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Texas state legislators (Open States people CSV)
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Federal money in Texas: totals + top 10 contracts and grants (USAspending.gov)

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Texas in numbers (federal records)

What	Numbers
People	Population 30,188,424; households 10,992,816; median household income $78,476
Taxes (2023)	13,469,390 federal tax returns; adjusted gross income $1.27 trillion; wages $875.6 billion; total tax $187.6 billion
Federal money (FY 2026)	Total $292.1 billion: contracts $107.6 billion, grants $29.1 billion, direct payments $155.0 billion, loans -$315.6 million, other $740.9 million
Donations (2025-26)	$610.0 million in 3,254,050 itemized individual contributions from Texas residents
Places	254 counties, 38 U.S. House districts, 1,990 ZIP codes

Source: Census ACS 5-year 2020-2024 summary file (population B01003, households B11001, median household income B19013) for states, counties, districts, ZCTAs; bulk files because the Census API now requires a key (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); IRS SOI individual income tax ZIP code data, tax year 2023: returns, AGI, wages, tax (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); USAspending spending_by_geography: contracts, grants, direct payments, loans, other by state, county and congressional district (latest fiscal year, no key) (fetched Nov 4, 2026 10:19 AM CST); FEC bulk individual contributions 2025-2026 (about 2.4 GB zip, cached); only state and ZIP totals are kept (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST).

Largest federal award recipients (FY 2026)

Recipient	Amount
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS	$152.4 billion
HEALTH & HUMAN SVC COMMN TX	$46.6 billion
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	$18.8 billion
MCKESSON CORPORATION	$14.8 billion
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	$11.9 billion
TEXAS OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR	$7.6 billion
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	$6.2 billion
BARNARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INCORPORATED	$4.8 billion
FISHER SAND & GRAVEL CO	$4.6 billion
TX EDUCATION AGENCY	$4.0 billion

Source: USAspending top 10 award recipients per state (latest fiscal year, no key) (fetched Nov 4, 2026 10:16 AM CST).

Members of Congress: campaign money (2025-26)

Member	Chamber	District	Party	Raised	Cash on hand
John Cornyn	Senate		Republican	$8.6 million	$496,092
Ted Cruz	Senate		Republican	$12.4 million	$3.2 million
Nathaniel Moran	House	District 1	Republican	$2.4 million	$959,563
Dan Crenshaw	House	District 2	Republican	$2.8 million	$37,830
Keith Self	House	District 3	Republican	$887,245	$292,331
Pat Fallon	House	District 4	Republican	$1.0 million	$1.1 million
Lance Gooden	House	District 5	Republican	$1.5 million	$1.3 million
Jake Ellzey	House	District 6	Republican	$5.5 million	$2.6 million
Lizzie Fletcher	House	District 7	Democrat	$1.8 million	$1.5 million
Morgan Luttrell	House	District 8	Republican	$333,241	$349,120
Al Green	House	District 9	Democrat	$1.7 million	$46,408
Michael T. McCaul	House	District 10	Republican	$276,976	$0
August Pfluger	House	District 11	Republican	$3.6 million	$2.0 million
Craig A. Goldman	House	District 12	Republican	$1.9 million	$1.5 million
Ronny Jackson	House	District 13	Republican	$4.8 million	$5.4 million
Randy K. Weber, Sr.	House	District 14	Republican	$1.1 million	$928,845
Monica De La Cruz	House	District 15	Republican	$6.8 million	$393,812
Veronica Escobar	House	District 16	Democrat	$1.1 million	$216,768
Pete Sessions	House	District 17	Republican	$1.3 million	$1.0 million
Christian D. Menefee	House	District 18	Democrat	$3.8 million	$77,685
Jodey C. Arrington	House	District 19	Republican	$1.7 million	$1.5 million
Joaquin Castro	House	District 20	Democrat	$592,416	$129,317
Chip Roy	House	District 21	Republican	$783,177	$193,716
Troy E. Nehls	House	District 22	Republican	$429,606	$111,528
Beth Van Duyne	House	District 24	Republican	$3.0 million	$1.7 million
Roger Williams	House	District 25	Republican	$1.7 million	$1.2 million
Brandon Gill	House	District 26	Republican	$7.9 million	$2.1 million
Michael Cloud	House	District 27	Republican	$1.2 million	$275,804
Henry Cuellar	House	District 28	Democrat	$3.0 million	$657,230
Sylvia R. Garcia	House	District 29	Democrat	$1.2 million	$235,764
Jasmine Crockett	House	District 30	Democrat	$11.1 million	$0
John R. Carter	House	District 31	Republican	$1.5 million	$159,171
Julie Johnson	House	District 32	Democrat	-	-
Marc A. Veasey	House	District 33	Democrat	$776,460	$489,397
Vicente Gonzalez	House	District 34	Democrat	$5.2 million	$1.4 million
Greg Casar	House	District 35	Democrat	$1.4 million	$544,085
Brian Babin	House	District 36	Republican	$1.2 million	$928,300
Lloyd Doggett	House	District 37	Democrat	$471,289	$6.3 million
Wesley Hunt	House	District 38	Republican	$2.2 million	$4,411

