Steve Toth

Republican · Candidate for Texas U.S. House District 2 · November 3, 2026

Where they stand

Strongly right, from their state-legislature votes (Shor–McCarty). From their roll-call votes in the Texas House, 2013–2022.

Source: data · how scores are linked to one scale.

Donor-based DIME score: strongly right.

AI read of their current public record: strongly right.

Issue by issue

Economy & taxesStrongly right
AbortionStrongly right
GunsStrongly right
Health careStrongly right

AI-estimated from their own website and Wikipedia article, only where they state a position.

Outside spending

Independent groups reported $568K supporting and $1.8M opposing Steve Toth.

For
Alamo Freedom Fighters PAC$445K
Freedom Caucus Fund · Republican congressional caucus PAC$51K
Save American Freedom · Unknown (no stated mission)$36K
Turning Point PAC Inc.$24K
Senate Conservatives Fund · Conservative advocacy$5,639
NRA Victory Fund, Inc. · Gun rights$4,943
Against
Fight to Win America, Inc. · Unknown (no stated mission)$1.8M

Source: FEC independent expenditures.

Endorsements

  • U.S. senators: Ted Cruz
  • State legislators: Nate Schatzline, 20 other state legislators
  • Individuals: Jim McIngvale
  • Organizations: Freedom Caucus Fund, Gun Owners of America Texas, Texas Gun Rights, Turning Point Action

More about Steve Toth

Campaign website · Wikipedia · Ballotpedia

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Quick answers

What party is Steve Toth?
Steve Toth is running as a Republican.
Who is Steve Toth running against?
Shaun Finnie, for Texas U.S. House District 2.
Is Steve Toth liberal or conservative?
On SpectrumVote's left–right scale, Steve Toth is strongly right, from their state-legislature votes (Shor–McCarty). This comes from published research, not our opinion.
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