Hall for Senate · Texas · 2026

What the campaign has spent, line by line

Every item below is a specific bill, a specific payment, or a specific piece of equipment, named in advance. Each one gets a receipt posted against it. There is no single blended total on this page, because a single blended total is exactly the kind of number nobody can check — and unauditable numbers are the whole reason these requests get filed.

Figures below are as of the date in this page’s data block.

This page is a hand-updated snapshot. It does not read live data from the payment processor, from a bank, or from any government system. It is only as accurate as the date stamped on it.

— receipts posted online Unit: line items, not dollars

Paid, receipt posted Billed, not yet paid Open — filed, drafted, or not yet bought

What this page will not show you, and when that changes

There is no “raised to date” figure here. Not yet, and the reason is the point.

What can be said without a dollar sign, because the bank statement shows it: five deposits from the online payment processor settled between July 14 and August 24, 2026, one deposit was made at a branch, and two transfers came in from the candidate. How many individual contributions sit inside those processor deposits has not been reconciled against the processor’s own donor record yet, so this page does not put a number on it. All of it appears on the October report, next to figures.

The committee’s October Quarterly — FEC Form 3 — closes its books September 30, 2026 and is due October 15, 2026. Until a dollar figure on this page can be checked line-for-line against a filing on fec.gov, publishing one would be asking you to take a number on faith. That is the precise thing this campaign files public information requests about.

When the October Quarterly posts, this page will show three numbers side by side and keep showing them: the live processor total, the last total confirmed by the federal government, and the difference between them with the reason for the gap spelled out. A tracker that cites its own primary source. Until then, costs only.

Costs, not proceeds

The amounts above are what this audit has cost and what the next stage will cost. They are not what has been collected. The $5,000 certification fee was paid from the committee account on August 17, 2026 and is carried here as a cost already incurred, not as a goal.

Contributions go to the committee’s general fund. Nothing is held in escrow for one row. The line items are the spending plan, published in advance, so the receipts can be checked against it afterward.

The ask that goes with this page lives in the campaign’s posts and videos. This page carries no donate link on purpose: it is the record, not the pitch.