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Brian Babin

U.S. House, TX District 36 · REPUBLICAN PARTY

The most recent attempt to refresh these records was only partly successful. What you see is the last data we received on November 8, 2026. We'll attempt to update these records during a future import.

$1,201,014
Total receipts
Money the campaign reported receiving
$918,917
Total spending
Money the campaign reported spending
Not reported
Cash on hand
At the end of October 14, 2026

Reporting period: January 1, 2025 to October 14, 2026. Money raised after that date is not included yet. Totals are the FEC's figures and already account for amended filings and refunds as the FEC records them.

Where the money came from

Individual donors: $266,702 (22%)PACs and other committees: $531,552 (44%)Transfers from the candidate's other committees: $359,307 (30%)Other reported receipts: $43,453 (4%)
Receipts by source
SourceAmountShare
Individual donors
Donations from individual people (itemized gifts plus small unitemized ones).
$266,70222%
PACs and other committees
Contributions from political action committees and other non-party committees.
$531,55244%
Transfers from the candidate's other committees
Money moved between the candidate's own authorized committees.
$359,30730%
Other reported receipts
Computed: total receipts minus the lines above. Includes anything the FEC summary does not itemize here, such as refunds adjustments, interest or event income.
$43,4534%

Individual donors include small gifts the campaign was not required to itemize. These categories are kept apart on purpose: a gift from a person is not a gift from a company, and a PAC is not a person.

Fundraising history by cycle

$1.5M1996 raised: $594,791 1996 spent: $595,410 19961998 raised: $293,240 1998 spent: $287,322 19982000 raised: $4,552 2000 spent: $10,851 20002002 raised: $0 2002 spent: $0 20022004 raised: $0 2004 spent: $0 20042006 raised: $0 2006 spent: $0 20062014 raised: $1,118,764 2014 spent: $972,205 20142016 raised: $1,132,000 2016 spent: $724,374 20162018 raised: $1,183,031 2018 spent: $1,000,300 20182020 raised: $1,359,032 2020 spent: $1,310,866 20202022 raised: $1,054,678 2022 spent: $914,820 20222024 raised: $1,192,438 2024 spent: $1,471,175 20242026 raised: $1,201,014 2026 spent: $918,917 2026

Raised Spent

Fundraising by cycle
CycleRaisedSpentReported through
2025–2026$1,201,014$918,917October 14, 2026
2023–2024$1,192,438$1,471,175December 31, 2024
2021–2022$1,054,678$914,820December 31, 2022
2019–2020$1,359,032$1,310,866December 31, 2020
2017–2018$1,183,031$1,000,300December 31, 2018
2015–2016$1,132,000$724,374December 31, 2016
2013–2014$1,118,764$972,205December 31, 2014
2005–2006$0$0January 10, 2005
2003–2004$0$0December 31, 2004
2001–2002$0$0December 31, 2002
1999–2000$4,552$10,851December 31, 2000
1997–1998$293,240$287,322December 31, 1998
1995–1996$594,791$595,410December 31, 1996

Largest committee contributions

Political action committees (PACs) and other committees, grouped by their FEC committee ID. This list is built from the 39 largest itemized contributions the FEC lists for the campaign, so it is a partial list, not a complete ranking. The PAC total above is the complete figure.

Largest committee contributions
CommitteeReported totalContributions
BABIN VICTORY FUND$349,3735
AMERICAN CHEMISTRY COUNCIL PAC$10,0002
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE$10,0002
AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE$10,0002
AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE$10,0002
SPACE EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES CORP. PAC$10,0002
TEXAS FARM BUREAU AGFUND$9,6002
CAPITOL FRANKING GROUP$8,5801
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEONS--PAC OF AAOS$5,0001
EMPLOYEES OF RTX CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE$5,0001
BLUE ORIGIN LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (BLUE ORIGIN PAC)$5,0001
AMERICAN REVIVAL PAC$5,0001
IN THE ARENA PAC$5,0001
HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC. TECHNOLOGIES PUBLIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL (HONPAC)$5,0001
LYONDELL CHEMICAL COMPANY PAC$5,0001

Largest individual contributions

Each line is one itemized gift as reported, in the donor's own words (employer and occupation are what the donor told the campaign; an employer is not the donor). Gifts are never added together by name. Information about individual contributors is public record, but federal law forbids using it to solicit contributions or for any commercial purpose (52 U.S.C. § 30111(a)(4)). People who share a name are never combined here, and no street addresses are shown.

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Independent expenditures (outside spending)

Independent expenditures are spent by outside groups to support or oppose a candidate without coordinating with the campaign. They are not contributions to the campaign and are not included in the receipts above. Support and opposition are shown separately.

Spent to support

$0

Outside groups spending in favor of this candidate.

Spent to oppose

$0

Outside groups spending against this candidate.

See every independent expenditure on FEC.gov

Official sources

Data from the FEC's OpenFEC service. Imported November 8, 2026.

Figures are copied from Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings and are only as complete and current as those filings. Reports are filed on a schedule, so recent money may not appear yet. FloorHoller does not alter official amounts. A campaign contribution is a lawful, public, reported act. Nothing on this page suggests that any contribution, or any amount, is improper. How this works

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