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Nassau County Legislature Races 2026: Who Raised the Most

19 races · 38 candidates · ranked by money raised. $719,337 raised in total, Nov 5, 2025 – Oct 19, 2026. Bigger fundraiser on the left. Shareable graphic

In-county donorsOut-of-county donorsPACs & businessPartySelfOther

#1 District 14 Nassau · $88,192

$72,480 raised · $52,055 spent

Party spending for candidate: $55,790 (Nassau County Republican Committee $55,682 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $108 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 34% · Out-of-county donors 4% · PACs & business 58% · Party 3%

Top donors
  1. CODE 1 SOLUTIONS CORP. May 14–Oct 16$4,500
  2. See Neville Auto Supplies Inc. May 20–Oct 16$4,500
  3. 23 MEACHAM AVE. BUILDING CORP. May 8$2,625
  4. Kirk Lombardi Jun 9$2,500
  5. MeadowBrook Financial Mortgage May 15$2,500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Tessa Lark Professional Services$7,800
  2. CCC Enterprises Online Ads$4,597
  3. Squid Graphics Print Ads$2,670
  4. Facebook Online Ads$1,824
  5. AAA PHOTO INC. Campaign Literature$1,198
C
Cynthia Nuñez
Democrat · incumbent
$15,712 raised · $16,386 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 32% · Out-of-county donors 38% · PACs & business 29%

Top donors
  1. Thomas Stokes Jul 19$1,000
  2. Superior Officers Association Jul 20$1,000
  3. New York State Laborers Pac Aug 21$1,000
  4. Rebecca Sinclair Oct 12$1,000
  5. 1199 SEIU - NYS PAC Oct 7$1,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Nicholas Felt Consulting Professional Services$4,189
  2. Pakistan News Print Ads$1,200
  3. Schneps Media Print Ads$400

#2 District 8 Nassau · $80,965

John J. Giuffre
Republican · incumbent
$67,095 raised · $50,540 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,676 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $180 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 43% · Out-of-county donors 11% · PACs & business 42% · Party 4%

Top donors
  1. Edward Powers Apr 13–Oct 19$3,750
  2. joshua liebman Apr 13–Oct 19$2,770
  3. Nassau County Police Benevolent Assn PAC Apr 13–Oct 19$2,500
  4. John Gil Mar 23$2,500
  5. LAZAR GRUNSFELD ELNADAV LLP Apr 13–Oct 19$2,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. OUR LADY OF MT CARMEL Print Ads$300
  2. nassau county police department soa Print Ads$250

Tax-grievance industry: $1,500

Joy Jankunas
Democrat
$13,870 raised · $2,568 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 62% · Out-of-county donors 34% · Self 4%

Top donors
  1. Lopa Junck Jun 12$2,000
  2. Daniel Nakos Sep 17$1,000
  3. Paula Stoller Oct 1$1,000
  4. Mo Smith Sep 6$500
  5. Hope Frederick Sep 26$500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. William Schleisner Professional Services$400

#3 District 17 Nassau · $53,590

Rose Marie Walker
Republican · incumbent
$50,390 raised · $55,813 spent

Party spending for candidate: $58,744 (Nassau County Republican Committee $58,492 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $252 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 36% · Out-of-county donors 9% · PACs & business 52% · Party 3%

Top donors
  1. MILLER & CAGGIANO LLP Feb 17$2,000
  2. David Mack Feb 17$2,000
  3. Iron Workers PAL Mar 3$2,000
  4. Amedeo Gabrielli Feb 17$1,500
  5. Kirk Lombardi Nov 12–Mar 10$1,000

No consulting, media or mail payments itemized.

$3,200 raised · $3,120 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 65% · Out-of-county donors 33% · PACs & business 2%

Top donors
  1. Dean Tarulli Aug 20–Aug 31$500
  2. Francis Ingegno Aug 20$500
  3. Patricia Johnson Aug 6$250
  4. Joanne Shea Aug 9$250
  5. Arlene Scozzari Aug 20$200
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. META Online Ads$87

#4 District 16 Nassau · $53,237

Jared Behr
Democrat
$44,912 raised · $38,225 spent

Party spending for candidate: $9,239 (New York State Democratic Committee $7,241 through Oct 19; Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 38% · Out-of-county donors 40% · PACs & business 21%

