Given how many more Democratic incumbents there are, this result is actually pretty surprising.
The nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics said the Democratic Party and candidates had raised a total of $1.25 billion so far for the election. The comparable GOP figure is $1.1 billion.
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Total Democrat and Republican campaign spending fairly evenly matched
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