Election Day Need-to-Know

• TB
  Ted BrownLibertarian

  Campaign money

  • Raised $12,700 and spent $9,800 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 55% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Ken PaxtonRepublican

  Texas attorney general since 2015. Before that, a state representative and a state senator.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $19.5 million and spent $14.6 million since Apr 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 98% came from individual people and 2% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 29 PACs gave $152,000 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $1.4 million to help them and $26.9 million against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Office of the Texas Attorney General.

• JT
  James TalaricoDemocrat

  Texas state representative, first elected in 2018, and a former public school teacher.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $128.8 million and spent $114.2 million since Sep 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 69 PACs gave $316,558 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $4.3 million to help them and $1.3 million against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about James Talarico →Campaign site →

  Facts from Texas House of Representatives: member biography.

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  Nathaniel MoranRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2023.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 1st District · 2023–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $2.3 million and spent $1.7 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 51% came from individual people and 49% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 256 PACs gave $766,100 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $54 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Nathaniel Moran →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• YP
  Yolanda R. PrinceDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $20,200 and spent $13,700 since Mar 2026.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

• SF
  Shaun FinnieDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $3.1 million and spent $2.7 million since Jun 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 99% came from individual people and 1% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 1 PAC gave $1,000 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Steve TothRepublican

  Steven Hixson Toth is an American businessman, pastor, and politician serving as a member of the Texas House of Representatives from District 15, The Woodlands area.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $976,400 and spent $808,700 since Jul 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 83% came from individual people and 17% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 16 PACs gave $58,300 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $526,125 to help them and $1.8 million against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Steve Toth →Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• EH
  Evan HuntDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $648,800 and spent $600,900 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 99% came from individual people and 1% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Keith SelfRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2023.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 3rd District · 2023–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the Europe subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $841,300 and spent $662,700 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 74% came from individual people and 26% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 59 PACs gave $150,861 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $54 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Keith Self →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• 
  Pat FallonRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2021.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 4th District · 2021–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the Military Personnel subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Armed Services)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $0.9 million and spent $0.6 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 42% came from individual people and 58% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 95 PACs gave $290,760 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $54 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Pat Fallon →Campaign site →Official site →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• JP
  Jason PearceDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $26,300 and spent $22,000 since Sep 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

• 
  Lance GoodenRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2019.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 5th District · 2019–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.5 million and spent $0.9 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 41% came from individual people and 59% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 137 PACs gave $501,951 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $54 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Lance Gooden →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• CH
  Chelsey HockettDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $35,300 and spent $-38,000 since Jul 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Jake EllzeyRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2021.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 6th District · 2021–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the Rural Development, Energy, and Supply Chains subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Small Business)
  • Second in charge of the Defense subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Appropriations)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $5.5 million and spent $3.9 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 66% came from individual people and 34% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 192 PACs gave $732,872 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $34,347 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Jake Ellzey →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• DM
  Danny MintonDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $147,200 and spent $107,600 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 97% came from individual people and 2% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

• 
  Lizzie FletcherDemocratHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2019.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 7th District · 2019–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.8 million and spent $1.5 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 29% came from individual people and 71% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 186 PACs gave $600,600 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Lizzie Fletcher →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• AH
  Alexander HaleRepublican

  Campaign money

  • Raised $106,600 and spent $89,700 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 98% came from individual people and 2% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 1 PAC gave $2,500 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• EN
  Espoir NgaboGreen

  Campaign money

  • Raised $3,100 and spent $3,100 since Nov 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 68% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• LJ
  Laura JonesDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $29,900 and spent $26,800 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 90% came from individual people and 9% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 1 PAC gave $2,625 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• JS
  Jessica Hart SteinmannRepublican

  The 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the thirty-eight U.S. representatives from the state of Texas, one from each of the state's thirty-eight congressional districts.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $2.4 million and spent $2.1 million since Jul 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 66% came from individual people and 34% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 77 PACs gave $274,050 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $1.7 million to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• LG
  Leticia GutierrezDemocrat

  The 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the thirty-eight U.S. representatives from the state of Texas, one from each of the state's thirty-eight congressional districts.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $152,000 and spent $59,000 since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• AM
  Alex MealerRepublican

