2026 results · the new Congress · Texas
Texas’s House delegation goes from 13–24 to 14–24
Democrats first. 38 seats, 1 vacant going in; 3 seats changed party and 14 new members were elected. A change of +1 Democratic seat.
Every seat
- Texas 1st DistrictNathaniel Moran R , then Nathaniel Moran RRe-elected
- Texas 2nd DistrictDan Crenshaw R , then Steve Toth RLost the primary
- Texas 3rd DistrictKeith Self R , then Keith Self RRe-elected
- Texas 4th DistrictPat Fallon R , then Pat Fallon RRe-elected
- Texas 5th DistrictLance Gooden R , then Lance Gooden RRe-elected
- Texas 6th DistrictJake Ellzey R , then Jake Ellzey RRe-elected
- Texas 7th DistrictLizzie Fletcher D , then Lizzie Pannill Fletcher DRe-elected
- Texas 8th DistrictMorgan Luttrell R , then Jessica Hart Steinmann RDid not seek reelection
- Texas 9th DistrictAl Green D , then Leticia Gutierrez DLost the primary
- Texas 10th DistrictMichael T. McCaul R , then Chris Gober RDid not seek reelection
- Texas 11th DistrictAugust Pfluger R , then August Pfluger RRe-elected
- Texas 12th DistrictCraig A. Goldman R , then Craig Goldman RRe-elected
- Texas 13th DistrictRonny Jackson R , then Ronny Jackson RRe-elected
- Texas 14th DistrictRandy K. Weber, Sr. R , then Randy Weber RRe-elected
- Texas 15th DistrictMonica De La Cruz R , then Bobby Pulido DChanged partyDefeated by Bobby Pulido
- Texas 16th DistrictVeronica Escobar D , then Veronica Escobar DRe-elected
- Texas 17th DistrictPete Sessions R , then Pete Sessions RRe-elected
- Texas 18th DistrictChristian D. Menefee D , then Christian Dashaun Menefee DRe-elected
- Texas 19th DistrictJodey C. Arrington R , then Tom Sell RDid not seek reelection
- Texas 20th DistrictJoaquin Castro D , then Joaquin Castro DRe-elected
- Texas 21st DistrictChip Roy R , then Mark Teixeira RRan for Attorney General
- Texas 22nd DistrictTroy E. Nehls R , then Trever Nehls RDid not seek reelection
- Texas 23rd DistrictVacant , then Katy Padilla Stout DChanged partyVacant: the resignation of Tony Gonzales, April 14, 2026
- Texas 24th DistrictBeth Van Duyne R , then Beth Van Duyne RRe-elected
- Texas 25th DistrictRoger Williams R , then Roger Williams RRe-elected
- Texas 26th DistrictBrandon Gill R , then Brandon Gill RRe-elected
- Texas 27th DistrictMichael Cloud R , then Michael Cloud RRe-elected
- Texas 28th DistrictHenry Cuellar D , then Henry Cuellar DRe-elected
- Texas 29th DistrictSylvia R. Garcia D , then Sylvia Garcia DRe-elected
- Texas 30th DistrictJasmine Crockett D , then Frederick D. Haynes III DRan for Senate
- Texas 31st DistrictJohn R. Carter R , then John Carter RRe-elected
- Texas 32nd DistrictJulie Johnson D , then Jace Yarbrough RChanged partyLost the primary
- Texas 33rd DistrictMarc A. Veasey D , then Colin Allred DDid not seek reelection
- Texas 34th DistrictVicente Gonzalez D , then Vicente Gonzalez DRe-elected
- Texas 35th DistrictGreg Casar D , then Johnny C. Garcia DRan in Texas 37th District: won
- Texas 36th DistrictBrian Babin R , then Brian Babin RRe-elected
- Texas 37th DistrictLloyd Doggett D , then Greg Casar DDid not seek reelection
- Texas 38th DistrictWesley Hunt R , then Jon Bonck RRan for Senate
Left: who held the seat going in, by the House Clerk’s list. Right: what became of them. This state drew new district lines for 2026, so a seat's number may cover different ground than its holder's did.
The new members
Photo credits
Colin Allred, by U.S. House of Representatives, public domain, via the GPO Member Guide, cropped, background removed.The Senate seat on the ballot
John Cornyn (R): lost the republican nomination to ken paxton. Won by James Talarico (D), by 12.1 points. The race →