Texas Congressional Delegation
2 Senators · 37 Representatives · TX
12 Democrats
27 Republicans
39
Total Members
34
Up in 2026
$11M
Office Spending
$377K
Avg per Member
The economic reality in Texas
29,640,343
Population
$76,292
Median Household Income
13.8%
Poverty Rate
17.4%
Uninsured Rate
U.S. Senators (2)
John Cornyn
Won 2020 with 53.5%
Up for Re-election 2026
Ted Cruz
Won 2024 with 53.1%
Next election 2030
U.S. House Representatives (37)
1
Nathaniel Moran
R
100.0%
$356K
2
Daniel Crenshaw
R
3
Keith Self
R
62.5%
$367K
4
Pat Fallon
R
68.4%
$297K
5
Lance Gooden
R
64.1%
$383K
6
Jake Ellzey
R
65.7%
$433K
7
Lizzie Pannill Fletcher
D
8
Morgan Luttrell
R
68.2%
$385K
9
Al Green
D
100.0%
$444K
10
Michael McCaul
R
63.6%
$385K
11
August Pfluger
R
100.0%
$359K
12
Craig Goldman
R
63.5%
$291K
13
Ronny L. Jackson
R
14
Randy Weber
R
61.6%
$315K
15
Monica De La Cruz
R
57.1%
16
Veronica Escobar
D
59.5%
$414K
17
Pete Sessions
R
66.3%
$438K
19
Jodey Arrington
R
80.7%
$288K
20
Joaquin Castro
D
100.0%
$386K
21
Chip Roy
R
61.9%
$379K
22
Troy Nehls
R
62.1%
$366K
23
Tony Gonzales
R
62.3%
24
Beth Van Duyne
R
60.3%
25
Roger Williams
R
99.4%
$395K
26
Brandon Gill
R
62.1%
$311K
27
Michael Cloud
R
66.0%
$362K
28
Henry Cuellar
D
52.8%
$291K
29
Sylvia Garcia
D
65.3%
$394K
30
Jasmine Crockett
D
84.9%
$285K
31
John Carter
R
64.4%
$541K
32
Julie Johnson
D
60.5%
$482K
33
Marc Veasey
D
68.8%
$404K
34
Vicente Gonzalez Jr.
D
35
Greg Casar
D
67.4%
$380K
36
Brian Babin
R
69.4%
$329K
37
Lloyd Doggett
D
74.2%
$405K
38
Wesley Hunt
R
62.7%
$441K
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Sources: Clerk of the House, U.S. Senate, FEC, MIT Election Lab, House SOD, U.S. Census Bureau