Candidates vying for congressional seats in the 2014 midterm election were required to file a new round of campaign finance reports Tuesday, which record how much each candidate has raised this election cycle.
Looking at the least definitive races in both the House and the Senate — the races where either party has a similar chance to win the election — reveals that there are, in some cases, large disparities between how much each candidate has been able to raise.
Senate
House
Total raised
Cash on hand
Dollars
Proportions
Box size represents total dollars raised this election cycle.
Box size represents the proportion of the candidate who raised the least to the one who raised the most.
SOURCE: Federal Election Commission.