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Austin City Council
Total Raised
Unique Donors
Contributions
Top Industry
Data sourced from Austin City Clerk campaign finance filings.
Interest group classification based on donor employer records.
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Interest group classification based on donor employer records.
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Industry Funding employer-affiliated donors
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2022 – present
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Cycle Comparison
Share of fundraising % of cycle total
Total raised from industry raw dollars
Out-of-Austin Money Limit
aggregate cap under City Charter Art. III § 8(A)(3)
Out-of-town individuals
Entities & PACs — counted even when Austin-based
Remaining allowance
“Out-of-Austin” is a nickname — the cap is not purely geographic.
The charter exempts only natural persons (individual people) in Austin-area zip codes.
Businesses, PACs, and other campaigns cannot vote, so their contributions count toward this same
cap even when the donor has an Austin address. Green segments are that entity money: it is
not out-of-town, but it uses up the same allowance.
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the charter text (Art. III § 8).
Israel-Palestine Donor Spectrum ⤢ Click a donor to see their giving history
based on FEC donations to affiliated committees
Policy & Advocacy Ties
board memberships and named roles from public sources
Industry & Business Ties
Political & Campaign Roles
Federal Partisan Lean ⤢ Click a segment to see those donors
based on FEC donation history
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Firms with 3+ Donors ⤢ Click a firm to see its donors coordinated giving signal
Top Individual Donors ⤢ Click a donor to see their giving history all filings
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About This Data
Campaign finance records are sourced from Austin City Clerk filings. Each donor is resolved to a person-level identity — their full giving history across all campaigns determines their primary industry, so a freelance data engineer who listed “Not Employed” is still attributed to Technology based on occupation signals. 99.7% of contribution dollars are classified. The industry donut shows employer-affiliated money. "Firms with 3+ donors" highlights organizations that may have coordinated giving, though individual donations are legally independent. Federal partisan lean scores (FEC data) for top donors coming soon.