  The 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the thirty-eight U.S. representatives from the state of Texas, one from each of the state's thirty-eight congressional districts.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $2.7 million and spent $2.2 million since Jul 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 81% came from individual people and 18% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 57 PACs gave $238,300 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $4.8 million to help them and $362,126 against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• CG
  Chris GoberRepublican

  The 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the thirty-eight U.S. representatives from the state of Texas, one from each of the state's thirty-eight congressional districts.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $3 million and spent $2.8 million since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 73% came from individual people and 25% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 30 PACs gave $113,646 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $1.6 million to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• CR
  Caitlin RourkDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $531,000 and spent $418,900 since Jul 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 93% came from individual people and 1% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 1 PAC gave $5,000 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  August PflugerRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2021.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 11th District · 2021–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the Counterterrorism and Intelligence subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Homeland Security)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $3.6 million and spent $3.7 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 79% came from individual people and 21% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 60 PACs gave $182,500 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $54 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about August Pfluger →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• CR
  Claire ReynoldsDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $122,600 and spent $69,000 since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 95% came from individual people and 5% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 1 PAC gave $5,000 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Craig A. GoldmanRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2025.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 12th District · 2025–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.9 million and spent $0.9 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 37% came from individual people and 63% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 190 PACs gave $594,300 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $54 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Craig A. Goldman →Campaign site →Official site →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• AP
  Angela "Heli" Rodriguez PrillimanDemocrat

  Campaign money

  No totals yet. The FEC only lists a candidate after they raise or spend more than $5,000.

  Source and every donor: FEC

• 
  Ronny JacksonRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2021.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 13th District · 2021–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the Intelligence and Special Operations subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Armed Services)
  • Leads the Oversight and Investigations subcommittee (part of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $4.7 million and spent $2.7 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 92% came from individual people and 8% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 61 PACs gave $230,600 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $54 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Ronny Jackson →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• MN
  Mark NairDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $137,600 and spent $134,800 since Jul 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 99% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• TB
  Thurman Bill BartieDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $36,700 and spent $35,500 since Nov 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 97% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

• 
  Randy K. Weber, Sr.RepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2013.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 14th District · 2013–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the Energy subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology)
  • Second in charge of the Energy subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.1 million and spent $0.8 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 33% came from individual people and 67% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 140 PACs gave $423,611 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $54 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Randy K. Weber, Sr. →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• 
  Monica De La CruzRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2023.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 15th District · 2023–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Second in charge of the Nutrition and Foreign Agriculture subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Agriculture)
  • Second in charge of the Housing and Insurance subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Financial Services)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $6.6 million and spent $6.4 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 79% came from individual people and 21% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 190 PACs gave $670,285 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $215,000 against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Monica De La Cruz →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• 
  Bobby PulidoDemocrat

  José Roberto Pulido Jr. is an American singer, songwriter, guitarist, actor, and political candidate.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $6.2 million and spent $4.8 million since Jul 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 89% came from individual people and 8% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 70 PACs gave $215,050 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $1.2 million to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• AB
  Adam BaumanRepublican

  Campaign money

  • Raised $2,900 and spent $500 since Jul 2026.
  • Of the money donors gave, 55% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

• 
  Veronica EscobarDemocratHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2019.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 16th District · 2019–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1 million and spent $0.9 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 54% came from individual people and 46% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 119 PACs gave $364,368 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Veronica Escobar →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• 
  Pete SessionsRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2021.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 17th District · 2021–now
  • U.S. House, Texas's 32nd District · 2003–2019
  • U.S. House, Texas's 5th District · 1997–2003

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the Government Operations subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.3 million and spent $0.7 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 48% came from individual people and 52% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 150 PACs gave $504,176 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $54 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Pete Sessions →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• CS
  Casey ShepardDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $15,100 and spent $8,400 since Jan 2026.
  • Of the money donors gave, 96% came from individual people and 1% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Christian D. MenefeeDemocratHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2026.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 18th District · 2026–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $3.7 million and spent $3.7 million since Mar 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 92% came from individual people and 8% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 43 PACs gave $229,900 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $7.1 million to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Christian D. Menefee →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• RW
  Ronald Dwayne WhitfieldRepublican

  Campaign money

  No totals yet. The FEC only lists a candidate after they raise or spend more than $5,000.

