Monolith Analytics · Nebraska 2026 · Campaign money
Legislature, District 36
Darin Tompkins (D)Rick Holdcroft (R)
Rick Holdcroft reports $89,295 on hand to Darin Tompkins’s $70,594. Outside groups have spent $159,842 in this race, $93,626 of it to help Rick Holdcroft.
Side by side
| Tompkins | Holdcroft | |
|---|---|---|
| Cash on hand, latest report | $70,594filed Oct 23 | $89,295filed Oct 25 |
| Raised since the primary | $327,335 | $144,650 |
| Raised in 2026 | $433,215$2,443 of it in-kind | $325,860 |
| Spent in 2026 | $360,120 | $249,366 |
| The candidate’s own money | $20,676 | $29,050 |
| Outside spending for | $24,769 | $70,585 |
| Outside spending against | $23,041 | $41,446 |
Money in, by month
Outside spending
| Spender | Candidate | Since the primary | All 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Preserve The Good Lifelast on Oct 15 | Rick Holdcroftagainst | $29,151 | $32,423 |
| Nebraska Conservative Leadership Fundlast on Sep 24 | Rick Holdcroftfor | $27,789 | $27,789 |
| Preserve The Good Lifelast on Oct 9 | Darin Tompkinsfor | $14,408 | $24,688 |
| National Association Of Realtors Fundlast on Oct 5 | Rick Holdcroftfor | $24,508 | $24,508 |
| Nebraska Unitedlast on Oct 21 | Darin Tompkinsagainst | $23,041 | $23,041 |
| Citizens In Chargelast on Oct 13 | Rick Holdcroftfor | $17,710 | $17,710 |
| Planned Parenthood Advocates Of Nebraskalast on May 19 | Rick Holdcroftagainst | $5,343 | $9,024 |
| Sarpy County Republican Partylast on Oct 15 | Rick Holdcroftfor | $551 | $579 |
| Sarpy County Democratic Partylast on Apr 9 | Darin Tompkinsfor | $0 | $81 |
Darin Tompkins
Where the money comes from
- PACs$298,275
- Businesses and groups$60,946
- Individuals$46,618
- The candidate$20,676
- Parties$4,500
- Other candidates$2,100
- Other$100
Largest givers, 2026
- Nebraskans For A Stronger FuturePACs, Lincoln$117,700
- Democracy NebraskaPACs, Lincoln$100,000
- Dianne S Lozier TrustBusinesses and groups, Omaha$25,000
- Darin TompkinsThe candidate, Papillion$20,676
- Way Back PACPACs, Sheridan$20,000
- Nebraska State Education Association PACPACs, Lincoln$20,000
- IBEW PAC Voluntary FundPACs, Washington D.C.$10,000
- Nebraska & Southwest Iowa Building & Construction Trades CouncilBusinesses and groups, Omaha$7,500
- Gifts of $250 or lessnot itemized$16,417
Largest payees, 2026
- Valkyrie Strategiesmail, mailer, palm cards$159,438
- Foundation Blue Mediadigital, digital ads$110,053
- Winning Connectionscall, call / text, calls / text$31,560
- One House Strategiesconsulting, consulting / filing fee, consulting fee$28,970
- Public Policy Pollingpolling$11,000
- Chism Strategiescall /text, calls / text, calls /text$4,156
Rick Holdcroft
Where the money comes from
- Individuals$125,535
- PACs$82,050
- Businesses and groups$79,675
- The candidate$29,050
- Other candidates$9,550
Largest givers, 2026
- Rick HoldcroftThe candidate, Bellevue$29,050
- Donald CrevierIndividuals, Irvine$25,000
- William KentIndividuals, Fort Lauderdale$20,000
- William IngramIndividuals, Palm Beach$10,000
- Nebraska Bankers State Political Action CommitteePACs, Lincoln$9,100
- Others (Non-Individuals) Who Have Contributed During Period, But Each $250 Or Less For Calendar YearBusinesses and groups$8,050
- Nebraska Realtors PACPACs, Lincoln$8,000
- Associated Beverage Distributors Of Nebraska - BpacPACs, Lincoln$6,500
- Gifts of $250 or lessnot itemized$7,450
Largest payees, 2026
- Ax Mediacampaign media broadcasting and youtube , streaming tv and youtube campaign ads$92,500
- Axiom Strategiesbrochure design, production and mailing, campaign consulting fees, campaign direct mail design development,$70,744
- Jbest & Companycampaign fund raising fee, campaign fund raising fees, campaign fundraising fees$32,780
- Pulse Precision Sciencepre primary polling campaign fee$12,057
- Remington Researchcampaign texts to voters, group texting to potential voters, live calling to potential voters$11,616
- Nebraska Republican Partycampaign literature layout, printing and$6,643
About these numbers
- “Raised” adds up itemized receipts, net of amendments, including in-kind gifts; pledges are left out. Cash on hand is the campaign’s own figure from its latest statement.
- Spending leaves out third-party expenditure rows, which repeat in-kind items.
- Outside spending is independent expenditures that name a candidate, for or against, by the group that paid.