Marsha Blackburn

U.S. Senator (Class I) Republican Incumbent

Currently serving — not on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot

Marsha Blackburn holds Tennessee’s other U.S. Senate seat, which is not up in 2026 (next on the ballot in 2030). The figures below are Blackburn’s ongoing federal campaign-finance activity this cycle, from FEC filings.

Same candidate, other races: Governor Tennessee state

Latest filing: Q2 2026 · Jul 15, 2026 · source: FEC

2 of 2 expected reports filed

Cash on Hand The campaign’s ending cash balance from its most recent filing. Cash shown as “carried over” was held before this election cycle began — usually from a prior campaign for the same office. Full definition →
$433,701
$5,138,615 carried over
Why this number?
Funds Raised The money the campaign took in — cash and checks, plus the candidate’s own money, loans, and transfers from affiliated committees. It does not include the value of donated goods and services; where a campaign received any, that is shown separately as In-Kind Received. Full definition →
$3,029,882
includes $5,986 in small gifts the filer reported as a lump sum
includes $595,859 in loans, offsets, and other receipts not itemized in FEC filings
$18,764 refunded
Why this number?
Total Spent
$2,957,604
Why this number?
Donors
984
199 shown · 785 below $200

The ending cash balance the campaign reported on its most recent filing (as filed, not computed).

Reported on this filing:
  • Q2 2026 JULY QUARTERLY $433,701 filing-stated

Sum of every cash receipt bucket: itemized contributions from others + the candidate's own contributions + loans + filer-stated unitemized + (federal) transfers and other receipts.

Inputs behind Funds raised
Itemized contributions from others $330,188
Unitemized contributions (filer-stated lump sum) $5,986
Transfers from affiliated committees $2,097,850
Loans, offsets, and other receipts $595,859
Funds raised $3,029,882
From each filing:
  • Q2 2026 JULY QUARTERLY $333,222 mixed
    • Itemized contributions from others $14,712 derived
    • Transfers from affiliated committees $211,853 filing-stated
    • Loans, offsets, and other receipts $106,657 filing-stated
  • Q1 2026 APRIL QUARTERLY $431,633 mixed
    • Itemized contributions from others $26,498 derived
    • Transfers from affiliated committees $282,354 filing-stated
    • Loans, offsets, and other receipts $122,781 filing-stated
  • YE 2025 YEAR-END $587,638 mixed
    • Itemized contributions from others $15,462 derived
    • Transfers from affiliated committees $372,099 filing-stated
    • Loans, offsets, and other receipts $200,077 filing-stated
  • Q3 2025 OCTOBER QUARTERLY $547,057 mixed
    • Itemized contributions from others $37,817 derived
    • Unitemized contributions (filer-stated lump sum) $5,986 filing-stated
    • Transfers from affiliated committees $390,544 filing-stated
    • Loans, offsets, and other receipts $112,710 filing-stated
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  • Q2 2025 JULY QUARTERLY $607,472 mixed
    • Itemized contributions from others $106,457 derived
    • Transfers from affiliated committees $456,831 filing-stated
    • Loans, offsets, and other receipts $44,184 filing-stated
  • Q1 2025 APRIL QUARTERLY $522,861 mixed
    • Itemized contributions from others $129,242 derived
    • Transfers from affiliated committees $384,171 filing-stated
    • Loans, offsets, and other receipts $9,449 filing-stated

Itemized expenditure rows plus the stated spending a filer reported as a lump sum without itemizing it.

Inputs behind Total spent
Itemized expenditures $2,956,968
Stated spending not itemized (credited) $636
Total spent $2,957,604
From each filing:
  • Q2 2026 JULY QUARTERLY $162,335 derived
  • Q1 2026 APRIL QUARTERLY $240,448 mixed
    • Itemized expenditures $240,298 derived
    • Stated spending not itemized (credited) $150 filing-stated
  • YE 2025 YEAR-END $225,053 mixed
    • Itemized expenditures $225,053 derived
    • Stated spending not itemized (credited) $1 filing-stated
  • Q3 2025 OCTOBER QUARTERLY $478,418 derived
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  • Q2 2025 JULY QUARTERLY $804,524 mixed
    • Itemized expenditures $804,409 derived
    • Stated spending not itemized (credited) $115 filing-stated
  • Q1 2025 APRIL QUARTERLY $1,046,827 mixed
    • Itemized expenditures $1,046,456 derived
    • Stated spending not itemized (credited) $371 filing-stated
Raised
$3,029,882
Spent
$2,957,604

Who funds this campaign The sources split breaks down everything the campaign raised: the candidate’s own money (including self-loans), individuals (including unitemized small gifts), organizations and PACs, and “other” (in-kind contributions, loans other than the candidate’s, and the like) — open its “Why this number?” for the full breakdown. Gift-size and location figures cover itemized contributions only. Aggregates count everyone who gave, including donors below the $200 disclosure floor — a share across all donors identifies no one. Full definition →

Individuals gave 6% of the itemized money; organizations and PACs gave 5%, and 69% arrived as transfers from other committees; other sources made up 20%.