Source: Current members of Congress (unitedstates/congress-legislators JSON): district, chamber, party, term, bioguide id, FEC ids, links (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:15 AM CST); FEC bulk all-candidates summary (receipts, disbursements, cash on hand), 2025-2026 cycle (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:15 AM CST).

By U.S. House district (38)

District	Representative	Population	Median income	Federal money
TX-01	Nathaniel Moran	779,066	$65,184	$5.3 billion
TX-02	Dan Crenshaw	814,076	$99,648	$68.9 million
TX-03	Keith Self	846,484	$121,914	$3.2 billion
TX-04	Pat Fallon	823,011	$97,860	$2.7 billion
TX-05	Lance Gooden	806,900	$78,587	$2.5 billion
TX-06	Jake Ellzey	793,946	$79,905	$3.0 billion
TX-07	Lizzie Fletcher	796,950	$77,965	$2.3 billion
TX-08	Morgan Luttrell	846,118	$90,294	$1.0 billion
TX-09	Al Green	776,446	$65,402	$383.3 million
TX-10	Michael T. McCaul	797,070	$84,909	$2.8 billion
TX-11	August Pfluger	777,036	$71,018	$4.8 billion
TX-12	Craig A. Goldman	816,916	$87,454	$14.9 billion
TX-13	Ronny Jackson	782,513	$68,442	$7.3 billion
TX-14	Randy K. Weber, Sr.	777,988	$77,215	$7.4 billion
TX-15	Monica De La Cruz	790,465	$59,751	$1.8 billion
TX-16	Veronica Escobar	776,702	$60,388	$10.3 billion
TX-17	Pete Sessions	791,966	$68,232	$5.8 billion
TX-18	Christian D. Menefee	791,493	$63,409	$1.2 billion
TX-19	Jodey C. Arrington	773,548	$63,608	$5.0 billion
TX-20	Joaquin Castro	783,289	$62,770	$4.3 billion
TX-21	Chip Roy	810,199	$95,646	$5.0 billion
TX-22	Troy E. Nehls	833,743	$110,835	$5.3 billion
TX-23		770,809	$79,042	$13.7 billion
TX-24	Beth Van Duyne	761,741	$115,964	$3.2 billion
TX-25	Roger Williams	806,742	$80,508	$2.6 billion
TX-26	Brandon Gill	830,132	$116,898	$681.1 million
TX-27	Michael Cloud	777,664	$68,094	$5.8 billion
TX-28	Henry Cuellar	789,743	$65,728	$8.3 billion
TX-29	Sylvia R. Garcia	752,781	$55,446	$187.3 million
TX-30	Jasmine Crockett	779,620	$72,761	$1.5 billion
TX-31	John R. Carter	843,922	$96,016	$5.3 billion
TX-32	Julie Johnson	767,505	$72,034	$469.0 million
TX-33	Marc A. Veasey	777,278	$64,457	$34.6 billion
TX-34	Vicente Gonzalez	778,225	$53,104	$3.5 billion
TX-35	Greg Casar	819,409	$73,088	$1.9 billion
TX-36	Brian Babin	784,320	$76,047	$3.8 billion
TX-37	Lloyd Doggett	774,416	$96,069	$12.5 billion
TX-38	Wesley Hunt	788,192	$102,662	$647.9 million

