Texas
2 senators and 37 representatives in the 119th Congress, with one House seat vacant.
Senators
Representatives
District 23 has been vacant since April 14, 2026, when Tony Gonzales left the seat.
Voting in Texas
March 3, 2026
2026 primary election
November 3, 2026
2026 general election
Voter registration deadline, 2026 general election
Register 30 days before the election.
For voter ID rules and how to vote in Texas, see the state election office.
Source: NCSL · verified September 1, 2026
2026 federal races
Elections in Texas
- Texas Senate, 37 on file
- Texas House, District 1, 11 on file
- Texas House, District 2, 9 on file
- Texas House, District 3, 6 on file
- Texas House, District 4, 5 on file
- Texas House, District 5, 5 on file
- Texas House, District 6, 5 on file
- Texas House, District 7, 6 on file
- Texas House, District 8, 10 on file
- Texas House, District 9, 18 on file
- Texas House, District 10, 19 on file
- Texas House, District 11, 3 on file
- Texas House, District 12, 5 on file
- Texas House, District 13, 3 on file
- Texas House, District 14, 5 on file
- Texas House, District 15, 4 on file
- Texas House, District 16, 7 on file
- Texas House, District 17, 4 on file
- Texas House, District 18, 13 on file
- Texas House, District 19, 11 on file
- Texas House, District 20, 5 on file
- Texas House, District 21, 20 on file
- Texas House, District 22, 8 on file
- Texas House, District 23, 14 on file
- Texas House, District 24, 6 on file
- Texas House, District 25, 4 on file
- Texas House, District 26, 5 on file
- Texas House, District 27, 6 on file
- Texas House, District 28, 10 on file
- Texas House, District 29, 4 on file
- Texas House, District 30, 15 on file
- Texas House, District 31, 15 on file
- Texas House, District 32, 17 on file
- Texas House, District 33, 10 on file
- Texas House, District 34, 14 on file
- Texas House, District 35, 15 on file
- Texas House, District 36, 4 on file
- Texas House, District 37, 8 on file
- Texas House, District 38, 18 on file
Candidates on file with the FEC, not counting those who withdrew, retired or died. Not a certified ballot.
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The Texas delegation at a glance
A7
B6
C14
D7
F5
10,820
tracked floor votes cast by the delegation
705
times a member broke with their own party
6%
median share of funds from small donors, over the window each member's page names
20 of 39
members disclosed trades
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