Don Huffines, senator of the insurance companies
When it comes to priorities, Huffines’ made it clear that he’s a senator for insurers, not for his constituents.
Bail Bond Bill Becomes Law After Heavy Donations From the Industry to Patrick
A controversial bail bond bill was signed by Governor Greg Abbott in Houston on Monday. The law is supposed to target violent criminals, but...
Kimberly Olson out raises Sid Miller in agriculture commissioner race
Kimberly Olson has raised nearly five times as much as incumbent Sid Miller in the race for Texas agriculture commissioner.
Following The Money In Texas 2022 Election Cycle
With election day around the corner, the stakes are growing higher and the candidates' wallets are getting fatter. All In all, 2022 has been...
Big insurance companies feel safe with Steve Allison
The question is, given all the special interest money he is receiving, who will Steve Allison represent in Austin - his contributors or Texas homeowners?
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.
Rigged: Sam Harless rides the carousel of money and influence
Who will Sam Harless work for in the Texas House – his campaign contributors, or the people he’s supposed to represent?
Here's to the Losers: How Incumbents Spent Millions to Lose in 2018
With the final campaign finance reports for the 2018 election cycle turned in three weeks ago, Texas residents can now have a better idea...
Campaign finance: Texas HD-148 candidates file final reports
Campaign finance reports were released by Texas House District 148’s crowded field of candidates. The final campaign finance reports before the Nov. 5 election...
You can't trust Lisa Luby Ryan with your money
Taxpayers across Texas are paying more in taxes and getting less. Lisa Luby Ryan won’t change it.
