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Texas 32nd District primary 2026

No. 121 of 527 House races in the 2026 cycle

This race is in the 2026 primaries.

The short version

In the 2026 Texas 32nd District primary, 4 outside groups spent $1.6M: $1.4M supporting Jace Yarbrough (R), $2,125 opposing Jace Yarbrough and $174K supporting Ryan Binkley (R).

The result, as reportedunofficial

  • DemocraticDan Barrios60.4%Won
  • RepublicanJace Yarbrough and Ryan Binkley advanced to a runoff.

In the 2026 Texas 32nd District primary, Dan Barrios won the Democratic ballot with 60.4% of the vote.

$1.6M

outside money

supporting Jace Yarbrough (R)
$1.4M
opposing Jace Yarbrough (R)
$2,125
supporting Ryan Binkley (R)
$174K

Outside money supporting and opposing each candidate

Both sides on one scale
← OpposingSupporting →
  • Jace Yarbrough Republican

    $2,125
    $1.4M

    $1.4M supporting Jace Yarbrough · $2,125 opposing Jace Yarbrough

  • Ryan Binkley Republican

    $174K

    $174K supporting Ryan Binkley

The long version

The candidates

What each candidate’s own campaign raised, beside what outside groups spent supporting and opposing them.

Week by week

Outside money each week, supporting and opposing the candidates, all candidates combined.

Week of 2 Mar 2026

Supporting $3,997

Supporting candidatesOpposing candidates

The groups on each side

The biggest outside groups in this race, by what they spent supporting or opposing each candidate.

Spent supporting a candidate

  1. Strong PACsupporting Jace Yarbrough$1.4M
  2. Texas Path to Freedom PACsupporting Ryan Binkley$174K
  3. Freedom Caucus Fundsupporting Jace Yarbrough$16,161
  4. Texas Alliance for Life Fed PACsupporting Jace Yarbrough$28

Spent opposing a candidate

  1. Texas Path to Freedom PACopposing Jace Yarbrough$2,125

Who’s connected to whom

The groups that spent supporting or opposing the candidates.

Their biggest giversGroups that spentCandidatesStrong PAC spent $1.4M supporting Jace Yarbrough · $1.4MTexas Path to Freedom PAC spent $174K supporting Ryan Binkley · $174KFreedom Caucus Fund spent $16,161 supporting Jace Yarbrough · $16,161Texas Path to Freedom PAC spent $2,125 opposing Jace Yarbrough · $2,125Texas Alliance for Life Fed PAC spent $28 supporting Jace Yarbrough · $28J & J Ventures Gaming gave $7,500 to Strong PAC · $7,500Freedom Caucus Alliance gave $135K to Freedom Caucus Fund · $135KLet's Get to Work PAC gave $84,000 to Freedom Caucus Fund · $84,000J & J Ventures GamingJ & J Ventures GamingCompany or group · $7,500Freedom Caucus AllianceFreedom Caucus AllianceCompany or group · $135KLet's Get to Work PACLet's Get to Work PACCompany or group · $84,000Strong PACStrong PACGroup · $1.4MTexas Path to Freedom PACTexas Path to Freedom PACGroup · $176KFreedom Caucus FundFreedom Caucus FundGroup · $16,161Texas Alliance for Life FedPACTexas Alliance for Life Fed PACGroup · $28Jace YarbroughJace YarbroughCandidate · $1.4MRyan BinkleyRyan BinkleyCandidate · $174K
  • Strong PAC spent supporting Jace Yarbrough · $1.4M
  • Texas Path to Freedom PAC spent supporting Ryan Binkley · $174K
  • Freedom Caucus Fund spent supporting Jace Yarbrough · $16,161
  • Texas Path to Freedom PAC spent opposing Jace Yarbrough · $2,125
  • Texas Alliance for Life Fed PAC spent supporting Jace Yarbrough · $28
  • J & J Ventures Gaming gave to Strong PAC · $7,500
  • Freedom Caucus Alliance gave to Freedom Caucus Fund · $135K
  • Let's Get to Work PAC gave to Freedom Caucus Fund · $84,000
GaveSpent supportingSpent opposingSwipe to see the whole map.

Group

Strong PAC

  • Strong PAC spent $1.4M supporting Jace Yarbrough$1.4M
  • J & J Ventures Gaming gave $7,500 to Strong PAC$7,500
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