Top donors
  1. Joele Frank Jul 25$2,500
  2. Peter Polansky Apr 27$2,500
  3. Nassau County PBA PAC Sep 29–Oct 12$2,000
  4. Michael Lyons Mar 9–Sep 17$1,500
  5. RPAC of NYS Sep 30$1,500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Threshold Group Online Ads$12,000
  2. DP Sales Campaign Literature$1,142
  3. Empire State Compliance Solutions Campaign Consultant$50
  4. Mailchimp Online Ads$49
$8,325 raised · $2,336 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,712 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $216 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 26% · Out-of-county donors 14% · PACs & business 21% · Party 39%

Top donors
  1. East Plainview Old Bethpage Republican Committee Apr 18–Jun 4$1,500
  2. Farmingdale Republican Committee Jun 6$750
  3. Sean McLaughlin Jun 6$500
  4. Glen Cove Auto Salvage Inc May 26$500
  5. Rays Towing Service Inc May 27$500

No consulting, media or mail payments itemized.

#5 District 12 Nassau · $52,564

Michael J. Giangregorio
Republican · incumbent
$29,536 raised · $24,295 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,568 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $72 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 59% · Out-of-county donors 3% · PACs & business 27% · Party 11%

Top donors
  1. Michael Mosquera Mar 22–Jul 14$1,500
  2. NORTH BELLMORE REPUBLICAN PARTY Mar 2–Apr 16$1,500
  3. Joseph Baker Mar 2–Jul 14$1,000
  4. Steve Rhoads for Senate 2026 Apr 16–Aug 7$1,000
  5. Superior Officers Association Mar 5–Jul 14$1,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Printing Emporium Campaign Mailings$3,301
  2. CCC Enterprises Online Ads$1,564
  3. Pens.com Campaign Mailings$587
$23,028 raised · $8,739 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 58% · Out-of-county donors 31% · Self 11%

Top donors
  1. Cliff Hochhauser May 1$1,000
  2. Vladimir Onefater May 6$1,000
  3. Jason Moroff May 7$1,000
  4. Seth Vanunu Apr 30$1,000
  5. Arthur Gabriel Apr 20$1,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. DP Sales Distributors Inc. Campaign Literature$2,606
  2. 4imprint Inc. Campaign Literature$1,559
  3. BulkApparel.com Campaign Literature$586
  4. William Schleisner Online Ads$440
  5. South Shore Sun Campaign Literature$224

#6 District 6 Nassau · $50,509

B
$35,689 raised · $30,056 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,604 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $108 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 57% · Out-of-county donors 4% · PACs & business 38%

Top donors
  1. Sonny'S Canal House Oct 15$1,673
  2. Robert Phillip Ferraro Architect P.C. Aug 31$1,000
  3. Mahler Realty One Inc. Jun 24–Sep 2$1,000
  4. Interstate Management Corp. Jun 23$1,000
  5. Catcher's Fish House LLC Jul 15$1,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Li Herald Print Ads$3,188
  2. Angie Productions LLC Online Ads$3,000
  3. NADAR Media Solutions Professional Services$2,500
  4. T Ross Political Text Message Advertising Blast$2,338
  5. Facebook Online Ads$1,289

Tax-grievance industry: $300

D
Debra S. Mulé
Democrat · incumbent
$14,820 raised · $3,352 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 24% · Out-of-county donors 11% · PACs & business 65%

Top donors
  1. United Union of Roofers Local 154 Mar 5–Aug 17$2,000
  2. Rpac Of New York State Sep 3$1,500
  3. Smart Local Union #28 Aug 24$1,000
  4. Nassau County Police Benevolent Asso Aug 20$1,000
  5. Christina Kim Mar 7–Aug 15$600
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Alexandra Dixon Campaign Consultant$1,500
  2. Daniel Schrafel Campaign Consultant$500

#7 District 18 Nassau · $47,691

Samantha A. Goetz
Republican · incumbent
$35,775 raised · $41,781 spent

Party spending for candidate: $58,708 (Nassau County Republican Committee $58,492 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $216 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 23% · Out-of-county donors 4% · PACs & business 59% · Party 14%

Top donors
  1. Nassau County Police Benevolent Assoc PA Nov 7–Aug 1$3,500
  2. Howard Kopel For Legislature Aug 12$2,500
  3. Inwood N. Lawrence Atlantic Beach Republican Club Oct 14$2,500
  4. Bayville Fire Company Aug 1$1,500
  5. Committee For Fair Property Taxes Jun 17$1,500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. CCC Enterprises Professional Services$3,993
  2. Balance It Professional Services$1,000
  3. Blue To Red Professional Services$500
  4. Nassau County Columbia Police Associatio Print Ads$365
  5. The Hagedorn Little Village School Print Ads$300

