Scott Wiener

Campaign finance · Scott Wiener for Congress: July Quarterly 2026, through Jun 30, 2026

Raised $4,561,120.07 this cycle · spent $3,326,427.62 · cash on hand $1,234,692.45 · debts owed by the committee $157,266.82 — through Jun 30, 2026. Where the money came from (cycle to date, as reported): Individuals $4,450,683.11 (98%); PACs and other political committees $93,675.78 (2%). Where it went (itemized operating expenditures this cycle, FEC-processed through Sep 20, 2026): media/ad buying $1.66M; other $468.0K; individuals (staff, contractors, reimbursements) $336.1K; fundraising $110.3K; polling $102.8K; compliance/treasurer $81.6K.

Financial disclosure · Candidate report 2026

Candidate report (2026), covering 01/01/2025–04/15/2026; filed 05/15/2026. Reports 26 assets; highest reported ranges: SFDCP Large Cap Growth Equity $250,001–$500,000; State Street Target Retirement 2035 Fund - Class R3 (SSAZX) $250,001–$500,000; Large Cap Growth Fund Investor Class (NGUAX) $100,001–$250,000; Neuberger Berman Large Cap Value Fd Inv (NPRTX) $100,001–$250,000; 22 others at or below $100,001–$250,000. Liabilities: none disclosed. Earned income: Salary, State of California $56,122.00. Also: 3 positions listed (e.g. Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer, California Jewish Legislative Caucus Leadership Foundation); 1 agreement(s).

Financial disclosure · CA Form 700 annual 2025, amendment

Amendment to the 2025 Form 700 annual statement (State Senator, District 11), filed 03/12/2026 (6 pp.); restates Schedule D (gifts) and Schedule E (travel payments), including travel from the CA LGBTQ Foundation, California Forever, the Rodel Institute and the Nor Cal Carpenters Union.

Financial disclosure · CA Form 700 annual 2025 (state senator)

California Statement of Economic Interests (Form 700), annual statement for 2025 as State Senator, District 11; filed 03/02/2026 (7 pp.). Only Schedule D (gifts) and Schedule E (gifts/travel payments) are attached; no investment, real-property, or income/business-position schedules are attached. Gift sources listed include the California Democratic Party and the University of California Office of Government Relations (food and beverage); travel-payment sources include Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Rodel Institute and The Breakthrough Institute. An amendment was filed 03/12/2026.

The race to replace Pelosi: A conversation with Scott Wiener

Written Q&A · Daily Kos Excerpts (verbatim from the published Q&A, edited by the outlet for length and clarity): “But for the last 29 years, I have been deeply rooted in this community. I came here in 1997 and within a few months, I was helping build our LGBTQ community center.” “Elections matter, and it’s really important for us to elect people who represent their communities and are forward looking and willing to work collaboratively to solve problems.” “That is a recipe for getting nothing done.”

State Sen. Scott Wiener on Nancy Pelosi, his run for Congress and Prop 50 | California Politics 360

TV interview · KCRA 3 — California Politics 360 Excerpts from GOTV Intel's transcription: [02:26] “she inspired me as a as a gay man, um because she was the one who went on to the floor of the House of Representatives on the day she was sworn in in 1987 uh and said, I have come here to Congress to fight AIDS. Uh and um there weren't that many uh leaders in the country saying things like that in 1987. Uh that was also the year 1987 that I as a uh a gay teenager admitted to myself that I was gay, which is a terrifying time uh in the community with a mass die off of gay men. Uh and for Nancy Pelosi to use her power and privilege and platform uh to say, I'm here to fight AIDS. That was extraordinary.” [04:07] “It's not about what I'll do differently than Nancy Pelosi, we're different people. Um, some people have said, are you going to, you know, how does it feel to want to step into her shoes? And my response is that her stiletto pumps are unique and no one is going to be able to wear those pumps. Uh, my shoes are not nearly as, uh, glamorous as hers. Uh, but seriously, there will never be another Nancy Pelosi. She is a unique leader in American history. Uh, and she stands alone.” [05:30] “I was optimistic it was going to pass. I did not anticipate it would pass at a nearly 2 to 1 margin. Uh and that just shows, not just in the Bay Area and LA, but it did really well in the parts of the Central Valley.”