Texas state legislative Republican primaries, 2018/Campaign finance

Elections in Texas, 2018

• General election: Nov. 6
• Voter registration deadline: Oct. 9
• Early voting: Oct. 22 - Nov. 2
• Absentee voting deadline: Nov. 7

• Online registration: No
• Same-day registration: No
• Voter ID: Photo ID required
• Poll times: 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

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Ballotpedia's series on the Texas state legislative Republican primaries
Overview
Page 1: Election night coverage of primary matchups
Page 2: Races to watch in the 2018 primaries
Page 3: Top 10 races in 2018
Page 4: Factional conflict in the 2018 primaries
Page 5: What was at stake in the 2018 primaries?
Page 6: Campaign activity by influencers and satellite organizations
Page 7: Noteworthy events, timeline, and media coverage of the 2018 primaries
Page 8: Competitiveness in the 2018 primaries
Page 9: Campaign finance in the 2018 primaries
Page 10: May 22 primary runoffs
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On this page you will find:

• Campaign contributions and spending for state Senate candidates
• Campaign contributions and spending for state House candidates

The information on this page is powered by Transparency Texas. They provide campaign finance information for candidates who ran in contested Republican primaries for Texas state legislative seats in 2018.

Each table contains the following information for each candidate:

• Total contributions and expenditures
• Number of unique donors and unique payees
• Number of donations that were more than $1,000
• Amount spent on advertising
• The names of the candidate's top contributors and how much they gave
• The names of the candidate's top payees and how much they received from the campaign

For more campaign finance information, click View More at the bottom of each table. You will be redirected to the Transparency Texas website.

Campaign finance information is missing for a small number of candidates as of February 28, 2018. Ballotpedia is working hard to correct these errors.

Senate races

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House races

The tables below provide more campaign finance information for state House candidates. Click [Show] on the box below to navigate to the state House race you want to see.

House District 45

Ken Strange

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Austin Talley

House District 47

Paul Workman

Patty Vredevelt

Jay Wiley

House District 52

Cynthia Flores

Jeremy Story

Christopher Ward

House District 54

Scott Cosper

Brad Buckley

Larry Smith

House District 55

Hugh Shine

C.J. Grisham

Brandon Hall

House District 59

J.D. Sheffield

Chris Evans

House District 60

Mike Lang

Jim Largent

Gregory Risse

House District 62

Kevin Couch

Brent Lawson

Reggie Smith

House District 64

Lynn Stucky

Mark Roy

House District 65

Ron Simmons

Kevin Simmons

House District 73

Kyle Biedermann

Dave Campbell

House District 87

Four Price

Drew Brassfield

House District 88

Ken King

Jason Huddleston

Richard Beyea

House District 89

Candy Noble

John Payton

House District 98

Giovanni Capriglione

Armin Mizani

House District 99

Charlie Geren

Bo French

House District 102

Linda Koop

Chad Carnahan

Scott Kilgore

House District 105

Rodney Anderson

Dinesh Mali

House District 106

Clint Bedsole

Jared Patterson

House District 107

Deanna Maria Metzger

Brad Perry

Joe Ruzicka

House District 113

Jonathan Boos

Jim Phaup

Charlie Lauersdorf

House District 114

Jason Villalba

Lisa Luby Ryan

House District 117

Carlos Antonio Raymond

Michael Berlanga

House District 121

Adrian Spears

Carlton Soules

Charlotte Williamson

Marc Whyte

Matt Beebe

Steve Allison

House District 122

Lyle Larson

Chris Fails

House District 126

E. Sam Harless

Gail Stanart

Kevin Fulton

House District 134

Sarah Davis

Susanna Dokupil

House District 144

Gilbert Pena

Ruben Villarreal

House District 150

Valoree Swanson

James Wilson

See also

• Texas House of Representatives elections, 2018
• Texas state legislative Democratic primaries, 2018
• Texas State Legislature
• State legislative elections, 2018

Footnotes