Below is a list of  all the congressional candidates’ fundraising data through the end of 2009. Many of the Republican challengers, such as former Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick and former U.S. attorney Tom Marino, declared only this year and didn’t have to file year-end reports.

The first figure is the cash on hand to end 2009, the second is the total amount raised this election cycle.

Third Congressional District:
Incumbent:
Kathy Dahlkemper (D): $685,000 ($1 million)

Challengers:
Paul Huber (R): $220,000 ($280,000)
Mike Kelly (R): Declared candidacy in 2010
Tom Trevorrow (R): $150,000 ($150,000)

Fourth Congressional District:
Incumbent:
Jason Altmire (D): $980,000 ($1.3 million)

Challengers:
Keith Rothfus (R): $37,000 ($59,000)
Mary Beth Buchanan (R): Not yet declared.

Sixth Congressional District:
Incumbent:
Jim Geralch (R): $5,000 ($330,000)

Challengers:
Steve Welch (R): $650,000 ($800,000)
Doug Pike (D): $1.1 million ($1.35 million)
Manan Trivedi (D): $102,000 ($203,000)

Seventh Congressional District:
Incumbent:
Open

Challengers:
Bryan Lentz (D): $460,000 ($515,000)
Pat Meehan (R): $694,000 ($790,000)

Eighth Congressional District:
Incumbent:
Patrick Murphy (D): $850,000 ($1.5 million)

Challengers:
Mike Fitzpatrick (R): Declared in 2010

10th Congressional District:
Incumbent:
Chris Carney (D): $495,000 ($680,000)

Challengers:
Tom Marino (R): Declared in 2010
Dave Madeira (R): Declared in 2010
Malcolm Derk (R): Declared in 2010

11th Congressional District:
Incumbent:
Paul Kanjorski (D): $975,000 ($930,000)

Challengers:
Corey O’Brien (D): $110,000 ($206,000)
Lou Barletta (R):  $52,000 ($62,000)
Chris Paige (R): $3,500 ($21,000)

15th Congressional District:
Incumbent:
Charlie Dent (R): $612,000 ($840,000)

Challenger:
John Callahan (D): $630,000 ($725,000)

17th Congressional District:
Incumbent:
Tim Holden (D): $675,000 ($360,000)

Challenger:
Dave Argall (R): Declared in 2010