Read the numbers first
Each bar is the sum of line 8 on a candidate’s original 2026 Report 1 and Report 2. It appears only when both covers have been checked and their line 8 arithmetic matches the filed components. An unknown bar means the necessary original reporting period or controlling amendment remains unresolved. A filed $0 is shown as a filed zero.
The orange segment is the reports’ aggregate of contributions of $100 or less. It is not an under-$500 donor count and cannot prove how many people gave. The colors separate what the candidates filed, including in-kind value, loan-related contributions and written commitments.
Party abbreviations follow the dated ballot: DEM Democratic; REP Republican; IAP Independent American Party; LPN Libertarian Party of Nevada; NPP no party preference.
Sources and limits
- Ballot names and parties come from dated county general-election materials; the link for each candidate appears under their filing detail. The roster reflects county general-election materials reviewed September 24, 2026; later ballot changes are outside this dated snapshot.
- Amounts come from the Nevada Secretary of State’s original candidate C&E Report 1 (January through March 2026) and Report 2 (April through June 2026) cover pages. Both original links and filing dates appear with each candidate. This page excludes 2025 annual activity and later reporting periods.
- Line 8 adds the original lines 1 through 7. These include monetary, loan-related, in-kind, and commitment amounts as filed. A negative component is shown as a separate adjustment in the detail; its total bar is not stacked.
- The bulk SOS export was generated September 24, 2026, and is used to check the reports. A bulk row may already contain a small contribution or loan; adding the row subtotal to the cover total would double count. Later amendments may change the figures. Two signed-cover-versus-schedule differences and one paper-only candidate are identified in the relevant candidate cards.
- This chart does not allocate PAC funding to a candidate when only the PAC’s donors are known. It does not count independent expenditures as a candidate receipt or assert that a contribution purchased a decision.