Who Runs NYLong Island Election Guide 2026 - Rae AroraShareable charts
Graphics: Long Island campaign money, charted
Every chart from Who Runs NY, each on its own shareable page with the numbers, caveats and cycle window. State & local: NYSBOE, Nov 5, 2025 – Oct 19, 2026; Congress: FEC 2025–26.
The Party Kings: Long Island’s County Party Committees
Four county party committees, four crowned chairs: money in vs. money out, top vendors and the candidates each funded, from the committees’ own NYSBOE filings.
Who the Unions Fund: Union Contributions on Long Island
66 labor unions and union PACs gave $1.80M to Long Island candidates and Nassau/Suffolk party committees in the 2026 cycle. Which side each backed, and the specific candidates it funded.
Local Clubs & Town Committees: Money Out vs. Back
Nassau & Suffolk local party clubs and town committees sent $2.32M to party committees and candidates in the 2026 cycle and got $511K back. Who gave the most, who got the most, by party.
Top Individual & Business Donors to Long Island Campaigns
The biggest individual and business contributors to Long Island candidates and party committees in the 2026 cycle, from NYSBOE and FEC filings.
The Biggest Money Mismatches in Long Island Races
Long Island head-to-head races with the widest campaign money gaps in 2026: how much each candidate raised and spent.
Nassau Democrats vs. Nassau Republicans: The County Committees
Nassau County Democratic Committee vs. Nassau County Republican Committee in the 2026 cycle: contributions raised, spending, transfers to candidates, top donors and vendors.
Wine & Dine: Where Nassau’s Parties Spend on Events
Where the Nassau County Republican and Democratic committees spent on venues, dinners and events in the 2026 cycle, from NYSBOE filings.