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Yes, according to Peachfile, Keisha Sean Waites raised $0
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November 3, 2026 · General election
Georgia’s statewide matchups
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State totals: Peachfile’s {{ date(data.peachfile_totals_source.as_of) }} export, as of each campaign’s last filed report. Federal totals: FEC 2025–26 summaries. Amounts are rounded here; exact figures and coverage dates are in each comparison.
What stands out
Identified self-funding is separated from other individual contributions using curated candidate-name variants, not fuzzy name matching. A matching name is not independent identity verification; relatives, associated organizations, loans and unmatched names are not attributed to the candidate.
Sources and limits
Nominee list checked October 10, 2026. These are major-party comparisons for November, not a complete ballot or a forecast. Nonpartisan judicial elections held earlier in 2026 are outside this November matchup guide.
Headline totals, fundraising leads, ratios and ordering use Peachfile’s campaign-to-date Contributions field from the {{ date(data.peachfile_totals_source.as_of) }} candidate export. These totals include monetary and in-kind contributions, not loans, repayments or interest. They are as of each campaign’s last filed report, not a live feed, and represent neither spending nor cash on hand.
Donor analysis uses published GA FastMoney transaction reports with a {{ date(data.contribution_cutoff) }} cutoff. Bottoms’s governor-campaign analysis also includes verified April–June 2025 donations from earlier filing ID 789914; the later account begins July 1, 2025. Loans and repayments are excluded. Refunds are listed separately from gross donor charts. Other earlier account histories are not merged without identity and overlap checks. Reconciliation details are available in each campaign’s fundraising source note; no missing donors or classifications are inferred. Donor percentages use the available-records subtotal, not the headline total. A difference may reflect older records, amendments, account history or reporting completeness.
Dates in the donor analysis are transaction dates, not proof that a filing deadline was met. Receipt counts are not unique donor counts. Sector classifications cover organizations, not individuals’ employers, and exclude unknown categories. Jackson’s named contributions use the two explicitly identified Richard Jackson name variants; associated entities are not included in that calculation.
Outside spending is from the {{ date(data.outside_as_of) }} independent-expenditure snapshot. Exact committee-name and office matches only; unmatched records and shared-target amounts are not assigned to a candidate. “None matched” is not proof of no outside spending. These figures do not establish that all outside money is dark money.