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April McClain Delaney

April McClain Delaney is a Democratic incumbent in Maryland's 6th district. $12.3M raised, $12.0M spent, $308K cash through Jun 30, 2026. On the November ballot

$12.3Mraised
$12.0Mspent
$308Kcash on hand
Campaign finance$12.3M raised

Flags are rules applied to FEC totals, not judgements. Reported

Raised$12.3M
Spent$12.0M
Cash on hand$308K
Campaign finance
MeasureAmount
Raised (total receipts)$12,308,220
Spent (disbursements)$12,013,488
Cash on hand$307,611
Debts owed by campaign$14,873,000
Filing covers throughJun 30, 2026

Reported Self-reported to the FEC.

Record in Congressage 62 · 1 term · votes right of 38% of the House
62age on Election Day
1House term (since 2025)
Democratparty in Congress

Voting record

-10+1more liberalmore conservativeDelaney
Voting record
MeasureValue
DW-NOMINATE score (first dimension)-0.29
Votes more conservative than38% of House members
Democratic median / Republican median-0.40 / +0.53
Roll-call votes counted556

Estimate DW-NOMINATE (Voteview, UCLA) scales members from their roll-call votes in the 119th Congress: negative is more liberal, positive more conservative. It describes voting patterns, not views on any one issue. See the member on Voteview.

Official House website · Official biography (Congress)

Reported Facts from the public congress-legislators dataset, current to 2026-10-15.

Financial disclosurepartly read, filed 2026-09-08

Annual report for 2025, filed 2026-09-08. We could read 246 of the 250 asset lines in this report, so we show those and no totals: a total from a partial read would mislead. Open the official report (PDF)

Assets we could read
AssetType codeOwnerValue range
Acacia Partners, LPHEJT$5.0M to $25.0M
D : Fund manager letter on file with the Committee on Ethics. Alliance Partners Holdings, LLCOLSP$100K to $250K
Ordinary Income $50,001 - $100,000 L : Chevy Chase, MD, US D : Banking American Steadfast, LP (hedge fund)HEJT$5.0M to $25.0M
D : Fund manager letter on file with the Committee on Ethics. Enlightenment Capital Solutions Fund II, LPHEself$500K to $1.0M
D : private equity in buyout growth Farallon Capital Partners, LP (hedge fund)HEJT$5.0M to $25.0M
FFL Executive Partners IV, LPOTSP$250K to $500K
D : Private Equity. Fund manager letter on file with the Committee on Ethics. Forbright, Inc.PSJT$25.0M to $50.0M
D : Bank stock Forbright, Inc., call optionOPSP$5.0M to $25.0M
D : Options Healthpoint Capital Partners II, LPHEJT$15K to $50K
D : private equity in healthcare JPM US TreasuryGSJT$5.0M to $25.0M
Mass Mutual - Whole LifeWUSP$100K to $250K
Notes receivables - Key Bridge Partners LLC, Bethesda, MDDOJTnone
Pacific West - CheckingBASP$50K to $100K
al PropertyRPJT$1.0M to $5.0M
L : Montgomery County, MD, US Wells Fargo - CheckingBAJT$500K to $1.0M
2015 Insurance Trust ⇒ Mass Mutual, whole lifeWUself$500K to $1.0M
2015 Insurance Trust ⇒ Wells Fargo - CheckingBAself$1,001 to $15K
Allstate, variable annuity ⇒ Fixed 1 Year 11/5/22 at 3%FNJT$500K to $1.0M
Allstate, variable annuity ⇒ Invesco VI S&P 500 Index Port - Series IMFJT$250K to $500K
Allstate, variable annuity ⇒ Morgan Stanley - VIS Multicap Growth Port - Class XMFJT$250K to $500K
AMD 09 LLC ⇒ Federated Treasury Obligations Fund - (TOIXX)GSself$1.0M to $5.0M
AMD 09 LLC ⇒ Forbright, Inc.PSself$1.0M to $5.0M
D : Bank stock AMD 09 LLC ⇒ Wells Fargo, N.A.BAself$250K to $500K
Cloister Cottage Venture, LLC ⇒ Investment in Residential PropertyRPSP$1.0M to $5.0M
L : Sea Island, GA, US Cloister Cottage Venture, LLC ⇒ Investment in Residential PropertyRPself$1.0M to $5.0M
L : Sea Island, GA, US Cloister Cottage Venture, LLC ⇒ Wells Fargo - CheckingBAself$15K to $50K
Cloister Cottage Venture, LLC ⇒ Wells Fargo - CheckingBASP$15K to $50K
DC Insurance Trust ⇒ Wells Fargo - CheckingBADC$1,001 to $15K
DC Insurance Trust ⇒ Pacific Life ⇒ BlackRock Global Allocation VI Fund III (GAIII)OTDC$50K to $100K
D : Mutual Fund DC Insurance Trust ⇒ Pacific Life ⇒ Fidelity VIP Contrafund 2 (IFVCX)MFDC$250K to $500K
DC Insurance Trust ⇒ Pacific Life ⇒ Fidelity VIP Mid Cap Class 2MFDC$100K to $250K
DC Insurance Trust ⇒ Pacific Life ⇒ MFS International Large CapMFDC$100K to $250K
DC Insurance Trust ⇒ Pacific Life ⇒ Morgan Stanley PSF Real Estate PortfolioMFDC$50K to $100K
DC Insurance Trust ⇒ Pacific Life ⇒ PIMCO VIT Global Multi-Asset Managed - Allocation Advisor ClassMFDC$50K to $100K
DC Insurance Trust ⇒ Pacific Life ⇒ Van Eck VIP Global Hard AssetsMFDC$15K to $50K
East Capitol Venture, LLC ⇒ Allspring C&B Large Cap Value Fund-R6 (CBEJX)MFself$100K to $250K
East Capitol Venture, LLC ⇒ Eaton Vance Global Macro Absolute Return Advantage - Class R6 (EGRSX)MFself$50K to $100K
East Capitol Venture, LLC ⇒ Federated Treasury Cash Reserves #125BAself$50K to $100K
D : money market fund East Capitol Venture, LLC ⇒ Invesco Developing Markets Fund Class R6 (ODVIX)MFself$100K to $250K
East Capitol Venture, LLC ⇒ Investment in Residential PropertyRPself$1.0M to $5.0M

