Money into Texas politics, by state

Every state outside Texas, ranked by how much its residents and committees contributed to Texas candidates, officeholders, and PACs this cycle (2025–26 cycle). That comes to $141,083,811 in all, 19.8% of the money in Texas politics this cycle.

Figures reflect the contributor addresses on public filings, not verified residency, and are not a claim about who wins an election or about any person's conduct.

1. California$29,936,719
2. Nevada$19,658,688
3. New York$13,431,271
4. District of Columbia$8,620,777
5. Virginia$7,521,878
6. Pennsylvania$6,526,590
7. Maryland$5,228,797
8. Florida$5,098,444
9. Illinois$4,998,682
10. Massachusetts$4,246,122
11. Michigan$3,532,337
12. Missouri$2,553,648
13. Oklahoma$2,493,070
14. Indiana$2,236,065
15. Georgia$2,150,029
16. Connecticut$1,729,275
17. Colorado$1,710,206
18. Nebraska$1,701,423
19. Washington$1,523,792
20. Arizona$1,406,190
21. New Jersey$1,321,726
22. Ohio$1,316,877
23. North Carolina$1,164,440
24. Tennessee$1,129,707
25. New Mexico$1,020,469
26. Arkansas$860,112
27. Minnesota$843,960
28. Louisiana$765,634
29. South Carolina$734,733
30. Oregon$614,178
31. Delaware$575,473
32. Wisconsin$515,526
33. Kentucky$488,355
34. Kansas$483,790
35. Wyoming$398,448
36. Utah$379,800
37. Alabama$308,889
38. Maine$209,558
39. Mississippi$207,423
40. Iowa$193,091
41. Vermont$183,766
42. New Hampshire$171,018
43. Rhode Island$162,827
44. Hawaii$133,025
45. Montana$131,596
46. Idaho$125,532
47. Alaska$77,956
48. West Virginia$71,535
49. South Dakota$60,409
50. North Dakota$52,875

A further $77,082 is out-of-state-PAC money whose reported mailing address is Texas or blank, so it cannot be placed to a state. It is counted as outside but not ranked above.

For reference, in-state money from Texas addresses totals $544,991,374. See Texas.