Tax-grievance industry: $1,500

$11,916 raised · $7,730 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 50% · Out-of-county donors 15% · PACs & business 19% · Self 16%

Top donors
  1. RPAC of NYS Sep 30$1,500
  2. Patricia Musynske Apr 30$1,000
  3. James Baydar Jun 3$1,000
  4. Rebecca Hanna May 23–Sep 30$620
  5. Peggy May Aug 11$500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. William Schleisne Professional Services$415
  2. Dp Sales Distributors Campaign Literature$71

#8 District 11 Nassau · $45,504

Delia M. DeRiggi Whitton
Democrat · incumbent
$28,304 raised · $27,326 spent

Party spending for candidate: $2,048 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $2,048 through Oct 14; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 46% · Out-of-county donors 4% · PACs & business 43% · Other 7%

Top donors
  1. Amy Beyer Mar 20–Sep 9$3,000
  2. Superior Officers Association Feb 27–Sep 9$1,500
  3. Government Affairs Director RPAC Oct 2$1,500
  4. Rosalind Kroplick Mar 11–Sep 16$1,000
  5. Victoria Bjorklound Sep 14$1,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Richner Communications Print Ads$2,032
  2. Graphic and Signs II Inc. Lawn Signs$760
  3. Schneps Media Anton Media Group Print Ads$478
  4. Facebook Advertising Online Ads$241
  5. Loggia Glen Cove Print Ads$150
John Canning
Republican
$17,200 raised · $14,934 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,712 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $216 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 62% · Out-of-county donors 18% · PACs & business 14% · Self 6%

Top donors
  1. Peter Treiber Jul 28$2,500
  2. Victoria Ryan Apr 24$1,000
  3. Marchese & Maynard LLP Apr 24$600
  4. Howard Trieber Apr 24$500
  5. Nicholas Salerno May 4$500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Campaign Catalyst Campaign Literature$3,252
  2. Schneps Media Long Island Online Ads$2,505
  3. The Glen Cove Printery Campaign Mailings$651
  4. Thomas Smith Professional Services$300
  5. United States Postal Service Campaign Mailings$78

#9 District 1 Nassau · $34,561

Scott M. Davis
Democrat · incumbent
$18,191 raised · $13,522 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 65% · Out-of-county donors 12% · PACs & business 23%

Top donors
  1. Nassau County PBA PAC Nov 12$2,000
  2. Shawn Wrightman Sep 16$1,000
  3. Karen Lipton May 1$1,000
  4. Merily Rogers Masin May 27$1,000
  5. Joseph Piccolo Apr 29$1,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. DP Sales Distributor Print Ads$2,950
  2. Richner Communications Inc. Print Ads$1,308
  3. Rockville Centre Chamber Of Commerce Print Ads$150
Edward J. Lino
Republican
$16,370 raised · $8,518 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,568 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $72 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 67% · Out-of-county donors 13% · PACs & business 15% · Party 5%

Top donors
  1. rvcrcc Mar 19$1,500
  2. Christine Grillo Jun 16$1,000
  3. MARy PAPIA Aug 10$500
  4. Elizabeth Boylan Jun 24$500
  5. JOHN MACCARONE Jun 16$500

No consulting, media or mail payments itemized.

#10 District 13 Nassau · $33,005

Thomas McKevitt
Republican · incumbent
$22,850 raised · $10,540 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,640 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $144 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 23% · PACs & business 30% · Party 44% · Other 2%

Top donors
  1. NVS Victory Campaign Fund Aug 8$10,000
  2. Bellmore Collision & Towing Inc Apr 20–Sep 17$1,500
  3. Long Island Contractors Association Nov 24–Oct 18$1,500
  4. A&C Pest Management Sep 1$1,000
  5. David Gross Jul 31$500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. A&M Supplies Campaign Literature$1,305
  2. The Social Elephant Professional Services$627
  3. Richner Communications Print Ads$329
  4. Google Llc Online Ads$203
$10,155 raised · $3,298 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 43% · Out-of-county donors 17% · PACs & business 31% · Other 10%

Top donors
  1. 1AHFIAW LOCAL UNION NO.12 Jul 13$1,820
  2. New York State Laborers Sep 21$1,000
  3. IAHFIAW LOCAL 12 Jun 18$1,000
  4. Lisa Corso Apr 2–Jun 30$550
  5. Jay Capodiferro Jun 29$500

No consulting, media or mail payments itemized.

