Out-Of-State Billionaires Pour Millions Into Texas Politics: Who’s Funding the State’s Agenda?
This year, out-of-state billionaires and different groups are pouring millions in Texas politicians, hoping to influence the politics in the state. Who are these...
Ted Cruz Wishes To Overturn Law That Blocked Him From Recovering a $500,000 Campaign...
In 2012 Ted Cruz never recovered over $500,000 he loaned his first campaign for U.S. senator when running against Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst. Still...
Who Are Texas’ Top Legislative Fundraisers?
New campaign finance reports released this week by candidates for the Texas Legislature show some of the most competitive state House races appear to...
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Says Dr. Anthony Fauci “Doesn’t Know What He’s Talking...
Despite Texas’ surge of new COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said Tuesday evening that he doesn’t need the advice of the nation’s top...
What US Senate Races Have Received Texas Money?
This election cycle Texas has been sparing no expense. And while top-of-the-ticket races are taking a lot of the oxygen, Texans seem to also...
Morgan Meyer’s Murky Money
State Representative Morgan Meyer (R - Dallas) boasts about his tenure on the House Energy and Insurance committees, citing a number of accolades he’s...
Stepping into GOP primaries, Dennis Bonnen donates to seven Texas House incumbents
Speaker Dennis Bonnen has contributed $15,000 each to seven members of the Texas House who face challenges in the upcoming March primary elections....
Going into the 86th Legislature, House Members Have $33.7 Million Cash on Hand
Collectively, House members have maintained $33.7 million entering the regular session, led by Speaker Bonnen who maintains $4.5 million in contributions, 83 percent of which came in the weeks following his press conference on Nov. 12 announcing he had secured the votes to become Speaker.
Rodney Anderson doesn't listen Texans
As long as the business lobbyists have their deals and willing politicians like Rodney Anderson, we won’t get what our families need - honest government and real transparency.
“Late” Lozano and “Just missed it” Johnson
Each year, Texas politicians, candidates, and state officials are required to file a Personal Financial Statement (PFS) disclosing their assets and liabilities, income, gifts...
