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: 13 ms.