Rep. Keith Self’s record, with every source.
Facts, files and data about the congressman for Texas’ 3rd District, built from primary records: House Clerk roll calls and disclosures, FEC filings, Congress.gov, CBO, and his own words. Free to use with credit.
New site puts Rep. Keith Self’s record in his own words, with a source next to every claim
Built by one TX-03 constituent for voters across the district, Republicans and independents included, before early voting ends Oct 30
About this project
The Keith Self Record is made by one TX-03 constituent. It is unpaid and independent: not funded by, affiliated with or coordinated with any PAC, party or campaign, and not authorized by any candidate. The author is a private citizen and is not publicly named. Press questions: hello@keithselfrecord.com or the form below.
Every claim links to its primary source. Things that help him are included, such as his votes to release the Epstein files and to ban new stock purchases by members of Congress. The site was built with help from AI tools, and every fact was checked against its source by a person. How the site is checked · Corrections log.
How to cite
The Keith Self Record, keithselfrecord.com, accessed [date].
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Text, charts and graphics: free to reuse with credit (Creative Commons Attribution 4.0). Photos of Rep. Self on the site are U.S. government works (his official House portrait and House floor imagery) and are in the public domain.
Please link to the primary source when you can. That is what makes a fact hard to dispute.
Key facts, with sources
- Debate: “This is my seat. I’m going to win it.” His answer on NewsNation, Oct 9, 2026, when asked whether he would debate his opponent. No debate is scheduled. newsnationnow.com, Oct 9, 2026
- Big Beautiful Bill: Called the Senate version “morally and fiscally bankrupt,” then voted for the final bill. CBO: +$3.4 trillion in deficits, 2025–2034. House Roll Call 190, Jul 3, 2025 · CBO
- ACA premium tax credits: Voted no on the extension, which passed 230–196 with 17 Republicans. H.R. 1834, House Roll Call 11, Jan 8, 2026
- Iran war: Voted no six times on resolutions directing the President to stop or seek Congress’s approval. House Clerk roll calls, 2026
- Muslims: “They have no respect for U.S. law” (Newsmax, Sep 23, 2026). “Islam is stuck in the 8th century” (House floor, Nov 19, 2025; transcript on his own website). Newsmax, Sep 23, 2026 · keithself.house.gov (House floor, Nov 19, 2025)
- McKinney mosque: Campaigned against a mosque project after the city council approved its site plan 7–0. A congressman has no vote on a city site plan. City of McKinney council video, Aug 4, 2026 · CBS News Texas
- Legislation: 94 bills sponsored; one became law, renaming the Plano VA clinic. Congress.gov · P.L. 118-214
- Campaign money, 2025–26: $841,267 raised through Sep 30, 2026; $218,423 from PACs. AIPAC’s PAC: $6,000 this cycle. AIPAC’s super PAC has spent $0 in this race. FEC committee C00791293
- His own money: Reported assets of $1.10M–$2.49M at the end of 2025 (ranges; home and federal retirement excluded), no debts. Six small stock trades since taking office, all reported on time; no evidence of insider trading. House Clerk financial disclosures
- In fairness: Cosponsored three bills to restrict stock trading by members of Congress and voted for the Stop Insider Trading Act (Roll Call 280, Jul 22, 2026); voted for the Epstein Files Transparency Act; 13 of his bills serve veterans. Congress.gov · House Clerk
Full fact checks, each with the quote, the record and its sources: on the main site.
Data files
The same data the site is built from, as JSON. Each record carries its sources.
- fact-checks.json: every fact check (quote, where and when, verdict, the record, sources) and the “Ask yourself” questions.
- campaign-money.json: FEC totals and donor profile by cycle: PACs, small donors, states, organizations, AIPAC. No private individuals’ names.
- personal-finances.json: his House financial disclosures: asset ranges, income, trades, and stock-trading-ban record.
- office-spending.json: his House office spending by quarter (Statements of Disbursements).
- press-releases.json: his press releases with dates and topics.
What’s new
- Oct 22, 2026 New fact check: his bill to repeal the diversity visa and his claim that it is “a failed immigration program.”
- Oct 22, 2026 Pre-launch source audit: every claim now rests on a primary record or two independent sources; claims we could not confirm were withdrawn.
- Oct 22, 2026 His own money: financial disclosures 2021–2025, every stock trade since taking office, and his record on banning stock trading in Congress.
- Oct 22, 2026 How the site is checked, AI disclosure, and a public corrections log.
- Oct 21, 2026 “Am I in TX-03?” now uses the official census-block assignment for the 2025 map.
- Oct 21, 2026 60-second story mode for phones.
Press inquiries
Questions, corrections, or a request for a source: email hello@keithselfrecord.com or use the form. Every message is read; answers and corrections are published on this site.