The Texas Attorney General serves as the chief legal officer for the State of Texas, representing the state’s interests in civil litigation, enforcing consumer protection and child support laws, and providing formal legal opinions to state officials. The office plays a central role in defending state statutes, overseeing multistate actions, and conducting investigations involving significant public interest, making it one of the most influential legal agencies in Texas government.
AGENCY HEAD
Ken Paxton — Attorney General
GOVERNING STATUTE
2026–27 State Appropriations
The Texas Attorney General is funded through a mix of state general revenue, dedicated accounts, federal funds, and other sources.
| Category | FY 2026 | FY 2027 |
|---|---|---|
| Total (All Funds) | $733,307,901 | $736,307,502 |
| General Revenue | $318,157,946 | $316,747,478 |
| GR – Dedicated | $80,442,560 | $79,961,199 |
| Federal Funds | $244,249,181 | $249,890,611 |
| Other Funds | $90,458,214 | $89,708,214 |
| Number of FTEs | 4,270 | 4,270 |
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