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Texas 34th

📅 General: November 3, 2026 · Runoff: May 26, 2026
C: Lean R S: Lean R I: Lean R
Last updated: Mar 24, 2026 04:51 AM
Poll Leader
No polls
0 candidates polled
Total Money in Race
$25.6M
Combined fundraising
Outside Spending
$3.8M
Independent expenditures
Corporate Influence
$856K
4 lobbying clients
🧠 Race Intelligence
Safe R
Signal Alignment REP at 100%
Data Signals
Expert Ratings
REP
Lean R (unanimous) — Cook: Lean R / Sabato: Lean R / Inside: Lean R
📈 Allred: Net IE: +93K
📈 Teixeira: Net IE: +1.3M
📈 Ellzey: Net IE: +69K
📈 Menefee: Net IE: +2.2M
🏛️ Super PAC Activity in This Race
Committee
Direction
Amount
Supporting Menefee
$1.6M
Supporting Teixeira
$698K
Supporting Teixeira
$520K
Supporting Menefee
$395K
Supporting Menefee
$200K
Supporting Allred
$150K
Supporting Allred
$102K
Supporting Teixeira
$76K
Supporting Ellzey
$69K
🏛️ Corporate Influence Pipeline
Companies spending $180K lobbying Congress are simultaneously directing $856K in campaign spending in this race.
4
Corporate Clients
$180K
Lobbying Spend
$856K
Campaign Spending
13
Lobbyists
Lobbying Issues Connected to This Race
🏥 Healthcare & Pharma 🛡️ Defense & Security 🏭 Trade & Manufacturing ⚡ Energy & Utilities
Company Lobbying $ Campaign $ Candidate
SIERRA CLUB 🏭 🏥 ⚡
$130K
$10
MENEFEE
Y 🏥
$30K
$150K
ALLRED
ATI, INC.
$10K
$698K
TEIXEIRA
ACT INC 🛡️
$10K
$9K
MENEFEE
Source: Senate LDA filings + FEC data via Hammerhead Intelligence. Lobbying $ = annual reported federal lobbying expenditures (company-wide). Campaign $ = IE spending directed at candidates in this specific race.
Candidate Comparison
Candidate
RCP Avg
Raised
COH
Sm $
Burn
IE For
IE Agst
Allred (D)
$5.4M
$858K
55%
84%
$173K
$79K
De La Cruz (R)
$3.5M
$1.9M
40%
63%
Teixeira (R)
$3.5M
$1.0M
2%
71%
$1.3M
Ellzey (R)
$3.1M
$1.9M
32%
74%
$69K
Menefee (D)
$2.7M
$130K
24%
95%
$2.2M
Jackson (R)
$2.5M
$4.6M
54%
52%
Jensen (R)
$2.5M
$37K
12%
98%
Gill (R)
$2.4M
$626K
64%
79%
$624
Financial Breakdown
Allred (D)
Total Raised
$5,412,502
Cash on Hand
$858,030
Disbursements
$4,554,473
Individual Contributions
$1,185,477
PAC Contributions
$1,000
Small Dollar %
55.0%
Burn Rate
84.1%
Net IE Advantage
+$93K
De La Cruz (R)
Total Raised
$3,518,457
Cash on Hand
$1,903,384
Disbursements
$2,229,043
Individual Contributions
$2,279,044
PAC Contributions
$419,800
Small Dollar %
40.4%
Burn Rate
63.4%
Net IE Advantage
$0
Teixeira (R)
Total Raised
$3,466,723
Cash on Hand
$1,007,430
Disbursements
$2,459,293
Individual Contributions
$593,223
PAC Contributions
$123,500
Small Dollar %
1.6%
Burn Rate
70.9%
Net IE Advantage
+$1.3M
Ellzey (R)
Total Raised
$3,101,986
Cash on Hand
$1,902,334
Disbursements
$2,295,099
Individual Contributions
$1,186,161
PAC Contributions
$453,135
Small Dollar %
32.0%
Burn Rate
74.0%
Net IE Advantage
+$69K
Menefee (D)
Total Raised
$2,668,709
Cash on Hand
$130,327
Disbursements
$2,538,382
Individual Contributions
$2,508,901
PAC Contributions
$157,550
Small Dollar %
23.6%
Burn Rate
95.1%
Net IE Advantage
+$2.2M
Jackson (R)
Total Raised
$2,549,764
Cash on Hand
$4,639,825
Disbursements
$1,311,887
Individual Contributions
$1,788,587
PAC Contributions
$158,100
Small Dollar %
53.9%
Burn Rate
51.5%
Net IE Advantage
$0
Jensen (R)
Total Raised
$2,459,347
Cash on Hand
$36,512
Disbursements
$2,422,835
Individual Contributions
$10,201
PAC Contributions
$0
Small Dollar %
12.0%
Burn Rate
98.5%
Net IE Advantage
$0
Gill (R)
Total Raised
$2,423,548
Cash on Hand
$625,938
Disbursements
$1,925,433
Individual Contributions
$1,869,811
PAC Contributions
$259,800
Small Dollar %
63.7%
Burn Rate
79.4%
Net IE Advantage
+$624
📜 Historical Context — Texas
Partisan Lean R+11
↗ Trending D+7

TX has a partisan lean of R+11. The state has shifted toward Democrats by 7 points in recent elections. Republicans won 4 of the last 4 Senate races here (avg margin R+14).

Presidential Results
2020 R+5.6
2016 R+9.0
2012 R+15.8
2008 R+11.8
2004 R+22.9
Senate Results
2020 R+9.6
2018 R+2.6
2014 R+27.2
2012 R+15.9

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