U.S. House · New York - 10

An Open House Seat With Uneven Policy Coverage

NY-10 is an open-seat November 3 contest between Brad Lander and Jennifer E. Moore. Lander has documented positions in five issue areas. Moore calls for addressing the cost of living and supports the NYPD and first responders; the cited campaign excerpt does not specify federal policy proposals.

Overview Issues Money

Raised & cash on hand

Cycle-to-date · Federal Election Commission (FEC) — figures change as new reports are filed.

Lander

$2.5M$55K cash

Bar = raised this cycle · the tick marks how much is still on hand.

Who's funding them

Top employers of each campaign's donors (individual donations grouped by the employer each donor reported), from Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings.

Lander

ANTHROPIC$35KGOOGLE$22KCOLUMBIA UNIVERSITY$16KCITY OF NEW YORK$9KLATHAM & WATKINS LLP$7K

Outside money

Super-PAC spending independent of the campaigns, shown for and against each candidate.

spent againstspent for

Lander$219K

$139K

Against: NEW YORKERS FIGHTING BACK (NYFB) () · NEW ENGAGEMENT PAC ()

For: INDIVISIBLE ACTION () · MOVEON.ORG POLITICAL ACTION () · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY PAC ()

FEC cycle summaries for this race run through June 30, 2026. The FEC candidate record for Jennifer E. Moore identifies principal committee C00954669 but reports no 2025–2026 financial summary; no cycle total, cash-on-hand figure, or employer rollup is listed for her.

Sources: INDIVISIBLE ACTION () · MOVEON.ORG POLITICAL ACTION () · NEW YORKERS FIGHTING BACK (NYFB) () · NEW ENGAGEMENT PAC () · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY PAC ()