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Race2026 cycleElection day 3 Nov 2026Updated

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Texas 34th District general 2026

No. 9 of 527 House races in the 2026 cycle

The short version

In the 2026 Texas 34th District general election, 16 outside groups spent $9.9M: $1.1M supporting Vicente Gonzalez (D), $4.5M opposing Vicente Gonzalez, $465K supporting Eric Flores (R) and $3.8M opposing Eric Flores.

$9.9M

outside money

supporting Vicente Gonzalez (D)
$1.1M
opposing Vicente Gonzalez (D)
$4.5M
supporting Eric Flores (R)
$465K
opposing Eric Flores (R)
$3.8M

Result not in yet

Election day is 3 Nov 2026.

  • Vicente Gonzalez

    Democrat

    Waiting for the count

  • Eric Flores

    Republican

    Waiting for the count

Outside money supporting and opposing each candidate

Both sides on one scale
← OpposingSupporting →

  • Vicente Gonzalez Democrat

    $4.5M
    $1.1M

    $1.1M supporting Vicente Gonzalez · $4.5M opposing Vicente Gonzalez

  • Eric Flores Republican

    $3.8M
    $465K

    $465K supporting Eric Flores · $3.8M opposing Eric Flores

This seat, every election

Texas 34th District

$10.4M

outside money in the 2026 cycle

The long version

The candidates

What each candidate’s own campaign raised, beside what outside groups spent supporting and opposing them, and what party committees spent working with the campaign.

  • Vicente Gonzalez

    Democrat

    Own campaign raised
    $3.8M
    Outside money supporting
    $1.1M
    Outside money opposing
    $4.5M

    Party spending with the campaign

    $500K

    DCCC $500K

    Vicente Gonzalez for Congress

  • Eric Flores

    Republican

    Own campaign raised
    $2.8M
    Outside money supporting
    $465K
    Outside money opposing
    $3.8M
    Eric Flores for Congress
  • Campaign money to 30 Jun 2026

Week by week

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

Week of 5 Oct 2026

Supporting $10,000Opposing $25,204

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. America's Credit Unions PACsupporting Vicente Gonzalez$700K
  2. Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc.supporting Eric Flores$280K
  3. HMPsupporting Vicente Gonzalez$265K
  4. Article One PACsupporting Vicente Gonzalez$112K
  5. No Going Back PACsupporting Eric Flores$74,052
  6. Special Operations for Americasupporting Eric Flores$50,400
  7. America PACsupporting Eric Flores$36,134
  8. The Conservative Caucussupporting Eric Flores$16,470

Spent opposing a candidate

  1. Congressional Leadership Fundopposing Vicente Gonzalez$3.1M
  2. HMPopposing Eric Flores$2.6M
  3. No Going Back PACopposing Vicente Gonzalez$1.2M
  4. Bold Americaopposing Eric Flores$701K
  5. CHC Bold PACopposing Eric Flores$500K
  6. Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc.opposing Vicente Gonzalez$112K
  7. America PACopposing Vicente Gonzalez$62,571
  8. The Conservative Caucusopposing Vicente Gonzalez$22,384

Who’s connected to whom

The groups that spent supporting or opposing the candidates.