By county (254)

County	Population	Median income	Wages (IRS)	Tax (IRS)	Federal money
Anderson County	58,439	$62,068	$882.5 million	$131.3 million	$355.5 million
Andrews County	18,610	$72,242	$554.7 million	$92.2 million	$72.0 million
Angelina County	87,275	$60,960	$1.7 billion	$260.1 million	$546.0 million
Aransas County	24,876	$69,466	$521.9 million	$138.3 million	$235.1 million
Archer County	8,867	$72,159	$241.2 million	$50.3 million	$73.8 million
Armstrong County	1,822	$72,750	$43.1 million	$6.8 million	$41.6 million
Atascosa County	51,008	$70,770	$1.1 billion	$160.5 million	$275.7 million
Austin County	31,170	$75,789	$839.7 million	$172.0 million	$253.6 million
Bailey County	6,913	$61,420	$98.5 million	$14.8 million	$41.7 million
Bandera County	22,021	$75,813	$491.9 million	$120.2 million	$244.0 million
Bastrop County	106,582	$86,226	$2.5 billion	$402.1 million	$557.0 million
Baylor County	3,485	$45,370	$56.2 million	$11.4 million	$23.0 million
Bee County	31,083	$57,673	$449.6 million	$70.7 million	$163.5 million
Bell County	386,897	$68,865	$8.4 billion	$1.2 billion	$5.9 billion
Bexar County	2,067,341	$72,341	$51.8 billion	$9.7 billion	$20.9 billion
Blanco County	12,446	$92,425	$399.4 million	$137.9 million	$139.2 million
Borden County	713	$65,625	$12.1 million	$6.3 million	$35.0 million
Bosque County	18,687	$68,914	$390.3 million	$87.1 million	$163.0 million
Bowie County	92,115	$59,803	$1.8 billion	$356.6 million	$906.0 million
Brazoria County	391,255	$97,993	$12.4 billion	$2.0 billion	$2.1 billion
Brazos County	242,311	$58,553	$5.1 billion	$1.1 billion	$1.7 billion
Brewster County	9,503	$56,212	$178.9 million	$43.1 million	$6.6 billion
Briscoe County	1,301	$45,417	$22.4 million	$5.8 million	$23.6 million
Brooks County	6,943	$47,764	$90.4 million	$8.0 million	$38.4 million
Brown County	38,347	$57,470	$706.7 million	$125.2 million	$269.2 million
Burleson County	18,857	$70,000	$434.3 million	$79.4 million	$155.7 million
Burnet County	52,652	$78,732	$1.4 billion	$495.4 million	$440.8 million
Caldwell County	48,669	$69,758	$1.0 billion	$147.8 million	$235.4 million
Calhoun County	19,868	$79,959	$476.9 million	$64.6 million	$151.5 million
Callahan County	14,241	$72,436	$306.1 million	$50.2 million	$163.2 million
Cameron County	426,120	$52,601	$7.4 billion	$878.1 million	$2.9 billion
Camp County	12,798	$58,843	$245.6 million	$40.4 million	$94.1 million
Carson County	5,801	$85,231	$148.9 million	$25.0 million	$50.2 million
Cass County	28,568	$53,813	$539.4 million	$72.6 million	$240.9 million
Castro County	7,344	$56,776	$121.9 million	$21.6 million	$60.5 million
Chambers County	51,498	$109,804	$1.9 billion	$291.3 million	$263.3 million
Cherokee County	51,886	$61,261	$1.0 billion	$172.0 million	$299.2 million
Childress County	6,743	$58,654	$105.3 million	$17.6 million	$57.5 million
Clay County	10,495	$80,114	$243.0 million	$40.6 million	$74.7 million
Cochran County	2,550	$45,313	$42.2 million	$6.2 million	$32.3 million
Coke County	3,353	$43,333	$69.7 million	$11.7 million	$34.1 million
Coleman County	7,833	$49,159	$129.5 million	$38.5 million	$73.8 million
Collin County	1,163,337	$121,600	$54.0 billion	$11.8 billion	$6.3 billion
