It's good to be chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. Van Hollen will sail to a fourth term in the Eighth District.

Cummings is in his sixth full term and faces only nominal opposition.

This freshman seeems to have dodged a bullet and not drawn any serious primary challenges this cycle. He'll hang on to the Third District seat for at least another term and watch his warchest grow.

Harris has been outraising and outspending his nine-term opponent and receiving an incredible amount of Republican establishment support - and money.

She's raising small-dollar donations like crazy, though most of it is coming from out of state.

Perhaps it's due to his late entry, but even with a major loan to himself (and its subsequently major debt), Pipkin has not been able to keep pace with his competitors.

This is still his Q3 report, so we can't account for his Q4 spending, though he says he's been actively fundraising.

She loaned herself $10,000 while Andrew Duck vastly outraised her - more than 7:1 in individual contributions. But the difference is that Duck is running a real campaign, and thus, Deibert edges out both he and former Frederick Mayor Jennifer Dougherty for cash on hand.