Show Us the Money
Barrett McNabb is running as a challenger in the 2026 Republican primary for Texas's 38th U.S. House District. His principal campaign committee has not yet submitted financial disclosures to the Federal Election Commission, without which there are no documented receipts, contributions, or cash-on-hand figures available to report.
Outside spending in support of McNabb totaled $20,000 in the 2026 cycle.
Candidate Rankings
Among the state's top fundraisers, James Talarico leads with $40,284,109 in total receipts and $9,858,865 in ending cash as of March 31, 2026. Jasmine Crockett's Senate campaign raised $11,092,295, though she reported only $633,086 in cash on hand at the same date. In the House race for District 30, Crockett raised $7,906,948 and is the incumbent Democrat in that seat.
Without McNabb's own filed figures, a direct comparison of his fundraising standing in the state cannot be calculated.
Incumbents vs. Challengers
In Texas's 2026 cycle, incumbents and challengers are competing across 266 total state candidates. Democratic candidates number 108, while Republican candidates total 158. The remaining candidates represent Green Party, Libertarian, Independent, Independent Democratic Party, and other party affiliations.
Democratic candidates statewide have outraised their Republican counterparts by roughly $4.1 million. However, individual race dynamics vary widely. Incumbent Democrat Jasmine Crockett in House District 30 raised $7,906,948, while challenger Colin Allred's Senate campaign brought in $7,628,921. Incumbent Republican Senator John Cornyn raised $7,917,429.
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Source: Federal Election Commission (FEC), data current as of June 26, 2026.
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