The receipts
They tell you there is no money. This page keeps the
measured record — every figure from a named source, every axis
starting at zero.
Primary ballots cast, 2026
Democratic
Democratic: 13.7M ballots 13.7M
Republican
Republican: 12.2M ballots 12.2M
30 states verified, D/R per state: Texas 2,319,187/2,166,910 (SOS canvass (US Senate races) via Wikipedia ); North Carolina 827,755/627,404 (NCSBE certified canvass (US Senate) via Wikipedia ); Arkansas 130,683/281,973 (SOS canvass (US Senate) via Wikipedia ); Mississippi 150,641/158,196 (SOS canvass (US Senate) via Wikipedia ); Illinois 1,256,822/539,344 (ISBE certified canvass (US Senate) via Wikipedia ); Ohio 767,360/820,746 (SOS canvass (Governor; D unopposed) via Wikipedia ); Nebraska 127,305/188,711 (SOS canvass (Governor) via Wikipedia ); West Virginia 93,297/120,891 (SOS canvass (US Senate) via Wikipedia ); Louisiana 344,838/401,174 (SOS canvass (closed US Senate primary, first round) via Wikipedia ); Alabama 332,913/482,541 (SOS canvass (US Senate, first round) via Wikipedia ); Georgia 1,081,811/933,817 (SOS canvass (Governor, first round) via Wikipedia ); Idaho 49,386/238,762 (SOS canvass (Governor) via Wikipedia ); Kentucky 332,737/469,172 (SBE canvass (US Senate) via Wikipedia ); Oregon 490,457/366,201 (SOS canvass (US Senate) via Wikipedia ); Pennsylvania 1,116,960/641,534 (DOS canvass (Governor; both sides unopposed) via Wikipedia ); Iowa 191,950/206,255 (SOS canvass (US Senate) via Wikipedia ); Montana 111,743/169,062 (SOS canvass (US Senate) via Wikipedia ); New Jersey 641,695/264,003 (Division of Elections official ballots-by-party ); New Mexico 219,332/120,581 (SOS canvass (Governor) via Wikipedia ); South Dakota —/136,230 (SOS canvass (Governor, first round; no D statewide primary existed) via Wikipedia ); Maine 217,747/129,407 (SOS RCV tabulation (Governor, round one) via Wikipedia ); Nevada 187,818/189,638 (SOS canvass (Governor) via Wikipedia ); North Dakota 34,604/81,915 (SOS canvass (US House at-large; D uncontested) via Wikipedia ); South Carolina 371,993/472,956 (Election Commission canvass (Governor, first round) via Wikipedia ); Virginia —/241,353 (Dept of Elections canvass (US Senate, R only; D primary canceled) via Wikipedia ); Oklahoma 172,463/403,099 (State Election Board canvass (Governor, first round) via Wikipedia ); Maryland 633,080/207,817 (State Board of Elections official results (Governor) ); Colorado 888,575/522,974 (SOS canvass (Governor) via Wikipedia ); Arizona 512,550/613,000 (SOS certified canvass, Aug 6 (Governor; D unopposed) via Wikipedia ); Vermont 80,686/21,799 (SOS canvass, certified Aug 18 (Governor) via Wikipedia )
Ballots in each state's comparable statewide primary contests, certified state by state - not party registration, and not a November prediction. Top-two states (CA, WA, AK) have no party ballots to count; unopposed-side states are counted as cast. Ten states await certification and join as their canvasses land.