With all FEC reports now in, we take a look at the results for every congressional district.

The pre-primary first quarter runs from January 1st, 2016 to April 6th, 2016.

Below we’ve included the top-line numbers for every district in the commonwealth, which includes the amounts raised, spent, and current cash on hand. Also, each incumbent is identified in italics along with their PVI and the year they were first sworn into Congress.

PA-1

Rep. Bob Brady-D+28-1998

Raised: $156,278

Spent: $268,313

COH: $487,473

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/641/201604159012515641/201604159012515641.pdf

Brady made a massive $200,000 contribution to the DCCC, evidence of just how high he ranks in the Congressional Dems’ inner circle right now.

PA-2

Rep. Chaka Fattah-D+38-1995

Raised: $14,720

Spent: $9,654

COH: $7,673

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/503/201604179012571503/201604179012571503.pdf

Congressman Fattah’s report arrived late, which got him a rebuke from the FEC. The big problem for Fattah, though, are those low numbers. Well, them and the 29 indictments.

Dwight Evans

Raised: $517,588

Spent: $496,655

COH: $323,945

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/724/201604149012419724/201604149012419724.pdf

Evans has been a serious threat to defeat Fattah from the beginning and these totals emphasize why.

Brian Gordon

Raised: $11,219

Spent: $25,386

COH: $2,001

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/245/201604149012414245/201604149012414245.pdf

A heavy underdog, although judging by his low cash on hand total he should be commended for leaving it all on the field.

Dan Muroff

Raised: $81,757

Spent: $195,604

COH: $94,721

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/391/201604149012419391/201604149012419391.pdf

Muroff impressed with his fundraising in a tough race which might have caught the attention of politicos in Philly.

PA-3

Rep. Mike Kelly-R+8-2011

Raised: $178,748

Spent: $120,005

COH: $674,466

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/645/201604119012287645/201604119012287645.pdf

It will be interesting to see if Kelly uses his cash on hand advantage to help out his party.

PA-4

Rep. Scott Perry-R+9-2013

Raised: $53,353

Spent: $44,973

COH: $276,855

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/415/201604149012334415/201604149012334415.pdf

Not the best totals, then again Rep. Perry doesn’t have anything to worry about.

PA-5

Rep. Glenn Thompson-R+8-2009

Raised: $121,605

Spent: $157,130

COH: $341,378

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/600/201604159012490600/201604159012490600.pdf

Rep. Thompson is in good financial shape in a GOP-favored district.

Kerith Strano Taylor

Raised: $10,120

Spent: $8,716

COH: $11,435

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/466/201604129012306466/201604129012306466.pdf

Taylor is in rough financial shape in a GOP-favored district.

PA-6

Rep. Ryan Costello-R+2-2015

Raised: $503,330

Spent: $146,725

COH: $1,218,097

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/607/201604159012460607/201604159012460607.pdf

The freshman continues to bring in impressive hauls and is well positioned for November.

Mike Parrish

Raised: $29,494

Spent: $41,294

COH: $15,911

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/474/201604149012421474/201604149012421474.pdf

Parrish’s fundraising efforts aren’t consistent with a serious contender in a competitive seat.

PA-7

Rep. Pat Meehan-R+2-2011

Raised: $512,123

Spent: $189,017

COH: $2,526,004

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/964/201604149012415964/201604149012415964.pdf

Rep. Meehan continues to dominate the fundraising race.

Mary Ellen Balchunis

Raised: $22,637

Spent: $14,922

COH: $17,721

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/655/201604159012565655/201604159012565655.pdf

For someone who won the nomination in 2014 and may very well do so again, Balchunis is a terrible fundraiser.

Bill Golderer

Raised: $118,619

Spent: $217,026

COH: $136,010

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/656/201604149012414656/201604149012414656.pdf

The Democrat will need more money to compete against an incumbent like Meehan.

PA-8

Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick-R+1-2011

Raised: $562

Spent: $46,307

COH: $989,895

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/162/201604159012492162/201604159012492162.pdf

Fitzpatrick gave $11,500 to the Bucks County GOP. Expect even more if his brother is the nominee.

Brian Fitzpatrick

Raised: $452,203

Spent: $38,826

COH: $413,377

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/172/201604149012407172/201604149012407172.pdf

The first-time candidate gets off to a great start.

Marc Duome

Raised: $10,451

Spent: $3,744

COH: $6,706

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/979/201604159012495979/201604159012495979.pdf

Not going to be enough money to prevail over the incumbent’s younger brother.