#11 District 4 Nassau · $31,413

Patrick Mullaney
Republican · incumbent
$24,700 raised · $29,028 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,712 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $216 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 24% · Out-of-county donors 1% · PACs & business 62% · Party 12% · Self 1%

Top donors
  1. Howard Kopel For Legislature Aug 11$2,500
  2. Inwood N.Lawrence Atlantic Beach Republican Commitee Oct 1$2,500
  3. PC Wieder Law Group Apr 3–Apr 6$1,500
  4. Integrity Treatment Partners Mar 27$1,500
  5. Jimmy Hayes Steakhouse Apr 14$1,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Vistaprint Print Ads$104
  2. Evite Campaign Mailings$75
$6,713 raised · $4,590 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 60% · Out-of-county donors 26% · Other 14%

Top donors
  1. VALERIE DECLARA Apr 27$500
  2. Michael Pentola Apr 24–Aug 2$300
  3. Theresa Nowak Apr 21–Jun 14$250
  4. Catherine Randazzo Apr 21–Jun 16$250
  5. Shane Hassin Jun 14$250
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Long Beach Latino Civic Association Print Ads$354
  2. Studio 9 New York Campaign Literature$325

#12 District 7 Nassau · $29,165

Howard J. Kopel
Republican · incumbent
$28,800 raised · $25,824 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,604 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $108 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 24% · Out-of-county donors 2% · PACs & business 73%

Top donors
  1. Friends of Patrick Mullaney Jun 10–Aug 11$2,750
  2. Friends of Samantha Goetz Aug 13$2,500
  3. Friends of Scott Strauss Sep 8$2,500
  4. Hemstead Realty II LLC May 4$2,500
  5. Hempstead Asset Acquisition II LLC Jun 4$2,500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. 5 Towns Jewish Times Print Ads$1,300
  2. Nassau Lawyers Association Print Ads$33
  3. Queens Village Republican Club Print Ads$18

Tax-grievance industry: $500

$365 raised · $365 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

Self 100%

Top donors
  1. Douglas Segan Mar 18–Sep 24$365
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Vistaprint Campaign Literature$197
  2. Amazon Campaign Literature$55

His committee (NYSBOE filer 592025) reports $364.81 in contributions, all from the candidate, and $364.61 in expenses, Mar 18 – Sep 24, 2026. The Nassau County Democratic Committee reports $1,998.70 of party spending allocated to his campaign (Schedule R, July Periodic). Source: NYSBOE.

#13 District 5 Nassau · $28,065

Olena Nicks
Democrat · incumbent
$16,735 raised · $12,671 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 38% · Out-of-county donors 3% · PACs & business 59%

Top donors
  1. Hempstead Realty II LLC Apr 21$2,000
  2. Rpac Of New York State Oct 4$1,500
  3. Nys Laborers Pac Aug 21$1,000
  4. Nassau County PBA PAC Jun 4$1,000
  5. Superior Officers Association May 14$1,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. DP Sales Distributor Campaign Literature$1,033
  2. Rodney Lawrence Professional Services$700
  3. The Campaign Finance Group Professional Services$300
  4. September Portuondo-Smith Print Ads$250
  5. Christina Portuondo Smith Professional Services$150
Moshe E. Hill
Republican
$11,330 raised · $7,864 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,640 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $144 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 71% · Out-of-county donors 7% · PACs & business 13% · Party 9%

Top donors
  1. Akiva Fried Apr 27$2,500
  2. Nvs Victory Campaign Fund Jun 4$1,000
  3. Dennis Weinstein Jun 1$522
  4. Oma's Sushi & Grill May 7$500
  5. Alan Eisenman May 25$500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. CCC Enterprises Campaign Mailings$1,100
  2. Jonathan Zwriren Campaign Workers' Salaries$300
  3. Bais Torah U' Tefilah Print Ads$232
  4. Jordana Shapiro Professional Services$228
  5. Young Israel of West Hempstead Print Ads$180

#14 District 3 Nassau · $26,250

C
Carrié Solages
Democrat · incumbent
$14,871 raised · $9,542 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 71% · Out-of-county donors 3% · PACs & business 26%

Top donors
  1. Sophia Soler Aug 6$1,500
  2. Rpac Of New York State Sep 30$1,500
  3. Kamaria Alfattan Aubry Dec 7$1,500
  4. Bert Lurch Aug 6$1,000
  5. Daniel Solinsky Jan 12–Aug 4$1,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. DP Sales Campaign Literature$2,345
  2. Caribbean Images Print Ads$700
  3. Ethan Ogunfowora Professional Services$500
Kadeem M. Brown
Republican
$11,379 raised · $9,414 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,640 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $144 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 31% · Out-of-county donors 7% · Party 12% · Self 46% · Other 4%

