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Texas elects a U.S. senator and all 38 of its House seats on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Below: the candidates, the money from AIPAC PAC and its super PAC, what the Senate candidates have said on the record, and who to call.

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Senate race · November 3, 2026

Texas Senate race

Open seat: John Cornyn holds it and is not on the ballot. Candidates: the Democratic and Republican nominees, incumbent first.

Ken Paxton

Republican 39% on Kalshi

Texas Attorney General · Campaign website

On the record

  • IsraelSaid

    On January 6, 2026, Paxton's office announced Texas had joined a multistate amicus brief backing survivors and families of victims of Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack in an Anti-Terrorism Act suit against American Muslims for Palestine and National Students for Justice in Palestine. In the announcement, Paxton said Hamas and its domestic supporters must be dismantled.

    "Radical Islamic terrorist groups like Hamas must be decimated and dismantled, and that includes their domestic supporting branches"

    Attorney General Ken Paxton Files Legal Brief Against American Muslims for Palestine and Other Radical Groups to Combat Hamas Terrorism, Office of the Texas Attorney General, January 6, 2026

  • ICESaid

    On October 22, 2025, Paxton's office announced that its Criminal Investigative Division had detained 35 people and turned them over to ICE for deportation under a Section 287(g) agreement with DHS and ICE. Paxton credited the partnership with the Trump administration.

    "Through our partnership with the Trump Administration, Texas is a safer place. Every illegal must be found, detained, and deported"

    Attorney General Ken Paxton Arrests 35 Illegal Aliens for Immigration Violations Through Partnership with Trump Administration, Office of the Texas Attorney General, October 22, 2025

  • The Trump administrationSaid

    In an April 29, 2025 statement on President Trump's first 100 days back in office, Paxton praised Trump, saying he had secured the borders and restored the rule of law, and said he was proud to stand with the president.

    "In his first 100 days, President Donald Trump has set the new standard for bold, effective leadership."

    Attorney General Ken Paxton Issues Statement on President Donald Trump's First 100 Days in Office, Office of the Texas Attorney General, April 29, 2025

  • Where they want the country to goSaid

    In his May 26, 2026 victory speech after winning the Republican runoff over Sen. John Cornyn, Paxton called President Trump the leader of the party and said he looks forward to working with him in the Senate.

    "I'm honored to have his support, and I look forward to working with him in the Senate to deliver for Texas."

    Texas Republicans nominate Ken Paxton for Senate seat, NPR Morning Edition via Texas Public Radio, May 26, 2026

  • Social Security and MedicareSaid

    After a leaked recording in which he said cuts to mandatory federal spending were unavoidable, Paxton said in an October 2026 statement to Houston Public Media that he would not vote to cut Social Security benefits.

    "Social Security represents a sacred promise that seniors paid into, and they have earned every single dollar."

    Paxton says he won't cut Social Security benefits, responding to leaked audio, Houston Public Media via Texas Public Radio, October 14, 2026

  • Health careSaid

    At an August 5, 2026 campaign rally in Houston, Paxton said the centerpiece of his economic plan is a tax deduction of $25,000 per taxpayer and dependent for medical expenses, including health insurance premiums.

    "Obviously, medical expenses have gone up, and they've gotten out of control, and so we need to help Texans with those"

    Ken Paxton touts economic plan, bashes Senate race rival James Talarico at Houston rally, Houston Public Media via Texas Public Radio, August 5, 2026

  • HousingSaid

    At the same August 5, 2026 Houston rally, Paxton proposed a $50,000 tax deduction for first- and second-time homebuyers buying a primary residence.

    "I also am offering up a $50,000 tax deduction for first-time homebuyers and second-time homebuyers if they're buying for their primary residence"

    Ken Paxton touts economic plan, bashes Senate race rival James Talarico at Houston rally, Houston Public Media via Texas Public Radio, August 5, 2026

Money this cycle

AIPAC PAC, given directly$0
AIPAC PAC, earmarked by donors$0
United Democracy Project, supporting$0
United Democracy Project, opposing$0

Since AIPAC PAC began giving (December 2021): $0 direct, $0 earmarked; United Democracy Project $0 supporting, $0 opposing.

