Public reporting entities for featured 2026 races
New Jersey candidate committees and filers
Follow the reporting entity behind each published candidate finance summary. Every row links back to the official state or federal record used for the match.
2distinct matched reporting entities
2candidate-to-filer records
2featured candidate matches unavailable
Coverage boundary: This is the filer index for candidates in the featured races on this guide. It is not a complete statewide registry of every PAC, party committee, ballot group, local filer, or independent spender. Read the full state coverage boundary.
Federal disclosure system
Search FEC recordsFederal candidate committees
Federal records stay separate from state reporting. The candidate and committee IDs below are the public FEC identifiers used for the match.
| Committee or filer as published | Candidate | Office | Public identifiers | Record window | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Justin Murphy | Justin Murphy | U.S. Senator | Candidate ID: S4NJ00532; Committee ID: C00865808 | January 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026 | FEC record |
| Cory Booker | Cory Booker | U.S. Senator | Candidate ID: S4NJ00185; Committee ID: C00540500 | January 1, 2021, through June 30, 2026 | FEC record |
2 candidate matches remain unavailable
An unavailable match is not a zero-dollar filing and does not prove that no committee exists.
- Veronica FernandezThe FEC verifies candidate S0NJ00258 and principal committee C00953778 for the 2026 New Jersey Senate election, but the candidate page has no processed 2025-2026 financial summary. Missing here does not mean $0.
- Joanne KunianskyNo exact 2026 New Jersey U.S. Senate candidate record or processed financial summary for Joanne Kuniansky was verified in the official FEC search as of October 1, 2026. The older House candidate record is not used. Missing here does not mean $0.
Names alone are not enough
- Start with the ballot entryThe printed candidate and office define the research target.
- Verify the reporting accountA public committee, filer, candidate, or organization ID is stronger than a name-only match.
- Keep ledgers separateState reports and FEC summaries use different fields, periods, and definitions.
- Leave gaps visibleUnavailable, paper-only, and uncertain records never become zero.
National view: Compare publication coverage across all 50 states. Dollar totals are not combined when reporting periods or field definitions differ.