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Net receipts (verified, FEC)
$95,021
As of 2026-09-30 (OCTOBER QUARTERLY). Gross receipts $95,021 minus $0 transferred in from authorized/joint fundraising committees, so money is not counted twice.
Spent $92,662 · Cash on hand $2,359
Head-to-head
⚔ Head-to-head vs ADRIAN SMITHDefault opponent: general-election opponent once nominees are set, otherwise the top-raising opposing-party candidate (nonpartisan races: top-raising other candidate).
Where the money came from
| Source type | Amount | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Individuals — itemized (>$200) | $11,171 | 11.8% |
| Individuals — unitemized (≤$200) | $22,020 | 23.2% |
| Party committees | $100 | 0.1% |
| Candidate self-funding (contributions + loans) | $36,731 | 38.7% |
| Other loans | $25,000 | 26.3% |
| Transfers from authorized/JFC committees (netted out, not counted) | $0 | — |
Via ActBlue: $6,540 in earmarked individual contributions. This is part of the individual rows above, not extra money.
Source: FEC candidate totals (H6NE03180), 2025–26 election cycle, through 2026-09-30.
In-state vs out-of-state
Nebraska: $4,870 (70.9%) · Out of state: $2,000 (29.1%)
Itemized receipts with an address only. Only state totals are shown; no ZIP-level figures, so no ZIP with fewer than 5 donors can be identified.
Outside spending (independent expenditures)
Supporting: $0 · Opposing: $0
None reported.
FEC Schedule E by candidate (processed filings), 2025–26. Spending is counted separately for each candidate it names: one ad backing one candidate and opposing another is reported for both, and these totals are not added together.
Top organization & PAC contributors
| Organization | Type | Direct |
|---|
No organization or committee contributions recorded for this period.
Organizations only. Individual donors are never named, and conduits such as ActBlue and WinRed are not listed as donors. Pinned organizations are always shown.
Funding by funder type
All organization ties in filings (direct, in-kind and independent expenditures), grouped by the funder type assigned from the filer record. Click a group to see its members, amounts and filings. Individuals are never named.
ActBlue (conduit) · 1 · $6,540
| ACTBLUE (GRASSROOTS CONDUIT PLATFORM) · Conduit / Platform (Dem/Prog) · Direct | $6,540 | filings ↗ |
Payments to vendors
Top payee organizations this candidate's committee reported paying in this period (FEC/NADC expenditure filings, as of 2026-10-26). Lawful, itemized disclosures; not an indication of wrongdoing. Payments to individuals are aggregated. All vendors · rules
| Vendor | Payments | Total |
|---|---|---|
| TRAVEL EXPENSES | 2 | $10,568 |
Stances on key issues (2026 ballot)
Neutral summaries and short verbatim quotes from each candidate's own words: campaign websites, news interviews and the Nebraska Examiner voter-guide questionnaire. Every item links its source. Positions are never inferred from party, donors or endorsements, and no grades are given. The same issue list is used for every candidate. Methodology
Export stances · Verified public filings (14 rows ready)
Becky Lynn Stille
D · U.S. House NE-03
As of 2026-10-26
National issues
Federal budget / taxes
Examiner questionnaire (Budget): “Congress needs to participate in REAL compromise, not quid pro quo. People talk about working across the aisle. GET RID OF THE AISLE. I believe separation in the chambers deepens the divide in cooperation. Patriotic Millionaires who believe the first $45,000 of earned income for working families should be tax free.”
Abortion
No position found in sources checked
Immigration / border
Examiner questionnaire (Immigration): “I think the most achievable change to immigration policy is the length of time before one can apply for citizenship, reducing from five years. I do not support the deportation approach of this administration.”
Examiner questionnaire (Birthright Citizenship): “I do agree with the Supreme Court's interpretation because the Constitution cannot be changed by an executive order. At this time, I do not believe we need to change how citizenship is awarded.”
Healthcare / ACA / Medicare
No position found in sources checked
Guns
No position found in sources checked
Trade / tariffs
Examiner questionnaire (International Relations): “The United States must work and cooperate with trade partners and allies to protect and build stronger relations. First and foremost, Congress should decide how our country responds to international conflicts. I am not against helping other nations in need, but only militarily if there has been an attack in our country.”
Foreign policy (Ukraine, Israel, etc.)
Examiner questionnaire (International Relations): “The United States must work and cooperate with trade partners and allies to protect and build stronger relations. First and foremost, Congress should decide how our country responds to international conflicts. I am not against helping other nations in need, but only militarily if there has been an attack in our country.”
Agriculture / farm bill / ethanol
No position found in sources checked
Energy / climate
No position found in sources checked
Social Security
No position found in sources checked
Elections / democracy
Examiner questionnaire (Elections): “Election laws are made by the states and cannot be changed by an executive order. That being said, if states want to require state-issued IDs to vote, I would not oppose. HOWEVER, it should be just that: state-issued IDs.”
Education
No position found in sources checked
Tech / AI
No position found in sources checked
Coverage: 78 of 92 2026 general-election candidates have at least one sourced position; 6 have hand-researched campaign-site/interview items. Built 2026-10-26.