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DOGGETT, LLOYD

Democratic candidate for U.S. House — TX-37

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Editorially verifiedFEC registry facts

FEC registration record

Lloyd Doggett is registered with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) as a candidate filer for U.S. House in the 2026 election cycle, under FEC candidate ID H4TX10028.[1] The FEC registry records the party affiliation on this registration as Democratic.[1] The registry marks the filer as an incumbent — a current holder of the office filing for re-election.[1] House registrations are recorded by district; the registry ties this filing to Texas's congressional district 37.[1]

An FEC registration establishes that this candidacy's paperwork exists in the federal registry; it does not by itself establish an active campaign organization, ballot access in any state, or a party's endorsement.[3] The Candidate publishes this profile from that registry record, so each fact above is verifiable at the source: the FEC's public page for candidate H4TX10028 and the filings the commission indexes for it.[1][2] The registry facts on this page were last verified against FEC records on May 9, 2026.[1]

Sources

  1. [1]https://www.fec.gov/data/candidate/H4TX10028/Federal Election Commission · retrieved 2026-05-09
  2. [2]https://www.fec.gov/data/filings/?candidate_id=H4TX10028Federal Election Commission · retrieved 2026-05-09
  3. [3]https://www.fec.gov/help-candidates-and-committees/registering-candidate/Federal Election Commission · retrieved 2026-05-09

Sourced facts

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Legal name
DOGGETT, LLOYD
Source: FECLast verified
Party
Democratic
Source: FECLast verified
Office sought
U.S. House
Source: FECLast verified
State
Texas
Source: FECLast verified
District
TX-37
Source: FECLast verified
Incumbency
Incumbent
Source: FECLast verified
FEC candidate ID
H4TX10028
Source: FECLast verified

Campaign financials

Aggregated FEC totals for the 2026cycle. Each row links back to the candidate's filing on FEC.gov.

Total receipts
$471,289
Source: Fec TotalsLast verified
Total disbursements
$235,863
Source: Fec TotalsLast verified
Cash on hand
$6,463,254
Source: Fec TotalsLast verified
Debts owed
$0
Source: Fec TotalsLast verified
Individual contributions
$76,473
Source: Fec TotalsLast verified
PAC contributions
$150,229
Source: Fec TotalsLast verified
Party transfers
$0
Source: Fec TotalsLast verified
Self-financing
$0
Source: Fec TotalsLast verified

Totals as of . View filing on FEC.gov →

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Issue positions

DOGGETT, LLOYD's stance on each of the issues we track. Sourced rows are derived from federal roll-call voting records; candidate-stated rows come from the claimed page.

Economy & jobs: Supports
Voted YES on Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (H.R. 5376) final House passage — clean-energy credits, IRS funding, drug-price negotiation. (2022).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Healthcare: Supports
Voted NO on ACA-rollback budget reconciliation amendment (119th Congress) — strips ACA premium tax credits. (2025).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Immigration: Supports
Voted NO on Secure the Border Act of 2023 (H.R. 2, 118th) final House passage — restrictive asylum / border-enforcement bill. (2023).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Climate & environment: Supports
Voted NO on Lower Energy Costs Act (H.R. 1, 118th) — expedites fossil-fuel leasing, weakens NEPA. (2023).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Education: Supports
Voted NO on Parents Bill of Rights Act (H.R. 5, 118th) — curriculum / library disclosure mandates. (2023).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Gun policy: Supports
Voted NO on CRA disapproving ATF pistol-brace rule (118th). (2023).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Abortion & reproductive rights: Supports
Voted YES on Women's Health Protection Act (H.R. 8296, 117th) House passage — codifies abortion access. (2022).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Criminal justice & policing: Supports
Voted YES on Invest to Protect Act (H.R. 6448, 117th) — small-department COPS grants. (2022).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Housing: Supports
Voted YES on Build Back Better Act (H.R. 5376, 117th) House passage — housing-voucher and LIHTC expansions. (2021).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Foreign policy & national security: Opposes
Voted NO on Israel-only supplemental (H.R. 7217, 118th) House passage. (2024).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Tax policy: Supports
Voted NO on TCJA individual-rate permanence (119th budget reconciliation). (2025).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Voting rights & election integrity: Supports
Voted NO on Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act (H.R. 8281, 118th) House passage — proof-of-citizenship for voter registration. (2024).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Technology & AI policy: Supports
Voted YES on Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act (H.R. 7521, 118th) — TikTok divestiture. (2024).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Trade: Opposes
Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified
Government accountability & ethics: Supports
Voted YES on DISCLOSE Act (H.R. 1, 117th, embedded). (2021).
Source: Voting RecordLast verified

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