Texas Outside Money Index

Money into Texas politics, by state

Every state outside Texas, ranked by how much its residents and committees contributed to Texas candidates, officeholders, and PACs. That comes to $1,120,664,567 in all, 16.3% of the money in Texas politics.

  1. District of Columbia$192,198,974
  2. California$161,812,259
  3. New York$100,941,984
  4. Nevada$54,690,533
  5. Illinois$47,626,332
  6. Pennsylvania$45,686,061
  7. Florida$43,299,829
  8. Virginia$34,545,421
  9. Out-of-state PAC (Texas or blank address)$33,834,680
  10. Oklahoma$30,334,776
  11. Michigan$27,715,132
  12. Massachusetts$27,035,328
  13. Nebraska$27,032,231
  14. Colorado$21,637,036
  15. Maryland$20,566,064
  16. Missouri$20,059,371
  17. Ohio$18,662,722
  18. Georgia$17,943,785
  19. Washington$16,001,029
  20. Connecticut$14,434,731
  21. New Jersey$13,478,374
  22. Arizona$13,096,920
  23. Arkansas$12,507,834
  24. Tennessee$11,923,651
  25. North Carolina$11,568,131
  26. Louisiana$11,297,979
  27. Alabama$10,945,640
  28. Indiana$9,569,467
  29. New Mexico$7,478,971
  30. Kansas$7,304,336
  31. Minnesota$7,263,380
  32. South Carolina$7,240,952
  33. Oregon$4,796,419
  34. Wisconsin$4,174,304
  35. Kentucky$4,139,297
  36. Delaware$3,343,795
  37. Utah$3,180,228
  38. Mississippi$3,059,225
  39. Maine$2,894,239
  40. Iowa$2,570,380
  41. Rhode Island$2,200,761
  42. New Hampshire$1,519,891
  43. Wyoming$1,419,360
  44. Vermont$1,369,344
  45. Idaho$1,223,829
  46. Montana$1,124,827
  47. Hawaii$1,121,403
  48. Alaska$959,513
  49. South Dakota$722,090
  50. West Virginia$675,483
  51. North Dakota$436,221

For reference, in-state money from Texas addresses totals $5,102,770,333. See Texas.