Find Texas Legislators’ and Candidates’ Personal Financial Statements Here
With the 2020 election season in full swing, voters are considering candidates in the primaries who will represent them in the Texas Legislature.
When lawmakers...
“Three Strikes, You’re Out”: Paxton Fails To Disclose Campaign Donors, Again
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton continues to demonstrate an outright disregard for the law. His office has declined to enforce campaign finance laws and...
Konni Burton keeps Austin rigged
When it comes to priorities, Sen. Konni Burton’s made it clear that she’s a senator for insurers, not for her constituents.
Morgan Meyer Represents Special Interest, Not Texans
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.
Money Trail: Which Texas Politicians Are Taking PAC Funds?
Campaign finance reports are out, and Political Action Committees have pumped significant cash into campaigns this year, but whose and how much?
A Political Action...
Ted Cruz Used Campaign Funds to Promote Book
According to The Daily Beast, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz used money obtained for his campaign last year to promote his own book, One Vote...
Do You Know How Your Representative Makes Money? Search Our Drive to See For...
Texans deserve to know what motivates our representatives in their decisions and votes. That's why we're making politicians' personal finance statements available to the public.
Matt Rinaldi: Owned by Special Interests Groups
State Representative Matt Rinaldi (R-Irving) says he believes in giving back to his community, but his record of taking thousands of dollars from predatory...
Upcoming fundraising moratorium fuels post-election chase For campaign cash
Political fundraising for Texas politicians is prohibited from December 8th to June 17, 2019.
Trey Martinez Fischer PAC relaunched, $100,000 match
State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer (D-San Antonio) recently announced the relaunch of his PAC One Texas. Martinez Fischer is chair of the House Committee...