Top donors
  1. Paul Brwon May 13–May 26$5,000
  2. Franklin Square East Republican Club May 3$800
  3. Christopher Duplessy Apr 29–May 7$500
  4. Levar Leys Jun 12$405
  5. Nassau County Republican Comittiee Apr 20$300
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Richner Communications Inc. Professional Services$1,851
  2. Tyme Vision LLC Professional Services$850
  3. Sew Fine Embroideray Print Ads$815
  4. Robynn Channer Professional Services$650
  5. Shasbaz Afzal Professional Services$424

#15 District 9 Nassau · $23,281

Juleigh Chin
Democrat
$19,781 raised · $20,912 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 70% · Out-of-county donors 10% · PACs & business 21%

Top donors
  1. Rory's Committee Jul 28$1,500
  2. James Chin Aug 27$1,000
  3. Weihua Yan Sep 26$1,000
  4. Common Good PAC Sep 4$1,000
  5. 1199 SEIU NYS Pol. Action Fund Jan 7$1,000
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Tristar Graphics Campaign Literature$2,971
  2. Pat Schneider Design Campaign Literature$2,717
  3. DP Sales Distribution Campaign Literature$1,266
  4. DP Sales Distributors Campaign Literature$1,069
  5. Signarama Lawn Signs$1,023
Scott P. Strauss
Republican · incumbent
$3,500 raised · $6,435 spent

Party spending for candidate: $58,636 (Nassau County Republican Committee $58,492 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $144 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 29% · Party 71%

Top donors
  1. Inwood N.Lawrence Atlantic Beach Republican Commitee Oct 6$2,500
  2. Richard Goldstein Apr 23$500
  3. Maureen Nappi Apr 20$500

No consulting, media or mail payments itemized.

#16 District 15 Nassau · $22,991

Kayla Lianne Knight
Republican · incumbent
$19,966 raised · $29,344 spent

Party spending for candidate: $56,640 (Nassau County Republican Committee $56,496 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $144 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 57% · Out-of-county donors 9% · PACs & business 31% · Party 2% · Self 2%

Top donors
  1. THE ARNOLD GUMOWITZ REVOCABLE TRUST Jul 24$2,900
  2. RPAC OF NYS Sep 30$1,500
  3. GREGORY CAGGIANO Jun 22$1,000
  4. Gary Young Dec 24–Aug 22$781
  5. ELLIOT LEWIS Jul 24$500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. CCC Enterprises Lawn Signs$430
  2. Staples Campaign Mailings$224
$3,025 raised · $41 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 8% · Out-of-county donors 59% · Self 33%

Top donors
  1. Barbara Haws Jul 21$1,000
  2. Lizanne Healey-Smith Jul 17$1,000
  3. Annette Buchbinder Jul 19$250
  4. Colby Smith Jul 31$100
  5. Thomas Welch Jul 14$100

No consulting, media or mail payments itemized.

#17 District 19 Nassau · $11,550

James D. Kennedy
Republican · incumbent
$11,550 raised · $19,973 spent

Party spending for candidate: $58,600 (Nassau County Republican Committee $58,492 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $108 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 26% · Out-of-county donors 4% · PACs & business 50% · Party 20%

Top donors
  1. Massapequa Republican Committee Aug 1$2,000
  2. Ralph Healey Sep 8$500
  3. Robert Debruin Feb 5$500
  4. Richard Lenz Feb 9$500
  5. Rafco Restaurant Group Inc. Mar 1$500
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Richner Communications Print Ads$1,273
  2. Richner Corp Print Ads$824
  3. Hagedorn Little Village School Print Ads$300
  4. SHUTTERFLY Campaign Mailings$278
  5. VFW Post 7763 Print Ads$250
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No contributions reported this cycle.

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

No NYSBOE candidate or committee registration was found under her name. The Nassau County Democratic Committee reports $1,998.70 of party spending allocated to her campaign (Schedule R, July Periodic); that is not counted as money raised. Source: NYSBOE.

#18 District 2 Nassau · $4,494

Viviana L. Russell
Democrat · incumbent
$4,494 raised · $15,473 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 77% · Out-of-county donors 6% · PACs & business 17%

Top donors
  1. Francesco Marasco Jul 11$500
  2. Nassau Coba Political Action Jul 10$500
  3. Annie Abraham Nov 13$250
  4. Paula Ducker May 8$250
  5. Peter Cavallaro Jul 10$250
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. Communication Works Campaign Literature$5,568
  2. Chyneatha Hill Campaign Workers' Salaries$90
$0

No contributions reported this cycle.

