NYC · Queens · NYS Senate & Assembly · 2026
The Queens Legislature Money Leaderboard
Every legislative candidate, ranked by total money
All 34 Assembly and State Senate candidates on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot in districts that include part of Queens and have filings this cycle, in one ranking from most to least total money: contributions from donors plus public matching funds. NYSBOE and PCFB data, Nov 5, 2025 – Oct 19, 2026.
$6,322,916total money, 34 candidates
$3,692,481from donors
$2,630,435public matching funds (16 candidates)
12 · 22Senate · Assembly candidates
Donors 58%Matching funds 42%
Senate candidates$2,575,183
Assembly candidates$3,747,732
Democrats$5,513,651
Republicans$598,861
Ranked by total = donors + public matching funds. Bar length is relative to #1; the bar splits donor money (party color) from public matching funds (green).
- 1JGSENATE 13DemocraticMatching funds$642,912totalDonors $221,821 · 35%Matching $421,091 · 65%Senate District 13 race →
- 2AKSENATE 12DemocraticMatching funds$502,501totalDonors $293,223 · 58%Matching $209,278 · 42%Senate District 12 race →
- 3DOASSEMBLY 38DemocraticMatching funds$398,227totalDonors $181,073 · 45%Matching $217,154 · 55%Assembly District 38 race →
- 4PMASSEMBLY 30DemocraticMatching funds$387,503totalDonors $241,688 · 62%Matching $145,815 · 38%Assembly District 30 race →
- 5
SENATE 11DemocraticIncumbentMatching funds$372,662totalDonors $218,219 · 59%Matching $154,443 · 41%Senate District 11 race → - 6
ASSEMBLY 36DemocraticIncumbentMatching funds$346,913totalDonors $130,869 · 38%Matching $216,043 · 62%Assembly District 36 race → - 7TSASSEMBLY 23RepublicanMatching funds$314,631totalDonors $52,131 · 17%Matching $262,500 · 83%Assembly District 23 race →
- 8
SENATE 15DemocraticIncumbent$314,098totalDonors $314,098 · 100%Matching NoneSenate District 15 race → - 9
ASSEMBLY 39DemocraticIncumbentMatching funds$286,344totalDonors $204,666 · 71%Matching $81,678 · 29%Assembly District 39 race → - 10SKASSEMBLY 37DemocraticMatching funds$278,485totalDonors $103,485 · 37%Matching $175,000 · 63%Assembly District 37 race →
- 11NIASSEMBLY 32DemocraticMatching funds$267,509totalDonors $134,212 · 50%Matching $133,297 · 50%Assembly District 32 race →
- 12
ASSEMBLY 26DemocraticIncumbentMatching funds$260,709totalDonors $120,812 · 46%Matching $139,897 · 54%Assembly District 26 race → - 13PMSENATE 11RepublicanMatching funds$216,038totalDonors $42,662 · 20%Matching $173,376 · 80%Senate District 11 race →
- 14PO
- 15
ASSEMBLY 29DemocraticIncumbent$188,020totalDonors $188,020 · 100%Matching NoneAssembly District 29 race → - 16BRASSEMBLY 34DemocraticMatching funds$185,663totalDonors $108,625 · 59%Matching $77,038 · 41%Assembly District 34 race →
- 17
SENATE 16DemocraticIncumbent$172,767totalDonors $172,767 · 100%Matching NoneSenate District 16 race → - 18
SENATE 59DemocraticIncumbent$160,101totalDonors $160,101 · 100%Matching NoneSenate District 59 race → - 19PNASSEMBLY 32The AnswerMatching funds$121,548totalDonors $19,267 · 16%Matching $102,281 · 84%Assembly District 32 race →
- 20
ASSEMBLY 25DemocraticIncumbent$115,258totalDonors $115,258 · 100%Matching NoneAssembly District 25 race → - 21LJ
- 22OBASSEMBLY 33Working FamiliesMatching funds$82,487totalDonors $12,788 · 16%Matching $69,699 · 84%Assembly District 33 race →
- 23
ASSEMBLY 28DemocraticIncumbent$68,620totalDonors $68,620 · 100%Matching NoneAssembly District 28 race → - 24BCASSEMBLY 30RepublicanMatching funds$64,692totalDonors $12,848 · 20%Matching $51,844 · 80%Assembly District 30 race →
- 25
ASSEMBLY 27DemocraticIncumbent$53,780totalDonors $53,780 · 100%Matching NoneAssembly District 27 race → - 26
- 27
ASSEMBLY 31DemocraticIncumbent$44,926totalDonors $44,926 · 100%Matching NoneAssembly District 31 race → - 28
ASSEMBLY 33DemocraticIncumbent$37,615totalDonors $37,615 · 100%Matching NoneAssembly District 33 race → - 29
- 30
ASSEMBLY 40DemocraticIncumbent$25,726totalDonors $25,726 · 100%Matching NoneAssembly District 40 race → - 31
ASSEMBLY 24DemocraticIncumbent$19,250totalDonors $19,250 · 100%Matching NoneAssembly District 24 race → - 32
- 33DM
- 34WC
Not ranked
No NYSBOE campaign committee with contributions this cycle was matched for these candidates, so they are not ranked rather than shown as $0: Robert J. Speranza (Republican, Assembly 26), Jonathan Rinaldi (No Kings, Assembly 28), David J. Kemp (4 Our Immigrants, Assembly 28), Larinda C. Hooks (Democratic, Assembly 35), Edward Lee (Republican, Assembly 36), Ruben D. Cruz II (Republican, Assembly 38), Ramses S. Frias (Republican, Assembly 39), Han-Khon To (Republican, Senate 12), John Patrick Healy (Republican, Senate 13).
How we count
- Donors = itemized contributions (Schedules A–D) plus transfers in from other committees, Nov 5, 2025 – Oct 19, 2026, across each candidate’s committees, with transfers between a candidate’s own committees counted once. Same method as the Queens Legislature money map, which has each candidate’s contributors, vendors, party money, last-minute contributions and a cross-check.
- Public matching funds = payments from the NYS Public Campaign Finance Board by filer ID. “None” means no payment was recorded.
- Last-minute contributions after Oct 19 (24-hour notices) are not included; see last-minute money.
- Candidates are everyone on the NYC Board of Elections 2026 general-election contest list for Senate and Assembly districts that include part of Queens; a candidate on several lines is shown with their main party. Some districts extend into Brooklyn or Nassau; totals are each campaign’s full totals. Amounts are reported contributions and do not suggest wrongdoing.
Sources: NYSBOE disclosure data · PCFB payments · Methodology
Rae Arora · Long Island Election Guide 2026