Campaign Finance

Political fundraising for Texas politicians is prohibited from December 8th to June 17, 2019.

If dirty money is enough for these elected officials to turn a blind eye to their moral obligations, what else will they look the other way for?

As long as the business lobbyists have their deals and willing politicians like Steve Allison, our taxes will go up and our services will suffer.

Reform Austin takes a look at the personal financial statements of the two leading candidates in the special election for State Senate District 6.

Campaign finance reports were released by candidates running in the HD-28 Texas special election. These will be the last campaign finance reports released...

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.

The wife of a Pearland Republican endorsed by Governor Greg Abbott donated $41 to the Mothers Against Greg Abbott group in 2022, donation records...

Think the Illuminati has a shady hold on Texas campaign finance? Think again. We’ve analyzed all of the state House of Representatives members’ campaign...

A whopping $33,000 suddenly disappearing can’t be a simple error when Tony Tinderholt is involved. Texas State Representative Tony Tinderholt (R-Tarrant County) touts his conservative...

As long as the business lobbyists have their deals and willing politicians like Morgan Meyer, our taxes will go up and our services will suffer.