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Checked against the record · Ohio Senate 2026

Did Jon Husted raise $7.7 million in the second quarter of 2026?

No verdict yet. Counted once across four committees he raised $7.74 million, with other fair counts from $7.31 to $8.40 million; his six committees held $10.75 million on June 30.

Jon Husted

Fundraising: the second quarter of 2026

No verdict

What they say

His campaign says he raised $7.7 million across all affiliated committees in the second quarter of 2026, bringing his cash on hand to more than $11 million.

“Jon Husted raised a campaign-record $7.7 million across all affiliated committees during the second quarter, more than doubling his first-quarter total and bringing his cash on hand to more than $11 million.”

Source: Husted for Senate

What the record shows · Jun 30, 2026

His principal campaign committee, Husted for Senate, reported receipts of $260,995.17 for April 1 to 15 and $3,831,806.20 for April 16 to June 30, a total of $4,092,801.37, and cash on hand of $9,418,818.45 on June 30. Two joint fundraising committees raised money for him in the quarter. Husted Victory reported $3,219,278.53 in receipts. Team Husted reported $2,153,164.49 and passed $1,195,236.60 of it to his campaign, $513,005.51 to Ohio Flyer PAC and $151,205.93 to the NRSC. His leadership PAC, Jobs Opportunity Now PAC, reported $135,819.59. Counting each dollar once across those four committees, and leaving out what Team Husted passed to other groups, gives $7,736,850.87. Cash on hand across the six committees tied to him was $10,754,460.71 on June 30.

Sources: Federal Election Commission, Federal Election Commission, Federal Election Commission, Federal Election Commission, Federal Election Commission, Federal Election Commission, Federal Election Commission

Why there is no verdict here

No filing shows how a joint fundraising committee splits its money among its members, so no single report gives the $7.7 million. Counted once across his four committees, the filings come to $7.74 million, in line with the claim. Cash on hand on June 30 was $10.75 million across all six, short of the "more than $11 million" claimed. The third-quarter reports, due October 15, show where the joint committees' money went next.

Sources: Federal Election Commission, Federal Election Commission, Federal Election Commission, Federal Election Commission

Limit: The six committees are his campaign committee, his nominee fund, his leadership PAC, Husted Victory, Team Husted and the Barrasso Husted Moody Fund. Cleveland Husted Victory registered on July 17, 2026, after the quarter. Other reasonable ways of counting give $7.31 million to $8.40 million. Whether the quarter more than doubled his first was not tested.

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