Murkowski's 2028 campaign had $1.56 million in cash at the end of September

Sen. Lisa Murkowski's campaign had about $1.56 million in the bank at the end of September, according to the quarterly report it filed Wednesday with the Federal Election Commission. Her seat is next up in 2028.

The campaign raised about $93,000 from July through September and spent about $52,000, the report shows. Of $84,000 in contributions, about $43,000 came from individual donors, a figure that includes three tribes, and $41,000 from 23 political action committees.

The committee donors included political action committees for Delta Dental and Delaware North, at $5,000 each, and for Dominion Energy, Vistra and the American Ambulance Association, along with the AGC PAC, at $2,500 each. The Office of the Commissioner of Major League Baseball's PAC gave $2,000. PACs tied to Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics and BWX Technologies also gave.

Three tribes from outside Alaska, the Catawba Indian Nation of South Carolina, the Morongo Band of Mission Indians in California and the Tulalip Tribes of Washington, gave a combined $7,500.

Among individual donors large enough to be listed by name, Alaskans gave about $4,100. Donors in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C., gave about $20,700.

Since the start of 2025, the campaign has raised $1.38 million, an average of about $197,000 a quarter, and its cash on hand has grown from about $617,000, according to the FEC's summary.

Since January 2023, political action committees have given $653,600, about a third of the campaign's $1.95 million in contributions. Party committees have given nothing, according to the FEC.