  Source and every donor: FEC

• KR
  Kyle RableDemocrat

  The 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the thirty-eight U.S. representatives from the state of Texas, one from each of the state's thirty-eight congressional districts.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $46,200 and spent $31,400 since Mar 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 97% came from individual people and 2% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 1 PAC gave $1,000 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• TS
  Tom SellRepublican

  The 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the thirty-eight U.S. representatives from the state of Texas, one from each of the state's thirty-eight congressional districts.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $2.4 million and spent $2.1 million since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 71% came from individual people and 29% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 100 PACs gave $487,039 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $1.3 million to help them and $80,633 against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• EB
  Edgardo Rafael BaezRepublican

  Campaign money

  • Raised $66,700 and spent $60,500 since May 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 91% came from individual people and 2% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 1 PAC gave $500 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Joaquin CastroDemocratHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2013.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 20th District · 2013–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Top Democrat on the Western Hemisphere subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs)
  • Top Democrat on the Oversight and Investigations subcommittee (part of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $586,100 and spent $579,300 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 72% came from individual people and 28% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 44 PACs gave $138,500 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Joaquin Castro →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• KH
  Kristin HookDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $369,200 and spent $259,500 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 99% came from individual people and 1% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 1 PAC gave $500 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Mark TeixeiraRepublican

  Mark Charles Teixeira, nicknamed "Tex", is an American politician and former professional baseball first baseman who played 14 seasons in Major League Baseball for the Texas Rangers, Atlanta Braves, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, and New York Yankees.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $4.3 million and spent $3.8 million since Jul 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 66% came from individual people and 34% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 71 PACs gave $266,831 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $930,870 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• MG
  Marquette Greene-ScottDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $63,400 and spent $62,300 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 89% came from individual people and 3% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

• TN
  Trever NehlsRepublican

  Troy Edwin Nehls is an American politician and former law-enforcement officer serving as the U.S. representative for Texas's 22nd congressional district since 2021.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $311,400 and spent $225,100 since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 43% came from individual people and 57% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 20 PACs gave $73,250 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $141,263 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• 
  Brandon HerreraRepublican

  Brandon Joseph Herrera is an American YouTuber, firearms manufacturer, and political candidate.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $3.1 million and spent $2.6 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 51% came from individual people and 49% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 11 PACs gave $49,500 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $44,759 to help them and $416,119 against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• BM
  Ben MendozaIndependent

  Campaign money

  No totals yet. The FEC only lists a candidate after they raise or spend more than $5,000.

  Source and every donor: FEC

• KS
  Katy Padilla StoutDemocrat

  The 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the thirty-eight U.S. representatives from the state of Texas, one from each of the state's thirty-eight congressional districts.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $976,700 and spent $548,600 since Nov 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 93% came from individual people and 6% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 8 PACs gave $23,000 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• KB
  Kevin BurgeDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $316,700 and spent $236,900 since Apr 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 99% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Beth Van DuyneRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2021.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 24th District · 2021–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the Economic Growth, Tax, and Capital Access subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Small Business)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $2.9 million and spent $2.4 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 34% came from individual people and 66% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 306 PACs gave $1.1 million to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $54 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Beth Van Duyne →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• DS
  Dione SimsDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $0 and spent $100 since Jul 2026.
  • Of the money donors gave, 0% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Roger WilliamsRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2013.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 25th District · 2013–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the House Committee on Small Business

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.6 million and spent $1 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 14% came from individual people and 86% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 127 PACs gave $445,478 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Roger Williams →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• 
  Brandon GillRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2025.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 26th District · 2025–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $7.3 million and spent $5.5 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 93% came from individual people and 7% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 110 PACs gave $353,086 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $2,145 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Brandon Gill →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• PG
  Phil GrayLibertarian

  Campaign money

  No totals yet. The FEC only lists a candidate after they raise or spend more than $5,000.

  Source and every donor: FEC

• SS
  Steven ShookDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $32,100 and spent $29,200 since Jul 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Michael CloudRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2018.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 27th District · 2018–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Second in charge of the Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Appropriations)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.2 million and spent $1.1 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 78% came from individual people and 22% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 76 PACs gave $198,250 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $1,193 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Michael Cloud →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• TL
  Tanya LloydDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $252,200 and spent $220,000 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Henry CuellarDemocratHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2005.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 28th District · 2005–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Top Democrat on the Homeland Security subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Appropriations)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $3 million and spent $2 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 63% came from individual people and 36% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 196 PACs gave $640,600 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $10,569 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Henry Cuellar →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• MD
  Marlón DuránGreen

