Who Runs NYLong Island Election Guide 2026 - Rae Arora

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What it shows

• 89 local clubs and town committees moved money this cycle: $2.32M out (contributions and transfers to party committees and candidates) and $511K back, about $4.50 out for every $1 back.
• Republican clubs and committees: $1.54M out, $250K back. Democratic: $733K out, $111K back. Conservative: $42K out, $150K back.
• Biggest givers: Town of Babylon Democratic Committee ($542K, mostly to the Suffolk County Democratic Committee), NVS Victory Fund in North Valley Stream ($272K, including $200K to the Nassau GOP) and the Town of Hempstead GOP ($250K to the Nassau GOP).
• Biggest receivers: Brookhampton Conservative Committee ($125K), North Hempstead Democratic Committee ($98K) and the Town of Hempstead GOP ($37K).
• Where it went: Nassau County GOP $1.02M, Suffolk County Democrats $448K, candidates $332K.

Caveats: Both sides’ filings were merged and de-duplicated, preferring the club’s own report. † The Town of Hempstead GOP’s $250K (Oct 9, 2026) appears only on the Nassau GOP’s report. County committees are counted as recipients, not clubs; housekeeping accounts are excluded; transfers between two included committees count on both sides.

Cycle window: NYSBOE state & local filings, Nov 5, 2025 – Oct 19, 2026. Source: official campaign finance filings; amounts are reported contributions, transfers and spending.

Related pages

• Party Pipeline
• Party People: top donors to party committees
• Candidate-to-candidate transfers
• Nassau Dems vs. Nassau GOP
• Money database

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