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(202) 224-5922 Sen. Ted Cruz

(202) 224-2934 Sen. John Cornyn

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James Talarico

Democratic 62% on Kalshi

Texas State Representative · Campaign website

On the record

  • IsraelSaid

    At the January 24, 2026 Democratic primary debate, Talarico said Israel has a right to defend itself after the October 7 attacks, and said he would use U.S. financial and diplomatic leverage to end the war in Gaza, including banning offensive weapons to the Netanyahu government.

    "I will use every bit of this country's financial and diplomatic leverage to end the death and destruction in Gaza, which means banning offensive weapons to the Netanyahu government"

    Crockett, Talarico take on affordability, ICE and Trump during Texas primary debate, Houston Public Media via Texas Public Radio, January 24, 2026

  • ICESaid

    At an October 14, 2026 CNN town hall in Fort Worth, Talarico said he does not support abolishing ICE, but said that over the past year the agency has acted as a "secret police force."

    "We need Immigration and Customs Enforcement in this country, but that's not what we're seeing. What we've seen over the last year is a secret police force"

    Talarico says he doesn't support abolishing ICE but criticizes their work under Trump as 'secret police', Houston Public Media via Texas Public Radio, October 14, 2026

  • The Trump administrationSaid

    In a May 29, 2026 NPR interview, Talarico said many 2024 Trump voters expected him to lower costs, drain the swamp, end the forever wars and release the Epstein files, and that the president had failed on all four.

    "a little over a year into this administration, the president has failed on all four counts"

    Texas State Democratic Rep. James Talarico on race to flip Senate seat, NPR Morning Edition via Texas Public Radio, May 29, 2026

  • Where they want the country to goSaid

    His campaign's health care priorities (campaign website, page undated, viewed October 18, 2026) call for reversing Trump administration cuts to ACA tax credits, Medicare and Medicaid.

    "Protect and improve the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and reverse the Trump Administration's dangerous cuts to the ACA enhanced tax credits, Medicare, and Medicaid"

    James Talarico on Health Care & Prescription Drug Costs, Candidate's campaign site, undated page, read October 18, 2026

  • Foreign policySaid

    In a March 20, 2026 clip posted by his campaign and shown on his foreign policy page, Talarico said the Iraq War cost the country lives, money and moral standing, and that he worries the administration is repeating that mistake. The same page lists ending the war in Iran as a priority.

    "I worry this administration is making the same mistake with another forever war."

    James Talarico on Foreign Policy, Iran & Israel, Candidate's campaign site, March 20, 2026

  • Money in politicsSaid

    At the October 14, 2026 CNN town hall, Talarico said super PACs of both parties should be banned.

    "I think we got to ban them all because there's way too much influence from big money in our politics"

    At CNN town hall, Senate candidate James Talarico woos moderate and undecided voters, The Texas Tribune via KUT, October 14, 2026

  • The economySaid

    At an August 9, 2026 rally in Pasadena, Texas, Talarico called for raising the minimum wage, rolling back tax breaks for the wealthy in favor of the middle class and small businesses, and strengthening unions.

    "The American dream has become an American nightmare"

    James Talarico leans into populist message in Pasadena, attacking Ken Paxton and 'billionaire megadonors', Houston Public Media via Texas Public Radio, August 9, 2026

  • TechnologySaid

    At an August 5, 2026 rally in Arlington, Talarico called for regulating data centers and proposed an "AI dividend" giving Americans a portion of data center profits.

    "If data center companies can't meet our demands, they shouldn't be built in our communities"

    Data center industry contributes thousands to Paxton campaign, KERA News via Texas Public Radio, August 5, 2026

  • Workers and unionsSaid

    At a July 30, 2026 campaign stop at a plumbers and pipefitters union training center in San Antonio, Talarico said strengthening organized labor is key to rebuilding the middle class.

    "You can almost track the destruction of the middle class with the destruction of organized labor"

    Talarico touts labor, higher wages, opposition to ICE policies during San Antonio campaign stop, Texas Public Radio, July 30, 2026

Money this cycle

AIPAC PAC, given directly$0
AIPAC PAC, earmarked by donors$0
United Democracy Project, supporting$0
United Democracy Project, opposing$0

Since AIPAC PAC began giving (December 2021): $0 direct, $0 earmarked; United Democracy Project $0 supporting, $0 opposing.