Party spending for candidate: $58,708 (Nassau County Republican Committee $58,492 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $216 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

Friends of Lamont Ervin Johnson (NYSBOE filer 592096) is registered and active but has no itemized transactions in NYSBOE data; his 2022 committee (filer 227879) is terminated. The Nassau County Republican Committee reports $58,491.90 of party spending allocated to his campaign through Oct 19, 2026 (Schedule R); that is not counted as money raised. Source: NYSBOE.

#19 District 10 Nassau · $2,309

$2,309 raised · $757 spent

Party spending for candidate: $1,999 (Nassau County Democratic Committee $1,999 through Jul 11; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

In-county donors 64% · Out-of-county donors 32% · Self 4%

Top donors
  1. Jacques Aboaf Jul 6–Jul 15$300
  2. Richard Freedline Jul 15$250
  3. Jill Pienkos Jul 12$250
  4. Katherine Okin Oct 14$250
  5. Ashok Vora Aug 19–Oct 8$200
Top consultants, media & mail
  1. META Online Ads$598
  2. Patricia Schneider Design Consultants Campaign Literature$75
Mazi Melesa Pilip
Republican · incumbent
$0

No contributions reported this cycle.

Party spending for candidate: $58,564 (Nassau County Republican Committee $58,492 through Oct 19; Nassau County Republican Primary Campaign Committee $72 through Oct 19; party committee Schedule R allocations, not counted in raised)

No contributions appear on Friends of Mazi Melesa Pilip (NYSBOE filer 175866) filings dated Nov 5, 2025 – Oct 19, 2026. Its last itemized contributions are dated Oct 30, 2025, on its 2025 27-Day Post-General report for her 2025 race. Its 2026 reports in NYSBOE data (January and July Periodic) list only expenditures, and no 2026 32-Day or 11-Day Pre-General rows for the committee appear in NYSBOE data as of Oct 31, 2026. The Nassau County PBA PAC reports a $2,600 contribution to her committee dated Oct 19, 2026; it is not on her committee's published filings, so it is not counted here. The Nassau County Republican Committee reports $58,491.90 of party spending allocated to her campaign through Oct 19, 2026 (Schedule R, cumulative), similar to what it allocated to other Republican legislative candidates; that is party spending, not money she raised. Her federal committee, Mazi for Congress (FEC C00860429), reported $220 raised for the 2026 cycle through Mar 31, 2025 and $0 cash on hand. Sources: NYSBOE; FEC.

Method and sources

Source: NYSBOE disclosure data (data.ny.gov e9ss-239a), transaction dates Nov 5, 2025 – Oct 19, 2026; duplicate transaction IDs collapsed. 24-hour notices are not in this dataset. “Raised” = itemized contributions (schedules A–D) plus transfers in (G), excluding transfers between a candidate’s own committees. “Spent” and top payees come from expenditures (schedule F) and other outflows as reported. *In/outside district: donor ZIP codes matched to 2024 U.S. Census Nassau County (legislative district maps are not in Census files, so donors are compared with the county, not the district) boundaries; a ZIP that touches the district counts as inside, so “outside” leans low. “Outside” = PACs and committees + businesses, LLCs and unions + individuals outside the district; party committees are shown separately and not counted as outside. Public match = public matching funds approved for disbursement in NYS Public Campaign Finance Board commissioner reports, Jan 21 – Oct 26, 2026 (pcfb.ny.gov/public-funds-payments-0), matched by NYSBOE filer ID; shown separately from privately raised money. “None” means the committee does not appear in those reports (it may not participate, or may not have qualified yet). Top consultants = schedule F payees whose filed purpose is consulting, professional services, mail, printing, media/ads, polling or fundraising, excluding payments to the candidate. Tax-grievance industry = contributions from property-tax reduction firms, their principals and the Committee for Fair Property Taxes PAC. Party spending for candidate = expenses that party committees allocated to the candidate on NYSBOE Schedule R ("Expense Allocation Among Candidates") in reports for the 2026 race dated Nov 5, 2025 – Oct 19, 2026. The Nassau County Republican committees report running totals, so their latest figure is used; other committees are summed across reports. Each allocation is counted once. It is party spending, not money the candidate raised, and is not included in raised or spent. Party colors: Democrats blue, Republicans red.