Here’s an update on fundraising in Florida’s most competitive state House seats

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Florida Politics last week identified the 10 most likely state House races that could flip from one party control to the other this cycle. In each race, fundraising and spending continues as the Nov. 5 General Election draws near. Democrats must net five seats to break a Republican super-majority in the Florida House

The following fundraising totals are based on fundraising and cash on hand left according to the latest fundraising reports as of Oct. 26, combing candidates’ campaign accounts and political committees under their control.

HD 106

Rep. Fabián Basabe, a Miami Beach Republican, has raised almost $397,000 and has $253,000 cash on hand as of the latest reports. Democratic challenger Joe Saunders raised nearly $463,000 with almost $170,000 cash left.

HD 45

Rep. Carolina Amesty, a Windermere Republican, has raised more than $490,000 and maintains $73,000. Democratic challenger Leonard Spencer reported almost $131,000 in fundraising and $32,000 remaining.

HD 37

Rep. Susan Plasencia, an Orlando Republican, raised over $232,000 and holds $78,000. Democratic opponent Nate Douglas raised almost $402,000 with nearly $202,000 left.

HD 47

Rep. Paula Stark, a St. Cloud Republican, collected almost $161,000 and has about $36,000 left. Democrat Maria Revelles hauled in more than $129,000 and has more than $35,000 remaining.

HD 35

Rep. Tom Keen, an Orlando Democrat, raised upward of $230,000 and has more than $25,000 cash on hand. Republican Erika Booth raised more than $154,000 and has about $58,000 left.

HD 38

Rep. David Smith, a Winter Springs Republican, raised upward of $933,000 with almost $165,000 remaining. Democrat Sarah Henry collected nearly $158,000 with more than $34,000 still in the bank.

HD 91

Rep. Peggy Gossett-Seidman, a Highland Beach Republican, brought in almost $244,000 with more than $104,000 remaining. Democratic challenger Jay Shooster reported more than $813,000 in fundraising with $57,000 still available.

HD 60

Rep. Lindsay Cross, a St. Petersburg Democrat, hauled in more than $1.12 million, with about $94,000 cash on hand. Republican Ed Montanari has raised almost $360,000, with $41,000 remaining.

HD 113

Rep. Vicki Lopez, a Miami Republican, has raised almost $1.05 million, with more than $112,000 cash available. Democrat Jackie Gross-Kellogg brought in more than $57,000, with more than $8,100 remaining.

HD 93

Rep. Katherine Waldron, a Wellington Democrat, has collected almost $308,000, with more than $82,000 in cash on hand. Republican Anne Gerwig raised over $163,999 and has over $75,000 left.