DNC Reports More Than $10 Million From Small-Dollar Donors in September

Shreveport Texarkana, LA, October 15, 2026 —

The Democratic National Committee said it raised more than $10 million from small-dollar donors in September, describing the total as a significant surge ahead of the midterm elections and saying it exceeded fundraising levels from previous cycles.

The announcement, as summarized, did not specify the year, the exact amount raised, the number of donors or how the committee defines a small-dollar contribution. It also did not provide the figures or time periods used to compare September’s fundraising with previous cycles.

The reported total reflects money raised from the category of donors described by the committee as small-dollar contributors. No breakdown was provided showing how much came from individual contributions, whether donors gave more than once, or how the funds were collected.

The announcement places the fundraising ahead of the midterm elections, but it did not state how the money would be spent or identify particular campaigns or activities it would support. It also did not include comments from committee officials beyond the reported characterization of the increase.

Without the underlying comparison figures and additional details about the contributions, the scale of the increase cannot be quantified from the information provided. The reported amount and comparison are the details available: the DNC said small-dollar donors contributed more than $10 million in September, and that the total was higher than in previous cycles.

The committee’s announcement did not provide information about other fundraising sources or overall receipts. Those details, along with the year and a more precise definition of “small-dollar,” were not included in the summary.

Story summarized from the original created by MIKE CATALINI, Associated Press on www.ktalnews.com, see more information here.

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