Campaign Finance Filings

Every candidate for TX House, TX Senate, SBOE and statewide office (Texas Ethics Commission) and for U.S. House and U.S. Senate in Texas (FEC), combined. Outside groups are super PACs and other committees spending independently in Texas U.S. Senate and House races (FEC independent expenditures through Nov 2, 2026; largest: Texas PAC $181.9M, America PAC $48.8M, Lone Star Rising PAC $44.1M), counted by the party their spending helps. We count what they spent in Texas, not what they raised: their money is mostly national and often passed between groups (Texas PAC is funded by the Senate Leadership Fund). Full Picture = candidates raised + outside groups spent. State-level PACs and party committees are not included. Figures cover state reports through Oct 24, 2026 and federal reports through Oct 14, 2026.

2026 cycle to date. Cash on hand is each candidate's latest report. Outside groups are independent expenditures in Texas federal races, by the party they help.

"Same point" counts each past cycle through the same number of days before its general election as this cycle's data reaches (state reports through 2026: Oct 24, 2026, 2024: Oct 26, 2024, 2022: Oct 29, 2022). "Final" is the whole cycle. Federal figures are two-year cycle totals for each candidate's campaign committee and include loans; state figures are contributions only. Share of state money where party could not be determined: 2026: 1%, 2024: 2%, 2022: 1%.

Candidates counts those who have raised or spent money this cycle.

Itemized expenditures by TX House, TX Senate, SBOE and statewide candidates in the 2026 cycle, by the category candidates report to the Texas Ethics Commission. Loan repayments, refunds, investments and credit-card payments are left out.

Itemized disbursements by Texas U.S. House and Senate campaigns in the 2026 cycle, grouped by the FEC from each payment's stated purpose; payments the FEC can't classify fall under Other. Transfers, refunds and loan repayments are left out.

State-level accounts of the two state parties, from TEC reports. Federal party accounts are not included.

Total raised by every candidate in the race this cycle, state and federal, including primary candidates.

Independent expenditures by super PACs and other groups in Texas U.S. Senate and House races, reported to the FEC through Nov 2, 2026. This money is not in the candidate totals above. Spending against a candidate counts toward the other party, except through the May primary runoff, when it counts toward the candidate's own party. Recent spending comes from 24- and 48-hour notices, which can change once the group files its regular report.