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$8,620,777 into Texas politics · 12,462 itemized contributions · 2025–26 cycle

This cycle, District of Columbia is the 4th-largest out-of-state source of money in Texas politics, 6.1% of all outside-Texas money.

Figures are this cycle's (2025–26 cycle) itemized contributions, by the contributor addresses on public filings. They are not verified residency, and not a claim about who wins an election or about any person's conduct.

Top recipients of District of Columbia money

The Texas candidates, officeholders, and PACs that took the most directly from District of Columbia, each counted once. A filer's own page may show more from District of Columbia once money it received through PACs is traced back.

1. 01Texas Majority PACPolitical committee$7,460,262
2. 02Republican State Leadership Committee - Judicial Fairness InitiativePolitical committee$3,447,859
3. 03House Democratic CaucusPolitical committee$638,376
4. 04Texas Action PACPolitical committee$525,004
5. 05Texas AFT Committee on Political EducationPolitical committee$400,000
6. 06Marcos VelezLieutenant Governor$396,900
7. 07Lone Star Project NonfederalPolitical committee$308,950
8. 08SEIU Texas PACPolitical committee$300,000
9. 09Teamsters Local 988 D.R.I.V.EPolitical committee$241,320
10. 10Regina HinojosaState Representative$211,544
11. 11Legacy 44Political committee$200,000
12. 12Dustin R. BurrowsState Representative$148,225
13. 13Senate Republican CaucusPolitical committee$141,000
14. 14Occidental Petroleum Corporation Political Action CommitteePolitical committee$132,263
15. 15ActBlue TexasPolitical committee$131,176

The total and these recipients count every itemized contribution reported from a District of Columbia address this cycle once, on the direct basis. A filer's own profile traces its lifetime money back through the PACs that funded it, so a profile total can exceed what appears here. See the methodology.