In latest campaign filing reports, Republican incumbent and Dem hopeful raise the most
State Representative Mayes Middleton (R-Wallisville) raised over $300,000 according to the latest campaign finance reports. Democratic candidate Shawn Terry, who is running for Morgan...
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...
Morgan Meyer Doesn't Listen to 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.
Where Does Campaign Money Go After Retirement?
Political campaigns live and die by their fundraising. Often, the candidate with the most money ends up with the highest number of votes, as...
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...
Here's how much money was raised in races for these state offices
Here's how much money was raised during the last period for three statewide races in Texas.
Democrats Continue to Outraise GOP Opponents, but Dollars Don’t Vote, People Do
While Republicans have dominated state races for nearly three decades, Democrats have reason to hope for wins in some statewide elections this month. They...
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...
Justin Nelson out raises Ken Paxton in race for attorney general
Democratic challenger Justin Nelson has raised twice as much as Republican incumbent Kenneth Paxton in the race for Texas attorney general from July to October, according to recent campaign finance filings with the Texas Ethics Commission.
Tony Tinderholt: mismanagement, debt and bankruptcy
Tony Tinderholt has shown a disturbing pattern of financial mismanagement and irresponsibility, both as a private citizen and as a member of the Texas House.