  Campaign money

  No totals yet. The FEC only lists a candidate after they raise or spend more than $5,000.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• TT
  Tano E. TijerinaRepublican

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.8 million and spent $1.6 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 74% came from individual people and 26% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 47 PACs gave $185,500 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• MF
  Martha FierroRepublican

  Campaign money

  • Raised $500 and spent $100 since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

• 
  Sylvia R. GarciaDemocratHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2019.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 29th District · 2019–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.2 million and spent $1.3 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 35% came from individual people and 65% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 202 PACs gave $631,350 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $562,231 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Sylvia R. Garcia →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• FH
  Frederick D. Haynes IIIDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $657,000 and spent $457,000 since Dec 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 86% came from individual people and 14% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 13 PACs gave $45,515 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $200,000 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

• EJ
  Everett JacksonRepublican

  Campaign money

  • Raised $24,900 and spent $21,100 since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

• 
  John R. CarterRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2003.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 31st District · 2003–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Appropriations)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.5 million and spent $1.4 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 45% came from individual people and 55% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 134 PACs gave $450,811 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $55,054 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about John R. Carter →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• JE
  Justin EarlyDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $276,500 and spent $249,000 since Apr 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 92% came from individual people and 4% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 5 PACs gave $7,000 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $8,507 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• GS
  Greg StokerGreen

  Campaign money

  • Raised $78,700 and spent $66,300 since Dec 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• DB
  Dan BarriosDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $150,500 and spent $122,600 since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 99% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

• JY
  Jace YarbroughRepublican

  The 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the thirty-eight U.S. representatives from the state of Texas, one from each of the state's thirty-eight congressional districts.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.2 million and spent $0.9 million since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 64% came from individual people and 36% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 42 PACs gave $152,500 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $1.5 million to help them and $2,125 against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• 
  Colin AllredDemocrat

  Colin Zachary Allred is an American politician, civil rights lawyer, and former professional football player who served as the U.S. representative for Texas's 32nd congressional district from 2019 to 2025.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $8 million and spent $7.8 million since Dec 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 97% came from individual people and 3% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 17 PACs gave $62,550 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $50,000 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• PG
  Patrick David GillespieRepublican

  Campaign money

  No totals yet. The FEC only lists a candidate after they raise or spend more than $5,000.

  Source and every donor: FEC

• EE
  Eddie EspinozaGreen

  Campaign money

  No totals yet. The FEC only lists a candidate after they raise or spend more than $5,000.

  Source and every donor: FEC

• EF
  Eric FloresRepublican

  The 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the thirty-eight U.S. representatives from the state of Texas, one from each of the state's thirty-eight congressional districts.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $3.8 million and spent $3.5 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 83% came from individual people and 17% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 60 PACs gave $242,000 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $659,724 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• 
  Vicente GonzalezDemocratHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2017.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 34th District · 2023–now
  • U.S. House, Texas's 15th District · 2017–2023

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $5 million and spent $3.4 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 61% came from individual people and 39% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 331 PACs gave $1.3 million to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $696 to help them and $55,450 against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Vicente Gonzalez →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• CR
  Chris RoyalLibertarian

  Campaign money

  No totals yet. The FEC only lists a candidate after they raise or spend more than $5,000.

  Source and every donor: FEC

• CC
  Carlos De La CruzRepublican

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.9 million and spent $1.4 million since Sep 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 75% came from individual people and 24% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 32 PACs gave $159,000 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $2.4 million to help them and $12,285 against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• JG
  Johnny C. GarciaDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.9 million and spent $1.4 million since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 80% came from individual people and 20% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 65 PACs gave $184,500 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $2.6 million to help them and $113,924 against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Brian BabinRepublicanHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2015.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 36th District · 2015–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Leads the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.2 million and spent $0.9 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 34% came from individual people and 66% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 138 PACs gave $417,802 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Brian Babin →Campaign site →Official site →Ballotpedia →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• RH
  Rhonda HartDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $24,300 and spent $19,600 since Dec 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 100% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• 
  Greg CasarDemocratHas the job now

  U.S. representative since 2023. Represents District 35 now; the district lines changed for 2026.

