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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has spent much of the 2026 season answering questions about the team’s struggles. But away from the field, the team owner has also drawn attention for his political contributions. A recent report put his donations…

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones stated that he is apolitical, according to Cowboys reporter Calvin Watkins. The comment comes shortly after Federal Election Commission records revealed Jones directed roughly $1.56 million toward Republican causes during the 2026 midterm election cycle, including $1 million to the pro-Donald Trump super PAC MAGA Inc.
Jones also contributed approximately $500,000 to Texas races, including $250,000 supporting Ken Paxton. Despite his substantial financial backing of Republican campaigns, Watkins highlighted Jones's long-standing relationship with former Democratic President Bill Clinton, which recently included a $10 million donation to the Clinton Foundation in October.
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