Campaign Finance Reports

The 88th Legislature passed HB 2626, which requires all political subdivisions to post on their website all campaign finance reports filed on or after September 1, 2023. The new Internet posting requirement applies to all entities that receive campaign finance reports, including counties, cities, school districts, hospital districts, library districts, utility districts, water districts, etc. The campaign reports must be posted within 10 business days of receipt and remain on the political subdivision’s website for five years after the report is first made available.

The following is a list of all candidates that have filed an Application for a Place on the General Primary Ballot.  This list will be updated periodically.  All Officeholders and any new candidates for office are required to file Campaign Finance Reports with the Elections Office in compliance with the Texas Ethics Commission filing schedule.  Those reports are grouped below.