Their biggest giversGroups that spentCandidatesCongressional Leadership Fund spent $3.1M opposing Vicente Gonzalez · $3.1MHMP spent $2.6M opposing Eric Flores · $2.6MNo Going Back PAC spent $1.2M opposing Vicente Gonzalez · $1.2MBold America spent $701K opposing Eric Flores · $701KAmerica's Credit Unions PAC spent $700K supporting Vicente Gonzalez · $700KCHC Bold PAC spent $500K opposing Eric Flores · $500KAmericans for Prosperity Action, Inc. spent $280K supporting Eric Flores · $280KHMP spent $265K supporting Vicente Gonzalez · $265KArticle One PAC spent $112K supporting Vicente Gonzalez · $112KAmericans for Prosperity Action, Inc. spent $112K opposing Vicente Gonzalez · $112KNo Going Back PAC spent $74,052 supporting Eric Flores · $74,052American Action Network gave $43.5M to Congressional Leadership Fund · $43.5MChevron Corporation gave $3.5M to Congressional Leadership Fund · $3.5MHouse Majority Forward gave $61.7M to HMP · $61.7MAmerican Opportunity Action gave $4.0M to HMP · $4.0MProximo Action gave $2.9M to Bold America · $2.9MDemocrats 2026 gave $1.2M to Bold America · $1.2MKoch Inc gave $30.0M to Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. · $30.0MStand Together gave $20.0M to Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. · $20.0MArticle One Action Fund (DC) gave $2.6M to Article One PAC · $2.6MOpportunity Forward Alliance (DC) gave $750K to Article One PAC · $750KAmerican Action NetworkAmerican Action NetworkCompany or group · $43.5MChevron CorporationChevron CorporationCompany or group · $3.5MHouse Majority ForwardHouse Majority ForwardCompany or group · $61.7MAmerican Opportunity ActionAmerican Opportunity ActionCompany or group · $4.0MProximo ActionProximo ActionCompany or group · $2.9MDemocrats 2026Democrats 2026Company or group · $1.2MKoch IncKoch IncCompany or group · $30.0MStand TogetherStand TogetherCompany or group · $20.0MArticle One Action Fund (DC)Article One Action Fund (DC)Company or group · $2.6MOpportunity Forward Alliance(DC)Opportunity Forward Alliance (DC)Company or group · $750KCongressional LeadershipFundCongressional Leadership FundGroup · $3.1MHMPHMPGroup · $2.9MNo Going Back PACNo Going Back PACGroup · $1.2MBold AmericaBold AmericaGroup · $701KAmerica's Credit Unions PACAmerica's Credit Unions PACGroup · $700KCHC Bold PACCHC Bold PACGroup · $500KAmericans for ProsperityAction, Inc.Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc.Group · $393KArticle One PACArticle One PACGroup · $112KVicente GonzalezVicente GonzalezCandidate · $5.6MEric FloresEric FloresCandidate · $4.3M
  • Congressional Leadership Fund spent opposing Vicente Gonzalez · $3.1M
  • HMP spent opposing Eric Flores · $2.6M
  • No Going Back PAC spent opposing Vicente Gonzalez · $1.2M
  • Bold America spent opposing Eric Flores · $701K
  • America's Credit Unions PAC spent supporting Vicente Gonzalez · $700K
  • CHC Bold PAC spent opposing Eric Flores · $500K
  • Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. spent supporting Eric Flores · $280K
  • HMP spent supporting Vicente Gonzalez · $265K
  • Article One PAC spent supporting Vicente Gonzalez · $112K
  • Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. spent opposing Vicente Gonzalez · $112K
  • No Going Back PAC spent supporting Eric Flores · $74,052
  • American Action Network gave to Congressional Leadership Fund · $43.5M
  • Chevron Corporation gave to Congressional Leadership Fund · $3.5M
  • House Majority Forward gave to HMP · $61.7M
  • American Opportunity Action gave to HMP · $4.0M
  • Proximo Action gave to Bold America · $2.9M
  • Democrats 2026 gave to Bold America · $1.2M
  • Koch Inc gave to Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. · $30.0M
  • Stand Together gave to Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. · $20.0M
  • Article One Action Fund (DC) gave to Article One PAC · $2.6M
  • Opportunity Forward Alliance (DC) gave to Article One PAC · $750K
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Group

Congressional Leadership Fund

  • Congressional Leadership Fund spent $3.1M opposing Vicente Gonzalez$3.1M
  • American Action Network gave $43.5M to Congressional Leadership Fund$43.5M
  • Chevron Corporation gave $3.5M to Congressional Leadership Fund$3.5M

Polls

Every poll of this race on one timeline.

The latest poll, by Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center to 30 Jul 2026, has Vicente Gonzalez at 45.0% and Eric Flores at 42.0%, and Eddie Espinoza at 3.0%.

Vicente GonzalezEric Flores

Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center27 Jul to 30 Jul 2026 · 700 likely voters
DemocraticVicente Gonzalez45.0%
RepublicanEric Flores42.0%

Also asked · Eddie Espinoza 3.0% · Chris Royal 2.0%

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Every poll, newest first

  1. 30 Jul ’26Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center 27 Jul to 30 Jul 2026 · 700 likely votersVicente Gonzalez 45.0%Eric Flores 42.0%Eddie Espinoza 3.0%Chris Royal 2.0%
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