Texas Ethics Commission data Release v1.4 Source snapshot September 17, 2026 Latest eligible reported transaction September 15, 2026
Filer / Committee

Texas Appleseed

DCE · ACTIVE
Filer ID: 00085589 · Austin · TX
2 reports · First filing 05/17/2021 · Latest filing 05/17/2021
Independent Expenditure · Direct Campaign Expenditure · Independent

Committee Details

TEC filer identity, reporting status, geography, and analytical classification.
Committee Class
Independent Expenditure
Subclass
Direct Campaign Expenditure
Market Segment
Independent
Status
ACTIVE
Filer Type
DCE
Office
—
District / Place
—
Mailing Location
Austin · TX · 78701
First Filing
05/17/2021
Latest Filing
05/17/2021
Latest Reporting Period
03/31/2021 – 04/22/2021
Reports
2

Overview

Activity within the selected analysis window.
Analysis Window Current: Lifetime
Contributions
$0.00
Expenditures
$41,725.19
Transactions
13
Largest Contribution
—
Largest Expenditure
$14,313.00
COH as of 04/22/2021
—
Average Contribution
—
Average Expenditure
$3,209.63
First Contribution
—
Last Contribution
—
First Expenditure
03/31/2021
Last Expenditure
05/17/2021

Relationships

Reported Contributor Entities
0
Reported Payee Entities
9
Top Contributor
—
Top Reported Payee
Collective Campaigns

Graph Relationships

Materialized relationship totals from the verified entity graph.
Contributor Relationships
0
0 contributions · $0.00
Vendor Relationships
9
13 payments · $41,725.19
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Relationship Graph

Top reported relationships in the selected analysis window: Lifetime. Arrows show the direction of reported money flow; node size is not scaled.
Top contributorsMoney receivedTop reported payeesMoney spentTexas AppleseedFocal filer / committeeCollective CampaignsCollective Campaigns$35,432.48 · 3 paymentsMcCarthy PrintMcCarthy Print$2,017.00 · 1 paymentsWorley PrintingWorley Printing$1,318.00 · 1 paymentsFacebookFacebook$887.99 · 3 paymentsAustin ChronicleAustin Chronicle$600.00 · 1 paymentsNo contributor relationships in this window

Market Position

Fixed peer benchmark: 01/01/2021–06/30/2026. Peers share the same committee class. These benchmarks do not change when the dashboard analysis window changes.
Committee Class
Independent Expenditure
Subclass
Direct Campaign Expenditure
Market Segment
Independent
Spending Band
—
Peer Committees
273

Peer Percentiles

MetricPercentileRank
Contributions99.6th#2 of 273
Expenditures79.9th#56 of 273
Total Financial Activity79.9th#56 of 273
Transaction Volume85.0th#42 of 273

Concentration

Descriptive study-period shares for this committee; not yet peer-relative.
MeasureShare
Top 10 contributors / contributions—
Top 5 reported payees / expenditures96.5%

Top Contributors

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#ContributorTotalGifts
No contributor records in this window.

Top Reported Payees

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#PayeePaidPayments
1Collective Campaigns $35,432.483
2McCarthy Print $2,017.001
3Worley Printing $1,318.001
4Facebook $887.993
5Austin Chronicle $600.001
6Texas Tribune $600.001
7JG Media/Community Impact Newspaper $450.001
8Libby Russell Design $412.501
9Twitter $7.221

Financial Activity by Year

Annual totals are descriptive aggregates, not narrative interpretation.
YearContributionsExpenditures
2021$0.00 $41,725.19

Recent Contributions

DateContributorAmountEmployer / Occupation

Recent Expenditures

DatePayeeAmountDescription
05/17/2021McCarthy Print $2,017.00printing door hangers urging vote against prop b
05/17/2021Facebook $321.58website ad urging vote against prop b
05/14/2021Worley Printing $1,318.00printed door hangers urging vote no on prop b
05/10/2021Collective Campaigns $7,019.48field organizing/sign holding/phone banking to oppose Prop B
05/05/2021Texas Tribune $600.00banner ads urging vote no on prop b
05/03/2021Collective Campaigns $14,313.00field organizing/sign holding/phone banking to oppose Prop B
04/30/2021Facebook $66.41website ad urging vote against prop b
04/30/2021Twitter $7.22website ad urging vote against prop b
04/29/2021Facebook $500.00website ad urging vote against prop b
04/27/2021Austin Chronicle $600.00website banner ads urging vote against prop b
04/27/2021JG Media/Community Impact Newspaper $450.00website banner ads urging vote against prop b
04/15/2021Collective Campaigns $14,100.00field organizing/sign holding/phone banking to oppose Prop B
03/31/2021Libby Russell Design $412.50design door hangers opposing Prop B
Evidence basis: All statistics on this page are computed directly from public Texas Ethics Commission campaign finance records. Analysis window: Lifetime. Dashboard query time: 205 ms.