Long Island · U.S. House · 2025–26 cycle
ActBlue vs. WinRed
How much Long Island’s House candidates raised through the two big online fundraising platforms, from FEC filings through Oct. 14, 2026
ActBlue → Democrats
$7,378,87171,472 contributions
Average $103.24
WinRed → Republicans
$1,782,082127,566 contributions
Average $13.97
What stands out
- Democrats took in 4.1 times as much through ActBlue ($7.38M) as Republicans did through WinRed ($1.78M).
- Republicans had more contributions (127,566 vs. 71,472), but far smaller ones: an average of $13.97 on WinRed against $103.24 on ActBlue.
- Tom Suozzi raised the most through either platform: $3,141,822 through ActBlue.
- Chris Gallant leaned on it most: about 94% of the campaign’s contributions from individuals came through ActBlue.
NY-01
Chris Gallant
Democratic
$1,560,523 via ActBlue
- Contributions
- 22,432
- Average
- $69.57
- Share of individual money
- 94%
Nick LaLota
Republican · Conservative
$920,003 via WinRed
- Contributions
- 68,268
- Average
- $13.48
- Share of individual money
- 65%
NY-02
Patrick Halpin
Democratic · Working Families
$450,524 via ActBlue
- Contributions
- 4,328
- Average
- $104.10
- Share of individual money
- 81%
Andrew Garbarino
Republican · Conservative
$281,495 via WinRed
- Contributions
- 1,316
- Average
- $213.90
- Share of individual money
- 33%
NY-03
Tom Suozzi
Democratic
$3,141,822 via ActBlue
- Contributions
- 20,845
- Average
- $150.72
- Share of individual money
- 61%
Mike LiPetri
Republican · Conservative
$530,674 via WinRed
- Contributions
- 48,787
- Average
- $10.88
- Share of individual money
- 62%
NY-04
Laura Gillen
Democratic
$2,226,002 via ActBlue
- Contributions
- 23,867
- Average
- $93.27
- Share of individual money
- 59%
Jeanine Driscoll
Republican · Conservative
$49,910 via WinRed
- Contributions
- 9,195
- Average
- $5.43
- Share of individual money
- 36%
Blay Tarnoff
Libertarian · no ActBlue or WinRed money reported
All candidates
| Seat | Candidate | Platform | Amount | Contributions | Average | Share of individual money |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NY-03 | Tom Suozzi | ActBlue | $3,141,822 | 20,845 | $150.72 | 61% |
| NY-04 | Laura Gillen | ActBlue | $2,226,002 | 23,867 | $93.27 | 59% |
| NY-01 | Chris Gallant | ActBlue | $1,560,523 | 22,432 | $69.57 | 94% |
| NY-01 | Nick LaLota | WinRed | $920,003 | 68,268 | $13.48 | 65% |
| NY-03 | Mike LiPetri | WinRed | $530,674 | 48,787 | $10.88 | 62% |
| NY-02 | Patrick Halpin | ActBlue | $450,524 | 4,328 | $104.10 | 81% |
| NY-02 | Andrew Garbarino | WinRed | $281,495 | 1,316 | $213.90 | 33% |
| NY-04 | Jeanine Driscoll | WinRed | $49,910 | 9,195 | $5.43 | 36% |
How we counted
- Source: ActBlue (C00401224) and WinRed (C00694323) report every contribution they forward to a campaign, of any size, as an earmarked payment on their own FEC filings. We used the FEC’s processed totals of those payments by recipient committee for the 2025–26 cycle, through Sept. 30, 2026, and added each platform’s pre-general report (Oct. 1–14, 2026), which the FEC had not yet processed, summed row by row from the raw electronic filings. Data runs through Oct. 14, 2026.
- Contributions counts forwarded contributions, not people; one person giving monthly counts many times.
- Share of individual money divides the platform total (through Oct. 14, 2026) by each campaign’s total contributions from individuals, itemized plus under $200, through Oct. 14, 2026.
- No Democrat on this page received WinRed money and no Republican received ActBlue money. Libertarian Blay Tarnoff reported neither.
- Amounts are reported contributions; they do not suggest wrongdoing.
Sources: ActBlue on FEC · WinRed on FEC · OpenFEC API · Follow the money: LI House races · Methodology
Rae Arora · Long Island Election Guide 2026