Third-party groups have contributed to the following state Senate races:

See also:

• IE reports: Dems outspend GOP in legislative races

• Independent expenditure spending: State House races

S.D. 1: $75,319 spent in the race between Sen. Peter Bowman (D-Kittery) and Mary Andrews (R-York)

• $27,990 from the Democratic State Committee FOR Bowman
• $16,701 from the Maine Republican Party FOR Andrews
• $10,816 from the Senate Democratic Campaign Committee FOR Bowman
• $8,049 from the Maine Prosperity PAC AGAINST Bowman
• $4,979 from the Maine Republican Party AGAINST Bowman
• $3,725 from the Maine Senate Republican Committee AGAINST Bowman
• $1,430 from the Maine Truck PAC FOR Andrews
• $833 from the Maine Conservation Voters Action Fund FOR Bowman
• $500 from the Maine People’s Alliance FOR Bowman
• $326 from Equality Maine PAC FOR Bowman

S.D. 15: $65,160 spent in the race between Sen. Lois Snowe-Mello (R-Poland) and Deborah Simpson (D-Auburn)

• $35,748 from the Democratic State Committee FOR Simpson
• $17,255 from the SDCC AGAINST Snowe-Mello
• $4,916 from the Maine Republican Party AGAINST Simpson
• $2,965 from the Maine Republican Party FOR Snowe-Mello
• $1,670 from the Maine Prosperity PAC AGAINST Simpson
• $898 from the Maine Conservation Voters Action Fund FOR Simpson
• $557 from the SDCC FOR Simpson
• $490 from Maine Friends of Animals FOR Simpson
• $350 from the Maine People’s Alliance FOR Simpson
• $160 from the Maine Democratic Party AGAINST Snowe-Mello
• $150 from the Democratic State Committee AGAINST Snowe-Mello

S.D. 22: $62,363 spent in the race between David Miramant (D-Camden) and Christopher Rector (R-Thomaston)

• $21,348 from the Democratic State Committee FOR Miramant
• $15,949 from the SDCC FOR Miramant
• $15,692 from the Maine Republican Party FOR Rector
• $6,061 from the Maine Republican Party AGAINST Miramant
• $1,380 from the Maine Prosperity PAC AGAINST Miramant
• $975 from the Maine Prosperity PAC FOR Rector
• $958 from the Maine Conservation Voters action fund FOR Miramant

S.D. 19: $40,948 spent in the race between Sen. Paula Benoit (R-Phippsburg) and Seth Goodall (D-Richmond)

• $21,348 from the Democratic state committee FOR Goodall
• $17,022 from the SDCC FOR Goodall
• $1,338 from the Maine Republican Party FOR Benoit

S.D. 3: $40,085 spent in the race between Sen. Jon Courtney (R-Sanford) and Robert Stackpole (D-Sanford)

• $22,690 from the Democratic State Committee FOR Stackpole
• $11,217 from the SDCC FOR Stackpole
• $6,178 from the Maine Republican Party FOR Courtney

S.D. 11: $6,541 spent in the race between Gerry Davis (R-Falmouth) and Jeanne Hulit (D-Falmouth)

• $5,641 from the Maine Republican Party FOR Davis
• $550 from the MSRC FOR Davis
• $350 from the Maine People’s Alliance FOR Hulit

S.D. 21: $6,090 spent in the race between Sen. Earle McCormick (R-West Gardiner) and Sharon Benoit (D-Monmouth)

• $5,045 from the Maine Republican Party FOR McCormick
• $1,045 from Build Maine PAC FOR McCormick

S.D. 34: $6,532 spent in the race between Sen. Roger Sherman (R-Hodgdon) and Jackie Lundeen (D-Mars Hill)

• $3,783 from the Maine Republican Party AGAINST Lundeen
• $1,792 from the MSRC FOR Sherman
• $957 from the Maine Prosperity PAC AGAINST Lundeen

S.D. 6: $4,979 spent in the race between Sen. Phillip Bartlett (D-Gorham) and Philip Csoros (R-Gorham)

• $4,979 from the Maine Republican Party AGAINST Bartlett

S.D. 32: $4,600 spent in the race between Sen. Joe Perry (D-Bangor) and Tom Sawyer (R-Bangor)

• $2,965 from the Maine Republican Party FOR Sawyer
• $1,045 from the Build Maine PAC FOR Perry
• $590 from the Maine People’s Alliance FOR Perry

S.D. 20: $3,908 spent in the race between Peter Rines (D-Wiscasset) and David Trahan (R-Waldoboro)

• $2,575 from the Maine Republican Party FOR Trahan
• $1,333 from the Equality Maine PAC FOR Rines