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Outside Groups Invest Millions in Key Senate Races

External political groups have contributed substantial funds to competitive Senate races. The New Hampshire Senate election alone has seen approximately $50 million in spending from these organizations, as they focus on contests that could determine the balance of power in the Senate.

09/30/2026 · Arizona edition

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Why it matters locally: While the article highlights New Hampshire, Arizona also has a competitive Senate race that is attracting substantial outside spending, potentially influencing the state's representation in the U.S. Senate and the national political landscape.

WASHINGTON D.C. – Outside political organizations are directing significant financial resources into a select number of Senate elections. These races, including the one in New Hampshire, could influence which party controls the U.S. Senate next year. Financial disclosures indicate that approximately $50 million has been spent in the New Hampshire Senate contest by groups operating independently of candidate campaigns. This spending highlights the focus of these organizations on races with the potential to shift the partisan composition of the Senate.

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