Reported Values are bands, as filed. Parsed automatically; the PDF is the record.

Donor portrait4% small gifts
4%of individual money came in gifts of $200 or less
43%of itemized money came from donors in MD
Forbright Banktop named employer of donors

By gift size

Individual contributions by size
Gift sizeTotalShare
$200 and under$40,7254%
$200.01 to $499.99$21,8592%
$500 to $999.99$60,1137%
$1,000 to $1,999.99$182,90420%
$2,000 and up$618,30167%

By state

Where itemized donors live
StateItemized individual moneyShare
MD$379,35243%
DC$205,50023%
VA$57,8387%
CA$53,6056%
NY$40,6155%
FL$23,2503%

By employer

Top employers
Employer named by donorsTotal
Forbright Bank$27,750
Null$20,600
Gallatin Point Capital$13,800
Georgetown University$10,500
Anthropic$10,500
Bcg$10,500
National Journal Group$7,000
Epic Advisory Llc$7,000

By occupation

Top occupations
Occupation named by donorsTotal
Attorney$52,228
Ceo$48,250
Real Estate$28,393
Executive$24,143
Null$20,600
President$18,000
Lawyer$13,750
Consultant$13,000

Reported FEC itemized contributions this cycle, fetched 2026-10-15. Itemized means a donor gave over $200 in total. Employer and occupation are what donors report about themselves; “retired”, “homemaker”, “self-employed” and similar non-answers are left out of the employer and occupation lists. It describes who gave, not who votes for the candidate.

Public attention3,014 views in 30 days
3,014Wikipedia views, last 30 days
#304 of 461among candidates in the race with an article

Share of views in this race

April McClain Delaney58%
Robin Ficker42%
Views in this race
CandidateViews, 30 daysShare of the candidates with an article
April McClain Delaney3,01458%
Robin Ficker2,21342%

Reported Page views of April McClain Delaney on English Wikipedia, 2026-09-14 to 2026-10-13 (Wikimedia). Views show curiosity, not support: long-serving incumbents have older, better-known articles, and many challengers have none.

Where the money comes fromindividuals, PACs, party, self
Individual donors 7%PACs and other committees 3%Party committees 0%Candidate's own money 89%Other (refunds, transfers, loans) 1%
Funding mix
Source of moneyAmountShare of receipts
Individual donors$869,2177.1%
PACs and other committees$377,2503.1%
Party committees$530.0%
Candidate's own money$11,000,00089.4%
Other (refunds, transfers, loans)$61,7000.5%
This raceMD-06, rank #1 of 2

April McClain Delaney ranks #1 of 2 in reported fundraising in this race.

MD-06 · Maryland · Democratic candidates · House forecasts

Elsewhere: Wikipedia · Wikidata · Official website · X (Twitter) · links matched through Wikidata and checked against the member or candidate record

Sources and methodFEC

All figures come from the Federal Election Commission and cover each filing period through Jun 30, 2026. FEC ID H4MD06340, committee C00854471. View the official record.

Ballot status: listed as a nominee in Wikipedia's article for this state (CC BY-SA), matched to this FEC record by name.