Individuals (itemized) $193K · 6% Organizations & PACs $137K · 5% Transfers from other committees $2.1M · 69% Other sources $596K · 20%
Why this number?

Everything the campaign raised, split into the candidate's own money (own contributions plus self- and family loans), itemized individuals, unitemized small donations, organizations and PACs, transfers from other committees (FEC line 12), and everything else (loans other than the candidate's, in-kind, offsets and other receipts). The parts add up to the total raised. The headline share is individuals divided by the total.

From individuals: $193,068 ÷ Everything the campaign raised: $3,029,882
Inputs behind Share from individuals
From individuals (itemized) $193,068
Unitemized small donations $5,986
From organizations and PACs $137,120
Transfers from other committees $2,097,850
Offsets and other receipts $595,859

Contributions & Spending Over Time

Itemized monetary contributions and expenditures by month — Nov 2024 – Jun 2026. Peak $100,684 in Mar 2025. Spending peaked at $511,158 in Feb 2025.

Raised Spent

Contributions

Showing 199 donors who gave $200 or more cumulatively. 785 additional smaller donors contributed $24,798 total.

Itemized campaign contributions
Donor Location Employer Total

Expenditures

120 vendors 917 payments

Campaign payments consolidated by vendor, ranked by total
Vendor Payments Total Share
Targeted Victory 20 $478,631.44 16%
The Baker Group LLC 8 $326,775.10 11%
Acme Aircraft Charter Management Experts 16 $219,968.45 7%
ADP 42 $205,204.71 7%
416 Wilson Pike Circle LLC 19 $144,225.00 5%
Sigler, Abigail 19 $139,942.36 5%
Strategic Victory Solutions LLC 18 $109,180.58 4%
Miller, Dylan 19 $98,374.64 3%
Oldham, Sam 19 $90,964.23 3%
i360 1 $89,310.00 3%

Where the money went Each expenditure carries a short description of what it was for, written by the campaign. We sort those descriptions into a fixed set of categories; one expenditure goes in one category, so the amounts add up to Marsha Blackburn’s itemized spending. Descriptions that don’t clearly fit a category are counted under Other rather than guessed at.

Filing History

Totals as filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC); see About for how this data is processed.

Campaign filing history
Filing Cash Beginning Cash Ending Source
Q2 2026 $5,061,596.83 $433,700.53 Source ↗
Q1 2026 $4,868,524.92 $5,061,596.83 Source ↗
YE 2025 Late $4,538,972.80 $4,868,524.92 Source ↗
Q3 2025 $4,462,353.73 $4,538,972.80 Source ↗
Q2 2025 $4,621,358.78 $4,462,353.73 Source ↗
Q1 2025 Late $5,138,614.78 $4,621,358.78 Source ↗
YE 2024 Late Historical $5,351,901.91 $5,138,614.78 Source ↗
30G 2024 Historical $5,036,254.23 $5,351,901.91 Source ↗
12G 2024 Late Historical $8,095,895.29 $5,036,254.23 Source ↗
Q3 2024 Historical $8,776,626.97 $8,095,895.29 Source ↗
12P 2024 Historical $9,227,961.41 $8,776,626.97 Source ↗
Q2 2024 Late Historical $8,505,460.08 $9,227,961.41 Source ↗
Q1 2024 Historical $7,421,514.63 $8,505,460.08 Source ↗
YE 2023 Late Historical $6,535,887.56 $7,421,514.63 Source ↗
Q3 2023 Historical $5,467,650.47 $6,535,887.56 Source ↗
Q2 2023 Historical $4,786,574.81 $5,467,650.47 Source ↗
Q1 2023 Late Historical $3,627,086.97 $4,786,574.81 Source ↗
YE 2022 Late Historical $3,172,197.34 $3,627,086.97 Source ↗
Q3 2022 Historical $3,081,384.69 $3,172,197.34 Source ↗
Q2 2022 Historical $2,767,016.46 $3,081,384.69 Source ↗
Q1 2022 Historical $2,093,198.54 $2,767,016.46 Source ↗
YE 2021 Late Historical $1,613,571.83 $2,093,198.54 Source ↗
Q3 2021 Historical $1,513,064.63 $1,613,571.83 Source ↗
Q2 2021 Historical $1,560,819.66 $1,513,064.63 Source ↗
Q1 2021 Late Historical $1,680,897.90 $1,560,819.66 Source ↗
YE 2020 Late Historical $1,657,295.70 $1,680,897.90 Source ↗
Q3 2020 Historical $1,579,489.67 $1,657,295.70 Source ↗
Q2 2020 Late Historical $1,524,383.07 $1,579,489.67 Source ↗
Q1 2020 Historical $1,191,197.13 $1,524,383.07 Source ↗
YE 2019 Late Historical $1,102,118.29 $1,191,197.13 Source ↗
Q3 2019 Historical $949,335.08 $1,102,118.29 Source ↗
Q2 2019 Historical $774,455.66 $949,335.08 Source ↗
Q1 2019 Historical $614,100.03 $774,455.66 Source ↗
YE 2018 Late Figures pending review Historical Source ↗
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