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General Election

Tuesday, Nov 3· 38 days

U.S. SenateTexas

Open Texas Senate seat after Cornyn's runoff loss

After Talarico won the Democratic primary, Paxton beat Cornyn in the Republican runoff for the open Class II seat. Brown is the printed Libertarian candidate; four write-ins are certified, and September polls of registered and likely voters gave Talarico 50-44, 46.4-45.2 and 47-46 leads.

Raised & cash on hand

Cycle-to-date · Federal Election Commission (FEC) — figures change as new reports are filed.

Talarico
$69M$22M cash
Paxton
$9.2M$1.8M cash
Brown
$21K$1K cash
Simmons
$9K$955.76 cash
Ayers
$0$210 cash

Bar = raised this cycle · the tick marks how much is still on hand.

Who's funding them

Top organizations behind each campaign's donors, by employer.

Talarico
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS$84KBAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE$62KGOOGLE$57KAPPLE, INC.$36KHOUSTON METHODIST$32K
Paxton
RYAN LLC$250KLEDWELL$49KREPUBLIC AMUSEMENTS$49KDISCOVERY OPERATING INC.$42KLOTT COMPANIES$38K
Brown
VERGE IT$200
Outside money

Super-PAC spending independent of the campaigns, shown for and against each candidate.

spent againstspent for
Paxton$4.2M
$32M

Against: LONE STAR RISING PAC ()

For: TEXAS PAC () · MAGA INC. ()

FEC candidate and committee records were matched on office, state, and 2026 cycle before using figures. The latest complete reports retrieved for four candidates cover periods ending 2026-06-30; Avery Ayers's retrieved cycle filing covers 2025-10-31. Bradford Hall and Zul Mohamed had 2026 Senate candidate and principal-committee records but no committee report returned in the retrieved FEC data. Employer groups are self-reported employer fields aggregated from individual contributions. Schedule E entries shown here are individual general-election records with the filing's support or oppose indicator; no PAC backer is asserted without a primary record.

Sources: TEXAS PAC () · MAGA INC. () · LONE STAR RISING PAC ()