Call your senators about this race

(202) 224-5922 Sen. Ted Cruz

(202) 224-2934 Sen. John Cornyn

Call your senators about this race

Who is on the ballot: The Texas Newsroom via KUT (2026-05-26/27): Texas runoff results - Paxton wins GOP U.S. Senate nomination; KEYE via WLOS (2026-03-04): James Talarico defeats Jasmine Crockett in Democratic primary for US Senate.

U.S. House · November 3, 2026

Texas's House races

38 districts. Every candidate on the certified ballot, and what AIPAC PAC and United Democracy Project gave or spent for each this cycle. District lines are new for 2026: New map passed by the legislature in August 2025; a federal court blocked it in November 2025, but the U.S. Supreme Court let it be used for 2026 and overturned that ruling in April 2026.

District 1

  • Nathaniel Moran Republican incumbent 97% on Kalshi

    202-225-3035 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $12,557 · Every transaction

  • Yolanda Prince Democratic 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 2

  • Shaun Finnie Democratic 7% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Steve Toth Republican 93% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 3

  • Keith Self Republican incumbent 95% on Kalshi

    202-225-4201 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $24,859 · Every transaction

  • Evan Hunt Democratic 5% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 4

  • Pat Fallon Republican incumbent 96% on Kalshi

    202-225-6673 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $30,510 · Every transaction

  • Jason Pearce Democratic 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 5

  • Lance Gooden Republican incumbent 97% on Kalshi

    202-225-3484 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $6,592 · Every transaction

  • Chelsey Hockett Democratic 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 6

  • Jake Ellzey Republican incumbent 99% on Kalshi

    202-225-2002 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $10,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $72,758 · Every transaction

  • Danny Minton Democratic 1% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 7

  • Lizzie Fletcher Democratic incumbent 97% on Kalshi

    202-225-2571 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $26,898 · Every transaction

  • Alexander Hale Republican 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Espoir Ngabo Green No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 8

  • Laura Jones Democratic 4% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Jessica Hart Steinmann Republican 95% on Kalshi

    AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $4,500 · Every transaction

District 9

  • Leticia Gutierrez Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Alex Mealer Republican No market

    AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $11,000 · Every transaction

District 10

  • Chris Gober Republican 92% on Kalshi

    AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $500 · Every transaction

  • Caitlin Rourk Democratic 8% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 11

  • August Pfluger Republican incumbent 97% on Kalshi

    202-225-3605 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $10,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $80,393 · Every transaction

  • Claire Reynolds Democratic 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 12

  • Craig Goldman Republican incumbent 95% on Kalshi

    202-225-5071 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $48,888 · Every transaction

  • Angela Rodriguez Prilliman Democratic 5% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 13

  • Ronny Jackson Republican incumbent 97% on Kalshi

    202-225-3706 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $17,794 · Every transaction

  • Mark Nair Democratic 3% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 14

  • Randy Weber Republican incumbent 96% on Kalshi

    202-225-2831 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $10,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $28,866 · Every transaction

  • Thurman Bartie Democratic 4% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 15

  • Monica De La Cruz Republican incumbent No market

    202-225-9901 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $10,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $54,598 · Every transaction

  • Bobby Pulido Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 16

  • Veronica Escobar Democratic incumbent 97% on Kalshi

    202-225-4831 D.C. office · Build what to say

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Adam Bauman Republican 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 17

  • Pete Sessions Republican incumbent 96% on Kalshi

    202-225-6105 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $7,064 · Every transaction

  • Casey Shepard Democratic 4% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 18

  • Christian Menefee Democratic incumbent 98% on Kalshi

    202-225-3816 D.C. office · Build what to say

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Ronald Whitfield Republican 1% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 19

  • Kyle Rable Democratic 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Tom Sell Republican 97% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 20

  • Joaquin Castro Democratic incumbent 96% on Kalshi

    202-225-3236 D.C. office · Build what to say

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Edgardo Rafael Baez Republican 4% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 21

  • Kristin Hook Democratic 4% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Mark Teixeira Republican 96% on Kalshi

    AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $5,000 · Every transaction

District 22

  • Marquette Greene-Scott Democratic 5% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Trever Nehls Republican 95% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 23

