RKen Paxton for Texas U.S. Senate

Ken Paxton

The people have made Texas their top target, and they can't stand the most radical candidate in Texas history: Ken Paxton. This election will determine whether Texas remains controlled by the people or the kleptocrats.

Backed bySuper PACs · 2026
Senate Republicans
Senate Republicans
$70M
Crypto + AI execs
Crypto + AI execs
$20M
Dark money + millionaires
Dark money + millionaires
$18M
Elon Musk
Elon Musk
$6.3M
President Trump's Allies
President Trump's Allies
$5.6M
TA
TRUTH AND COURAGE PAC
$1.8M
Ken Paxton
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$37K
Corporate PAC money
2%
AIPAC money
19%
Small dolar donors
1
Number of $1,000 pens stolen
Ken Paxton
The money behind Paxton

Meet Ken,

Ken is a family man that loves lavish vacations, stealing pens, and using taxpayer funds to cover his legal fees. As Attorney General, he has stood strong with the people of Texas, standing up for corporations, big money, and billionaires at every turn.

Ken's squeaky clean record speaks for itself: indicted for securities fraud, investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, and impeached by his own party, Ken has always put the people of Texas first. He's running for Senate to represent the tech titans, not the Texans.

Corporate PAC money

The corporate PACs writing checks.

These are the largest corporate PACs funding the campaign this cycle, ranked by net dollars given. Sourced directly from FEC filings.

Usap
Usap
Corporate PAC
$10K
Total 2026 · <1% of receipts
People
People
Corporate PAC
$5K
Total 2026 · <1% of receipts
Valero Poltiical Action Committee
Valero Poltiical Action Committee
Corporate PAC
$5K
Total 2026 · <1% of receipts
Textron
Textron
Corporate PAC
$5K
Total 2026 · <1% of receipts
Bnsf Rail
Bnsf Rail
Corporate PAC
$5K
Total 2026 · <1% of receipts
Crh Americas
Crh Americas
Corporate PAC
$5K
Total 2026 · <1% of receipts
Elbit Systems of America
Elbit Systems of America
Corporate PAC
$2K
Total 2026 · <1% of receipts
Total corporate PAC cash · 2026
Itemized straight from FEC filings.
$37K
Outside money · Independent expenditures

The super PACs spending on this race.

Super PACs raise and spend unlimited money “independently” of the campaign. These are the outside groups spending to sway this race — for or against the candidate, or attacking their general-election opponent — and, where known, who’s really behind the friendly-sounding names. Straight from FEC independent-expenditure filings.

Senate Republicans
FEC: TEXAS PAC
Supporting
$70M
$37M backing Ken · $33M against James Talarico in the general election
Crypto + AI execs
FEC: MAGA INC.
Supporting
$20M
$7.5M backing Ken · $13M against James Talarico in the general election
Dark money + millionaires
FEC: LONE STAR LIBERTY PAC
Supporting
$18M
$4.4M backing Ken · $14M against James Talarico in the general election
Elon Musk
FEC: AMERICA PAC
Supporting
$6.3M
$540K backing Ken · $5.8M against James Talarico in the general election
President Trump's Allies
FEC: NO GOING BACK PAC INC.
Supporting
$5.6M
$2.8M backing Ken · $2.8M against James Talarico in the general election
TRUTH AND COURAGE PAC
Supporting
$1.8M
against James Talarico in the general election
MOMENT OF TRUTH PAC INC.
Opposing
$1.6M
against Ken
PROTECTING AMERICA'S FUTURE
Supporting
$803K
against James Talarico in the general election
Why it matters

People are paying attention.

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I don’t really like the way he looks. I don’t like it...
Donald TrumpDonald TrumpPresident
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I believe marriage is a sacred covenant and I have earnestly pursued reconciliation...But in light of recent discoveries, I do not believe that it honors God or is loving to myself, my children, or Ken to remain in the marriage.
Angela PaxtonAngela PaxtonKen's Ex-Wife
Questions & answers

Frequently asked

Does Ken Paxton take corporate PAC money?+

Yes — per FEC filings, Ken Paxton has accepted $37K from corporate PACs (2026), across 7 contributions.

Where does this information come from?+

Federal Election Commission campaign-finance filings and U.S. House and Senate financial-disclosure filings (the STOCK Act). It's all public record.

Money talks.
So should you.

Support our corporate-powered campaign!