These Billionaires Have Spent The Most On the November Midterms
Topline The 10 top billionaire donors in the midterm elections alone have already given more than $734 billion, federal election records show, as high-profile billionaires like Marc Andreessen, Elon Musk, George Soros and the Winklevoss twins pour millions into federal races. Elon Musk on May 14 in Beijing. Copyright 2026 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. Key Facts Billionaires and the companies they control have made up nearly all of the top individual donors this election cycle, based on rankings compiled by The New York Times and Washington Post, with the full list of top donors rounded out by GOP- and Democratic-aligned nonprofits, crypto companies Coinbase and Crypto.com and sports betting site DraftKings. Marc Andreessen (Forbes Valuation: $1.9 billion):Andreessen, his business partner Ben Horowitz and their venture capital fund Andreessen Horowitz have donated a combined $115.3 millionthis election cycle, as calculated by the Times, while federal election records show Andresseen has personally given some $42.2 million—with the biggest checks going to PACs supporting crypto and AI, along with President Donald Trumps MAGA Inc. George Soros (Forbes Valuation: $7.5 billion): Soros and his son Alex are the top Democratic givers this election cycle, giving a combined $103.7 millionto Democratic-aligned super PACs between the family and groups they control,