Note: GOP candidate Andy Warren’s report hasn’t been released yet.

Shaughnessy Naughton

Raised: $384,187

Spent: $630,422

COH: $388,751

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/836/201604149012417836/201604149012417836.pdf

Naughton lost the 2014 primary by 817 votes. Now she’s spending big in order to make sure 2016 is not a repeat.

Steve Santarsiero

Raised: $428,211

Spent: $549,090

COH: $301,606

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/958/201604149012416958/201604149012416958.pdf

After initially struggling as a fundraiser, the State Rep. stepped up his game with the nomination on the line.

PA-9

Rep. Bill Shuster-R+14-2001

Raised: $722,007

Spent: $724,201

COH: $1,372,160

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/784/201604149012406784/201604149012406784.pdf

Rep. Shuster stepped up his game ahead of the GOP primary.

Art Halvorson

Raised: $133,807

Spent: $143,734

COH: $31,074

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/241/201604169012568241/201604169012568241.pdf

Halvorson’s performance has improved but it may not be enough.

PA-10

Rep. Tom Marino-R+12-2011

Raised: $131,955

Spent: $70,420

COH: $385,297

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/614/201604149012329614/201604149012329614.pdf

Given his strength in his district, Marino can afford to focus more on the presidential contest.

PA-11

Rep. Lou Barletta-R+6-2011

Raised: $160,563

Spent: $86,949

COH: $323,453

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/275/201604149012408275/201604149012408275.pdf

Congressman Barletta continues to get by in his conservative district.

Mark Marsicano

Raised: $19,299

Spent: $16,024

COH: $99,289

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/426/201604139012309426/201604139012309426.pdf

It’s nice to see someone running in an uncompetitive seat, but Marsicano simply isn’t raising the amount of cash one needs to in order for this to be an actual race.

PA-12

Rep. Keith Rothfus-R+9-2013

Raised: $192,727

Spent: $134,366

COH: $1,118,040

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/152/201604149012422152/201604149012422152.pdf

Rep. Rothfus’ cash on hand reserve should secure his third term.

Erin McClelland

Raised: $17,047

Spent: $50,365

COH: $25,058

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/750/201604149012415750/201604149012415750.pdf

PA-13

Rep. Brendan Boyle-D+13-2015

Raised: $128,179

Spent: $321,340

COH: $496,808

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/895/201604149012402895/201604149012402895.pdf

Boyle was also able to give $20,000 to the DCCC but he was even more generous to his brother. Altogether, Brendan gave a massive $225,000 to his brother Kevin’s State Senate campaign.

PA-14

Rep. Michael Doyle-D+15-1995

Raised: $110,435

Spent: $98,671

COH: $271,335

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/525/201604129012293525/201604129012293525.pdf

Not a great report but there’s no way (barring scandal) Rep.Doyle can lose this seat.

PA-15

Rep. Charlie Dent-R+2-2005

Raised: $162,124

Spent: $179,496

COH: $1,220,624

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/289/201604149012406289/201604149012406289.pdf

Congressman Dent will never get a primary challenger so long as his cash on hand total is in the seven digits.

PA-16

Rep. Joe Pitts-R+4-1997

Raised: $3,418

Spent: $21,199

COH: $101,346

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/058/201604139012322058/201604139012322058.pdf

The chief benefit of impending retirement: no more fundraising responsibilities.

Lloyd Smucker

Raised: $434,572

Spent: $443,923

COH: $105,249

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/432/201604149012415432/201604149012415432.pdf

The Republican State Sen. certainly isn’t taking anything for granted in his attempt to replace Congressman Pitts.

Christina Hartman

Raised: $108,078

Spent: $67,623

COH: $126,988

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/522/201604149012415522/201604149012415522.pdf

Hartman’s totals are OK, but PA-16 is more conservative than its PVI suggests.

Gary Wegman

Raised: $2,775

Spent: $2,870

COH: $404

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/368/201604149012422368/201604149012422368.pdf

These totals don’t reflect a serious campaign.

PA-17

Rep. Matt Cartwright-D+4-2013

Raised: $168,926

Spent: $85,313

COH: $734,425

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/690/201604149012330690/201604149012330690.pdf

Another seat that is more partisan than its PVI score would indicate, Cartwright should be fine as long as he keeps his head on straight.

PA-18

Rep. Tim Murphy-R+10-2003

Raised: $269,370

Spent: $123,079

COH: $1,226,335

Link: http://docquery.fec.gov/pdf/629/201604149012421629/201604149012421629.pdf

Should be good for the rest of the year and beyond.