$231,006 came in after the last state report: who got the last-minute money

Not yet in the campaign totals. These contributions came in after the last full reports (state: through Oct 19; FEC: through Oct 14). They are reported early under last-minute contribution rules and will appear again in the post-general reports (NYSBOE due Nov 30; FEC due Dec 3), so we list them separately and do not add them to “Raised.”

State & local candidates: ranked by last-minute contributions

1. 1Rory Lancman DState Senate District 7 · Nassau$43,570
   15 notices · Top: Jay S. Jacobs $5,000, Kim Atwater-Moses $5,000, William Moses Co Inc $5,000
   vs. Jake Blumencranz (R) no last-minute notices →
2. 2Monica R. Martinez DState Senate District 4 · Suffolk$25,035
   8 notices · Top: David Trone $5,000, NYC District Council of Carpenters PAC $5,000, Austin Interiors Inc. $5,000
   vs. Brianne R. Wakefield (R) no last-minute notices →
3. 3Siela A. Bynoe DState Senate District 6 · Nassau$23,250
   12 notices · Top: William J. Haughland $5,000, Nassau County PBA PAC $4,000, kamljit kaur $3,000
   vs. Matthew J. Capp (R) no last-minute notices →
4. 4Rebecca A. Kassay DAssembly District 4 · Suffolk$15,500
   7 notices · Top: AFSCME Working Families Fund $3,000, C.M. Richey Electrical Contractors, Inc. $3,000, International Association of Fire Fighte $3,000
   vs. Will Sussman (R) no last-minute notices →
5. 5Michaelle C. Solages DAssembly District 22 · Nassau$14,000
   6 notices · Top: Daniel Ziegler $3,000, Samuel Bowman $3,000, Peter Lofgren $3,000
   vs. Robert G. Inzerillo (R) no last-minute notices →
6. 6John Iliou RSuffolk Justice of the Supreme Court (10th Judicial District) 2026 candidates$11,900
   5 notices · Top: STEF SEDAM $5,000, PEGALIS LAW GROUP, LLC $2,500, BARKER PATTERSON NICHOLS, LLP $2,400
   vs. Richard Ambro (D) no last-minute notices · Leonard D. Steinman (D) no last-minute notices · Mary E. Porter (D) no last-minute notices · Joy M. Watson (D) no last-minute notices · Stephen L. Ukeiley (D) no last-minute notices · Eric Sachs (D) no last-minute notices · William D. Wexler (D) no last-minute notices · John Kelly (D) no last-minute notices · Kelly A. Reape (R) no last-minute notices · Karen M. Wilutis (R) no last-minute notices · James A. McDonaugh (R) $4,000 · Mary Kate Mullen (R) no last-minute notices · Anthony R. Portesy (C) no last-minute notices →
7. 7Kate Murray RHempstead Town Clerk · Nassau$11,000
   5 notices · Top: Alfonse M D'Amato $5,000, A.D. Taqueria $1,500, David S Mack $1,500
   vs. Joylette E. Williams (D) no last-minute notices →
8. 8Josh Slaughter DAssembly District 3 · Suffolk$10,000
   5 notices · Top: Gaughran for New York $3,000, Building Contractors Association $3,000, Li Federation Of Labor $2,000
   vs. Joseph P. DeStefano (R) $9,000 →
9. 9Joseph P. DeStefano RAssembly District 3 · Suffolk$9,000
   6 notices · Top: Arrow Steel Window Corp $3,000, H & E Equipment Corp $2,000, A 1 Reliable Industries Corp $1,000
   vs. Josh Slaughter (D) $10,000 →
10. 10Mario R. Mattera RState Senate District 2 · Suffolk$8,500
    2 notices · Top: NYC Council of Carpenters PAC $5,000, Nassau County Police Benevolent PAC $3,500
    vs. Harjot Singh (D) $2,100 →
11. 11Judy A. Griffin DAssembly District 21 · Nassau$6,000
    2 notices · Top: New York Rising PAC $3,000, Internat'l Association of Fire Fighters $3,000
    vs. Irene V. Villacci (R) no last-minute notices →
12. 12Anthony H. Palumbo RState Senate District 1 · Suffolk$5,000
    1 notice · Top: Andrew Garbarino $5,000
    vs. E. Christopher Murray (D) $5,000 →
