Last updated 2026-10-06.
Sourced summary
FEC totals for the 2026 cycle report that Ryan Binkley raised $3,218,073, spent $3,218,073, reported $0 cash on hand. api.open.fec.gov
[Grokipedia: Ongoing political endeavors] 2026 congressional candidacy Ryan Binkley declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination in Texas's 32nd grokipedia.com
FEC totals for the 2026 cycle report that Ryan Binkley raised $3,218,073, spent $3,159,150, reported $58,923 cash on hand. api.open.fec.gov
[Grokipedia: 2024 presidential campaign] Announcement and initial strategy Ryan Binkley formally announced his candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential grokipedia.com
FEC totals for the 2026 cycle report that Ryan Binkley raised $3,216,173, spent $3,064,187, reported $151,985 cash on hand. api.open.fec.gov
[Grokipedia: Personal life] Family and marital life Ryan Binkley has been married to Ellie Binkley since 1999.[57] The couple, who initially served as directors grokipedia.com
[Grokipedia: Early life and education] Upbringing and family background Ryan Binkley was born in Columbus, Georgia, in 1967.[3][4] He has at least one brother grokipedia.com
[Grokipedia: Business career] Founding Generational Group In 2005, Ryan Binkley co-founded Generational Group with his father, Dr. grokipedia.com
Finance snapshot
Ryan Binkley's committee id is C00914986
Ryan Binkley's latest reported receipts $3,218,073, disbursements $3,218,073, cash on hand $0. fec.gov
Claim timeline
[Grokipedia: Political philosophy] Fiscal and economic conservatism Binkley has positioned himself as a fiscal hawk, prioritizing the reduction of the national grokipedia.com Retrieved 2026-05-15.
[Grokipedia: Religious leadership] Establishing Create Church Ryan Binkley and his wife Ellie, married since 1999, co-founded Create Church in Richardson grokipedia.com Retrieved 2026-05-15.
[Grokipedia: Lead] Ryan Binkley is an American businessman and evangelical pastor who co-founded Generational Group in 2006, a Dallas-area investment banking grokipedia.com Retrieved 2026-05-15.
Race and district
Other indexed profiles in this race.
Abteen Vaziri (Republican), Aimee Carrasco (Republican), Alex Cornwallis (Democratic), Anthony Bridges (Democratic), Charles M. Harper (Independent), Dan F. Barrios (Democratic), Darrell Day (Republican), Eric Niehaus (Republican).