As the 2026 Midterms approach, money is beginning to pour in for both Republicans and Democrats.

A new report by the New York Times revealed who the biggest mega-donors are heading into the 2026 Midterms.

Topping the list at $115.3 million were venture capitalists Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, who donated to several Republican PACs, including MAGA INC.

Coming in at second was George and Alex Soros, who donated $103.7 million to Democrat aligned PACs.

In third and fourth on the list were hedge fund investor Jeff Yass and the world’s richest man, Elon Musk, who both donated to Republican PACs.

Per The Daily Caller:

The 20 biggest donors in the 2026 midterm elections poured $1.2 billion into House and Senate races in the 2026 election cycle so far.

The tech industry, sports betting groups, billionaires and special interest groups poured tons of cash into the races ahead of November, according to The New York Times. The donors included Elon Musk, George and Alex Soros and Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange.

Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, the founders of the Silicon Valley firm Andreessen Horowitz, donated $115.3 million, including $50 million to Leading the Future, a major super PAC supporting artificial intelligence (AI), according to the Times. They also donated $46.8 million to crypto super PAC Fairshake and $12 million to MAGA Inc., a super PAC supporting President Donald Trump.

George and Alex Soros, a father-and-son pair, gave $103.7 million to super PACs supporting Democrats, according to the Times. The Soros pair donated $102 million to Democracy PAC, which transfers money to other Democratic super PACs, $500,000 to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and $300,000 to Fair Fight, a voting rights-focused super PAC.

Read the full list of mega-donors and how much they have shelled out here:

  • Marc Andreessen & Ben Horowitz | Republican | $115.3 million | Founders of Andreessen Horowitz

 

  • George & Alex Soros | Democrat | $103.7 million | Investors and philanthropists

 

  • Jeff Yass | Republican | $93.8 million | Hedge fund investor

 

  • Elon Musk | Republican | $90.5 million | Founder of Tesla and SpaceX

 

  • One Nation | Republican | $75.7 million | Conservative nonprofit political organization

 

  • Richard & Elizabeth Uihlein | Republican | $70 million | Industrialists

 

  • Miriam Adelson | Republican | $67.6 million | Wealth from the Adelson casino fortune

 

  • Ripple Labs & Chris Larsen | Special Interest | $65.7 million | Cryptocurrency company and entrepreneur

 

  • Majority Forward | Democrat | $63 million | Democratic nonprofit political organization

 

  • Coinbase | Special Interest | $55.2 million | Cryptocurrency exchange

 

  • Paul Singer | Republican | $52.5 million | Founder of Elliott Investment Management

 

  • Greg & Anna Brockman | Republican | $50 million | Greg Brockman co-founded OpenAI

 

  • House Majority Forward | Democrat | $45.2 million | Democratic nonprofit political organization

 

  • American Action Network | Republican | $44.3 million | Conservative nonprofit political organization

 

  • Cameron & Tyler Winklevoss | Republican | $42.7 million | Cryptocurrency investors

 

  • Crypto.com | Republican | $38.6 million | Cryptocurrency company

 

  • American Prosperity Alliance | Republican | $36.3 million | Conservative nonprofit political organization

 

  • Koch Inc. | Republican | $35 million | Industrial conglomerate

 

  • DraftKings | Special Interest | $34.8 million | Sports betting company

 

  • Ken Griffin | Republican | $32.2 million | Founder of Citadel

Currently, the RNC holds a massive cash advantage over the DNC.

MS NOW reported the RNC has $129 million in cash on hand with zero debt, compared to the DNC, which holds only $16 million in cash on hand with $18 million in debt.

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