  • Brandon Herrera Republican 72% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Katy Padilla Stout Democratic 30% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Ben Mendoza Independent No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 24

  • Beth Van Duyne Republican incumbent 92% on Kalshi

    202-225-6605 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $32,097 · Every transaction

  • Kevin Burge Democratic 7% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 25

  • Roger Williams Republican incumbent 97% on Kalshi

    202-225-9896 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $67 · Every transaction

  • Dione Sims Democratic 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 26

  • Brandon Gill Republican incumbent 96% on Kalshi

    202-225-7772 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $18,340 · Every transaction

  • Steven Shook Democratic 3% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Phil Gray Libertarian No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 27

  • Michael Cloud Republican incumbent 95% on Kalshi

    202-225-7742 D.C. office · Build what to say

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Tanya Lloyd Democratic 5% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 28

  • Henry Cuellar Democratic incumbent No market

    202-225-1640 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $10,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $99,358 · Every transaction

  • Tano Tijerina Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Marlón Durán Green No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 29

  • Sylvia Garcia Democratic incumbent 97% on Kalshi

    202-225-1688 D.C. office · Build what to say

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Martha Fierro Republican 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 30

  • Frederick Haynes III Democratic 98% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Everett Jackson Republican 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 31

  • John Carter Republican incumbent 94% on Kalshi

    202-225-3864 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $15,164 · Every transaction

  • Justin Early Democratic 5% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Greg Stoker Green No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 32

  • Dan Barrios Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Jace Yarbrough Republican No market

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $5,000 · Every transaction

District 33

  • Colin Allred Democratic 97% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Patrick Gillespie Republican 3% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 34

  • Vicente Gonzalez Democratic incumbent No market

    202-225-2531 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $10,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $180,473 · Every transaction

  • Eric Flores Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Eddie Espinoza Green No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Chris Royal Libertarian No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 35

  • Carlos De La Cruz Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Johnny Garcia Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 36

  • Brian Babin Republican incumbent 95% on Kalshi

    202-225-1555 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $11,174 · Every transaction

  • Rhonda Hart Democratic 3% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 37

  • Greg Casar Democratic House member, now running here 97% on Kalshi

    202-225-5645 D.C. office · Build what to say

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Lauren Peña Republican 3% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 38

  • Jon Bonck Republican 96% on Kalshi

    AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $500 · Every transaction

  • Melissa McDonough Democratic 3% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Alex McMenemy Green No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

Ballot lists: Ballot Certification Report, 2026 November General Election, Texas Secretary of State (certified August 28, 2026). Money: FEC filings through August 31, 2026 (AIPAC PAC) and October 16, 2026 (UDP), this cycle (2025 to 2026). All House races.

Odds: the price on Kalshi, a regulated prediction market, for a contract that pays $1 if that candidate wins, so 68 cents reads as the market putting the chance at 68%. It's what traders are betting, not a poll or a forecast, and it moves daily. "No market" means Kalshi doesn't trade one. Prices as of October 18, 2026, 8:12 p.m. ET.

Your senators now

Texas's two senators

The money each has received from AIPAC PAC and United Democracy Project, and their offices' numbers.

Ted Cruz Republican

Class 1 seat · Official website

Money this cycle

AIPAC PAC, given directly$0
AIPAC PAC, earmarked by donors$0
United Democracy Project, supporting$0
United Democracy Project, opposing$0

Since AIPAC PAC began giving (December 2021): $10,000 direct, $716,147 earmarked; United Democracy Project $0 supporting, $0 opposing.

(202) 224-5922 Washington, D.C. office (senate.gov)

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John Cornyn Republican

Seat up in 2026; not on the ballot · Official website

Money this cycle

AIPAC PAC, given directly$5,000
AIPAC PAC, earmarked by donors$1,056,278
United Democracy Project, supporting$0
United Democracy Project, opposing$0

Since AIPAC PAC began giving (December 2021): $5,000 direct, $1,056,278 earmarked; United Democracy Project $0 supporting, $0 opposing.

(202) 224-2934 Washington, D.C. office (senate.gov)

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I want my senator to refuse money from AIPAC PAC and United Democracy Project, and to say so publicly.

I want my senator to vote against more money for ICE detention and enforcement.

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