FRIENDS FOR JOHN FREDRICKSON56$168,238.051.0%
Coverage and source checks

What is included

All 48,186 data rows in the two official Nebraska 2026 reporting-year exports, separated into 35 source-type ledgers. The 1,041 public filing accounts include candidate committees, PACs, parties, ballot committees, businesses and other supplemental filers.

The source lists October 1, 2026 at 2:26 a.m., with no timezone specified. Every row in these files has a 2026 filing date, but many transaction dates are from earlier years. This is a fixed source snapshot, not a complete 2026 transaction-year or election-cycle total. Official download links can later contain newer files; the published checksums identify the version analyzed here.

Published row dates range from 2010-02-27 through 2026-09-30. Dates are as filed. Two agent-detail rows have source dates after the snapshot; their amounts remain visible, but their dates are flagged and excluded from date filters. Filing dates are shown separately.

Names are shown as filed. Addresses, exact locations, contact details, employer, occupation and free-text descriptions are omitted. A shared name alone does not establish a shared identity.

Reported contributions establish financial relationships. Evidence of an agreement or control requires additional reporting.