13. 13E. Christopher Murray DState Senate District 1 · Suffolk$5,000
    1 notice · Top: Suffolk County Democratic Committee $5,000
    vs. Anthony H. Palumbo (R) $5,000 →
14. 14Jon Estreich DSuffolk County Comptroller$5,000
    1 notice · Top: Nancy Goroff $5,000
    vs. Daniel P. Losquadro (R) no last-minute notices →
15. 15Jennifer S. DeSena RNorth Hempstead Supervisor · Nassau$4,000
    2 notices · Top: Roger V. Coleman Family Foundation Inc. $3,000, Friends Of Angie Carpenter $1,000
    vs. Sean Michael McCarthy (D) no last-minute notices →
16. 16James A. McDonaugh RSuffolk Justice of the Supreme Court (10th Judicial District) 2026 candidates$4,000
    2 notices · Top: LaLota PAC $2,500, Suffolk County Pba Pac $1,500
    vs. Richard Ambro (D) no last-minute notices · Leonard D. Steinman (D) no last-minute notices · Mary E. Porter (D) no last-minute notices · Joy M. Watson (D) no last-minute notices · Stephen L. Ukeiley (D) no last-minute notices · Eric Sachs (D) no last-minute notices · William D. Wexler (D) no last-minute notices · John Kelly (D) no last-minute notices · Kelly A. Reape (R) no last-minute notices · Karen M. Wilutis (R) no last-minute notices · John Iliou (R) $11,900 · Mary Kate Mullen (R) no last-minute notices · Anthony R. Portesy (C) no last-minute notices →
17. 17Patricia M. Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick RState Senate District 9 · Nassau$4,000
    1 notice · Top: Nassau County Pba Pac $4,000
    vs. Lisa Malkie Vider (D) no last-minute notices →
18. 18Thomas McKevitt RNassau County Legislature District 13$3,800
    2 notices · Top: Nassau County PBA PAC $2,300, Rpac Of New York State $1,500
    vs. Christina M. Lemyre (D) no last-minute notices →
19. 19Kim Keiserman DAssembly District 16 · Nassau$3,750
    3 notices · Top: Nassau County Police Benevolent Associat $1,950, Leo Ullman $1,800
    vs. David Hassid (R) no last-minute notices →
20. 20Olena Nicks DNassau County Legislature District 5$2,600
    1 notice · Top: Nassau County PBA PAC $2,600
    vs. Moshe E. Hill (R) no last-minute notices →
21. 21Noah Burroughs DAssembly District 18 · Nassau$2,500
    2 notices · Top: Bros. Of Locomotive Engingeers and Train $1,500, Ibew New York Pac $1,000
    vs. Charlene Jackson (R) no last-minute notices →
22. 22Scott M. Davis DNassau County Legislature District 1$2,500
    1 notice · Top: Nassau County Police Benevolent Associat $2,500
    vs. Edward J. Lino (R) no last-minute notices →
23. 23Cynthia Nuñez DNassau County Legislature District 14$2,500
    1 notice · Top: Nassau County Police PBA $2,500
    vs. Anthony B. Capone (R) no last-minute notices →
24. 24Dean Murray RState Senate District 3 · Suffolk$2,500
    1 notice · Top: Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers PAC $2,500
    vs. Antonio Vargas-Ayala (D) no last-minute notices →
25. 25Harjot Singh DState Senate District 2 · Suffolk$2,100
    1 notice · Top: Subeg Singh $2,100
    vs. Mario R. Mattera (R) $8,500 →
26. 26Delia M. DeRiggi Whitton DNassau County Legislature District 11$2,000
    2 notices · Top: Nassau County Police Ben. Assoc Pac $1,000, Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman Llp $1,000
    vs. John Canning (R) no last-minute notices →
27. 27DawnMarie D. Lentz-Kuhn RAssembly District 7 · Suffolk$1,000
    1 notice · Top: Enecon Northeast APS Inc. $1,000
    vs. Trish Kopp (D) no last-minute notices →
28. 28Tommy John Schiavoni DAssembly District 1 · Suffolk$1,000
    1 notice · Top: Southold Town Demcratic Committee $1,000
    vs. Stephen F. Kiely (R) no last-minute notices →

