In the current election cycle across 10 states, attorneys general have collectively raised $48.4 million. Nearly half of that number has come from Josh Shapiro (D-Pa.), who has raised $20.5 million running for governor rather than for re-election. Two other attorneys general—Rob Bonta of California ($8.7 million) and Ken Paxton of Texas ($5.9 million)— have raised $5 million or more for re-election campaigns.

Figures from Virginia, which held an election for attorney general in 2021, are not included above. Jason Miyares (R) raised $7.4 million and spent $6.9 million during the 2021 campaign cycle. He defeated then-Attorney General Mark Herring (D) 50.4%-49.6%.

Here is how that fundraising compares across the 10 states with data available from Transparency USA for this election cycle:

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California attorney general raises $8.7 million this election cycle

Florida attorney general raises $1.2 million this election cycle

Indiana attorney general raises $492,787 this election cycle

Michigan attorney general raises $1.8 million this election cycle

Minnesota attorney general raises $540,932 this election cycle

North Carolina attorney general raises $2.3 million this election cycle

Ohio attorney general raises $2.03 million this election cycle

Pennsylvania attorney general –and nominee for governor– raises $20.5 million this election cycle

Texas attorney general raises $5.9 million this election cycle

Virginia attorney general raised $7.4 million in 2021 election

Wisconsin attorney general raises $1.1 million this election cycle

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