Democrats maintain large cash advantage in Southern Nevada House races heading into campaign stretch
From left, Reps. Steven Horsford, Susie Lee and Dina Titus, the three Democratic incumbents representing Southern Nevada’s congressional districts, each hold commanding cash-on-hand advantages over their Republican challengers ahead of the 2026 November election. Photo by:
Heading into the fall campaign stretch, Democratic incumbents in Southern Nevada’s three congressional districts have built commanding financial leads over their Republican challengers, according to campaign finance reports filed with the Federal Election Commission to meet Wednesday’s second-quarter deadline.
Rep. Susie Lee of the 3rd Congressional District — the most competitive of Nevada’s House seats — has amassed the largest war chest among the six candidates covered in the filings, reporting $3.69 million cash on hand through June 30. Lee raised $4.4 million total over the 2025-26 cycle, drawing more than $2.85 million from individual contributors and $1.3 million from other committees, and has spent just under…