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Julie Johnson

Julie Johnson

DemocratTexas, 32nd District

U.S. House of Representatives

Career total · all 23 groups

$2.8M

in tracked money to Julie Johnson across every election cycle on file: PAC contributions, individual contributions, employer matches, and independent expenditures made in support.

Largest groups

All 23 groups

Contributions by election cycle

  • 2010$0
  • 2012$0
  • 2014$0
  • 2016$0
  • 2018$0
  • 2020$0
  • 2022$0
  • 2024Cryptocurrency: $968,400Pro-Israel Lobby: $108,602Health Professionals: $101,742Organized Labor: $132,100Trial Lawyers: $99,300Real Estate: $82,077Pharmaceuticals & Health Products: $40,950Transportation & Auto: $56,150Finance, Securities & Banking: $32,800Big Tech & Telecom: $42,950Agribusiness: $18,000Oil & Gas: $22,550Alcohol, Tobacco & Betting: $30,900Insurance: $23,550Accounting: $22,492Retail & Restaurants: $17,600Environment: $29,200Construction & Engineering: $23,400Lobbyists & Big Law: $12,100Gun Lobby: $10,600Electric Utilities: $3,250Defense Industry: $4,750Artificial Intelligence: $3,500$1,886,963
  • 2026Cryptocurrency: $3,500Pro-Israel Lobby: $143,675Health Professionals: $108,000Organized Labor: $64,750Trial Lawyers: $71,750Real Estate: $70,930Pharmaceuticals & Health Products: $74,000Transportation & Auto: $49,930Finance, Securities & Banking: $40,500Big Tech & Telecom: $27,000Agribusiness: $45,400Oil & Gas: $36,500Alcohol, Tobacco & Betting: $24,607Insurance: $29,000Accounting: $23,550Retail & Restaurants: $26,250Environment: $11,850Construction & Engineering: $16,250Lobbyists & Big Law: $20,400Gun Lobby: $9,180Electric Utilities: $15,500Defense Industry: $7,500$920,022
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CycleCryptocurrencyPro-Israel LobbyHealth ProfessionalsOrganized LaborTrial LawyersReal EstatePharmaceuticals & Health ProductsTransportation & AutoFinance, Securities & BankingBig Tech & TelecomAgribusinessOil & GasAlcohol, Tobacco & BettingInsuranceAccountingRetail & RestaurantsEnvironmentConstruction & EngineeringLobbyists & Big LawGun LobbyElectric UtilitiesDefense IndustryArtificial IntelligenceTotal
2026$3,500$143,675$108,000$64,750$71,750$70,930$74,000$49,930$40,500$27,000$45,400$36,500$24,607$29,000$23,550$26,250$11,850$16,250$20,400$9,180$15,500$7,500$0$920,022
2024$968,400$108,602$101,742$132,100$99,300$82,077$40,950$56,150$32,800$42,950$18,000$22,550$30,900$23,550$22,492$17,600$29,200$23,400$12,100$10,600$3,250$4,750$3,500$1,886,963

2026 race: Texas, 32nd District

CandidatePartyCareer2026 cycleTop group
Julie JohnsonincumbentDemocrat$2,806,985$920,022Cryptocurrency
Jace YarbroughRepublican$266,333$266,333Artificial Intelligence
Ryan BinkleyRepublican$65,692$65,692Health Professionals
Darrell DayRepublican$15,970$740Health Professionals
Monty MontanezRepublican$9,500$9,500Oil & Gas
Dan BarriosDemocrat$8,600$8,600Trial Lawyers
Abteen VaziriRepublican$3,500$3,500Real Estate
Zain ShaitoRepublican$3,500$3,500Health Professionals
Paul BondarRepublican$520$520Insurance
Eric NiehausRepublican$516$516Health Professionals
Aimee CarrascoRepublican$0$0—

11 candidates with a principal campaign committee. Combined figures sum every group; a dollar tagged into two groups is counted twice.

Top 100 of 476 contributors

Voting record

BillDatePosition
Second House Iran War Powers Resolution (H.Con.Res. 40)Apr 16, 2026Yea
House Iran War Powers Resolution (H.Con.Res. 38)Mar 5, 2026Yea
Iran State Sponsor of Terrorism Resolution (H.Res. 1099)Mar 5, 2026Yea
Final Approps - Israel Aid & UNRWA Ban (H.R. 7148)Feb 3, 2026Nay
State Dept Appropriations - UNRWA Ban (H.R. 7006)Jan 14, 2026Yea
Boulder Attack Resolution / Antisemitism-Zionism Conflation (H.Res. 481)Jun 9, 2025Yea
Sanction the ICC for Netanyahu Warrant (H.R. 23)Jan 9, 2025Nay