  Offices held

  • U.S. House, Texas's 35th District · 2023–now

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Leadership roles

  • Top Democrat on the Federal Law Enforcement subcommittee (part of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform)

  Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

  Campaign money

  • Raised $1.4 million and spent $1.2 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 77% came from individual people and 23% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 68 PACs gave $245,970 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $38 to help them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  More about Greg Casar →Campaign site →Official site →

  Facts from Congress.gov member profile.

• LP
  Lauren B. PeñaRepublican

  Campaign money

  • Raised $130,000 and spent $127,400 since Apr 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 96% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• JB
  Jon BonckRepublican

  The 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Texas will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the thirty-eight U.S. representatives from the state of Texas, one from each of the state's thirty-eight congressional districts.

  Campaign money

  • Raised $2.2 million and spent $1.8 million since Apr 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 77% came from individual people and 21% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 33 PACs gave $153,125 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $647,528 to help them and $43,939 against them.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• MM
  Melissa McDonoughDemocrat

  Campaign money

  • Raised $117,100 and spent $79,700 since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 70% came from individual people and 1% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 1 PAC gave $500 to their campaign.

  Source and every donor: FEC

  Campaign site →

• AM
  Alex McMenemyGreen

  Campaign money

  • Raised $9,900 and spent $9,100 since Oct 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 58% came from individual people and 0% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).

  Source and every donor: FEC

• 
  Greg AbbottRepublicanHas the job now

  Governor of Texas, first elected in 2014. Before that, Texas attorney general.

  Facts from Office of the Texas Governor.

• PD
  Pat DixonLibertarian
• 
  Gina HinojosaDemocrat

  Texas state representative, first elected in 2016, and a civil rights and labor lawyer.

  More about Gina Hinojosa →

  Facts from Texas House of Representatives: member biography.

Can veto single spending items out of the budget · Can call the legislature back for a special session

• AC
  Anthony CristoLibertarian
• 
  Vikki GoodwinDemocrat

  Texas state representative, first elected in 2018.

  More about Vikki Goodwin →

  Facts from Texas House of Representatives: member biography.

• KM
  Kevin McCormickGreen
• 
  Dan PatrickRepublicanHas the job now

  Lieutenant governor of Texas, first elected in 2014. Before that, a state senator for 8 years.

  Facts from Texas Senate: Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick.

You vote for this office separately from governor · Takes over if the governor can't serve

• NJ
  Nathan JohnsonDemocrat

  Texas state senator since 2019.

  More about Nathan Johnson →

  Facts from Texas Senate: member page.

• 
  Mayes MiddletonRepublican

  Texas state senator since 2023. Before that, a state representative.

  More about Mayes Middleton →

  Facts from Texas Senate: member page.

• TO
  Tom OxfordLibertarian

Brings lawsuits for the state against the federal government and companies

• VE
  V. Alonzo Echavarria-GarzaLibertarian
• 
  Sarah EckhardtDemocrat

  Texas state senator since 2020. Before that, Travis County judge, the county's top elected official.

  More about Sarah Eckhardt →

  Facts from Texas Senate: member page.

• SF
  Shehla FaiziGreen
• 
  Don HuffinesRepublicanHas the job now

  Texas comptroller since August 2026, appointed by the governor. Before that, a state senator.

  Facts from Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts: news release, Aug. 1, 2026.

Returns lost or forgotten money (old bank accounts, uncashed checks) to its owners

• 
  Dawn BuckinghamRepublicanHas the job now

  Texas land commissioner since 2023, the first woman to hold the job.

  Facts from Texas General Land Office: news release, Jan. 10, 2023.

• BF
  Benjamin FloresDemocrat
• NS
  Neill SniderLibertarian

Handles some disaster rebuilding money

• AK
  Austin R. KellyLibertarian
• NS
  Nate SheetsRepublican

  The 2026 Texas Commissioner of Agriculture election will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect the agriculture commissioner of Texas.

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• CT
  Clayton TuckerDemocrat

Oversees pesticide use

• AD
  Arthur DiBiancaLibertarian
• BF
  Bo FrenchRepublican

  Richard West "Bo" French is an American far-right politician and investor. He is the Republican nominee for Texas Railroad Commissioner in the 2026 election.

  Facts from Wikipedia.

• 
  Jon RosenthalDemocrat

  Texas state representative, first elected in 2018, and a mechanical engineer.

  More about Jon Rosenthal →

  Facts from Texas House of Representatives: member biography.

Three commissioners, one elected every two years

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About half the seats are up in each election

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