U.S. House (NY-1 to NY-4): FEC 48-hour notices since Oct 15

1. 1Tom Suozzi DCongress NY-03$339,601
   160 notices · Top: Air Line Pilots Association PAC $5,000, Nassau County PBA Federal PAC $5,000, Impact $5,000
   vs. Mike LiPetri (R) $150,082 →
2. 2Jeanine Driscoll RCongress NY-04$171,647
   48 notices · Top: Driscoll Victory Fund $47,566, Nassau County Republican Committee $20,000, Joshua Liebman $5,205
   vs. Laura Gillen (D) $153,550 · Blay Tarnoff no last-minute notices →
3. 3Nick LaLota RCongress NY-01$166,579
   60 notices · Top: Lalota Victory Fund $39,531, Ean Price $7,000, Stripe Inc. Pac $5,000
   vs. Chris Gallant (D) $40,510 →
4. 4Laura Gillen DCongress NY-04$153,550
   78 notices · Top: Tzedek Pac $5,000, IUPAT Political Action Together Political Committee $5,000, Rebuild America Pac $5,000
   vs. Jeanine Driscoll (R) $171,647 · Blay Tarnoff no last-minute notices →
5. 5Mike LiPetri RCongress NY-03$150,082
   57 notices · Top: Mountaineer Pac $5,000, Top Shotpac $5,000, First In Freedom Pac $5,000
   vs. Tom Suozzi (D) $339,601 →
6. 6Andrew Garbarino RCongress NY-02$89,000
   36 notices · Top: Defending American Values Everywhere PAC (Dave Pac) $5,000, Cboe Global Markets, Inc. PAC (Cboe Pac) $5,000, Chevron Employees PAC - Chevron Corporation $5,000
   vs. Patrick Halpin (D) $11,500 →
7. 7Chris Gallant DCongress NY-01$40,510
   22 notices · Top: Jobs, Education, & Families First Jeff PAC $5,000, Shawn Henry $3,500, Jason Kehrl $3,500
   vs. Nick LaLota (R) $166,579 →
8. 8Patrick Halpin DCongress NY-02$11,500
   5 notices · Top: American Mobilization PAC $5,000, Laura Rothman $3,500, Chris Sauer $1,000
   vs. Andrew Garbarino (R) $89,000 →

What are 24-hour and 48-hour notices?

In New York, a candidate’s committee must report any contribution or loan over $1,000 received between the 11-day pre-general cutoff (Oct 19) and Election Day within 24 hours. Federal campaigns must file a 48-hour notice (FEC Form 6) for contributions of $1,000 or more received after the pre-general cutoff (Oct 14) and more than 48 hours before Election Day. Smaller contributions are not in these notices, so the full last-minute total is higher. Amounts are as filed; a few notices may later be amended. Contributions from joint fundraising committees and party committees are listed as filed. Nothing here suggests wrongdoing.

Sources

• NYSBOE 24-Hour Notification search (2026, contributions dated Oct 20 – Nov 2, matched to each candidate’s committee by NYSBOE filer ID)
• FEC filings: 48-hour notices (Form 6) from each House campaign’s principal committee, raw e-filings, amendments de-duplicated
• NYSBOE 2026 filing calendar · How we count · House races

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