Filing A Report
Persons that file campaign finance documents with the Texas Ethics Commission include the following:
- Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Comptroller, Railroad Commissioner, Land Commissioner, Agriculture Commissioner, State Party Chair, County Chair of certain political parties;
- Texas Senate, Texas House of Representatives; Speaker of the House;
- Multi-county District Attorney;
- State Board of Education;
- Supreme Court Justice, Court of Appeals Justice, Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, and District Judges;
- Offices of a political subdivision other than a county located in more than one county and with a governing body that has not been formed (Example: A newly created utility district with boundaries crossing a county line);
- Specific-purpose political committees supporting or opposing a candidate or officeholder who files with the Commission, or a measure that is to be submitted to voters of the entire state;
- Specific-purpose political committees for supporting or opposing school bond measures file treasurer appointment locally and campaign finance reports with the Commission;
- General-purpose political committees, including a county executive committee of a political party;
- Individuals and Entities making direct campaign expenditures in excess of $150;
- Legislative Caucuses;
- Retired Officeholders retaining contributions or assets
Select your filer type from the categories on left hand side of the page for more specific filing information.