Collingsworth County	2,588	$61,280	$44.0 million	$8.8 million	$16.0 million
Colorado County	21,006	$66,377	$483.4 million	$105.8 million	$172.4 million
Comal County	183,826	$101,889	$6.4 billion	$1.6 billion	$1.8 billion
Comanche County	13,950	$59,635	$255.8 million	$43.7 million	$97.4 million
Concho County	3,328	$65,795	$37.5 million	$6.8 million	$34.6 million
Cooke County	43,046	$73,932	$1.1 billion	$244.1 million	$289.0 million
Coryell County	84,748	$71,301	$1.3 billion	$154.7 million	$821.9 million
Cottle County	1,368	$59,063	$18.1 million	$2.7 million	$24.7 million
Crane County	4,610	$62,212	$125.1 million	$14.9 million	$17.5 million
Crockett County	2,822	$81,022	$66.0 million	$11.1 million	$45.2 million
Crosby County	5,041	$52,188	$78.5 million	$10.7 million	$60.4 million
Culberson County	2,195	$58,777	$64.0 million	$9.0 million	$26.8 million
Dallam County	7,298	$71,500	$144.9 million	$32.3 million	$58.4 million
Dallas County	2,621,179	$76,547	$81.3 billion	$22.9 billion	$47.2 billion
Dawson County	12,134	$54,360	$202.8 million	$45.2 million	$44.8 million
Deaf Smith County	18,460	$60,799	$345.6 million	$63.5 million	$76.9 million
Delta County	5,438	$66,575	$102.1 million	$13.5 million	$40.0 million
Denton County	979,561	$111,498	$42.6 billion	$8.8 billion	$4.5 billion
DeWitt County	20,016	$63,730	$360.5 million	$142.4 million	$123.4 million
Dickens County	1,747	$49,335	$27.5 million	$5.1 million	$19.2 million
Dimmit County	8,380	$38,808	$162.9 million	$27.6 million	$37.3 million
Donley County	3,257	$58,750	$52.1 million	$6.8 million	$24.6 million
Duval County	9,742	$49,038	$174.3 million	$16.8 million	$110.1 million
Eastland County	18,011	$53,549	$323.0 million	$67.7 million	$130.1 million
Ector County	164,654	$71,536	$4.5 billion	$692.3 million	$640.1 million
Edwards County	1,290	$40,313	$26.2 million	$5.7 million	$27.1 million
Ellis County	213,160	$99,595	$6.7 billion	$1.1 billion	$1.2 billion
El Paso County	870,779	$59,806	$17.9 billion	$2.5 billion	$10.4 billion
Erath County	43,794	$65,115	$829.4 million	$173.5 million	$238.2 million
Falls County	17,291	$57,247	$283.9 million	$42.6 million	$113.6 million
Fannin County	37,326	$72,295	$799.3 million	$122.6 million	$306.0 million
Fayette County	25,042	$75,854	$606.7 million	$161.5 million	$231.8 million
Fisher County	3,655	$65,533	$72.0 million	$12.9 million	$49.6 million
Floyd County	5,216	$58,462	$82.1 million	$15.4 million	$46.2 million
Foard County	991	$61,563	$16.0 million	$2.5 million	$12.6 million
Fort Bend County	893,767	$114,041	$33.4 billion	$6.7 billion	$4.9 billion
Franklin County	10,632	$72,360	$203.7 million	$33.5 million	$72.8 million
Freestone County	20,049	$59,960	$394.1 million	$64.0 million	$138.1 million
Frio County	18,582	$66,010	$282.6 million	$44.1 million	$136.1 million
Gaines County	22,232	$74,132	$430.2 million	$89.9 million	$108.6 million
Galveston County	358,990	$86,105	$11.1 billion	$2.2 billion	$5.8 billion
Garza County	5,118	$46,314	$80.1 million	$14.8 million	$28.3 million
Gillespie County	27,524	$76,162	$734.1 million	$334.7 million	$282.0 million
Glasscock County	1,068	$101,250	$37.0 million	$29.5 million	$10.3 million
Goliad County	7,141	$59,359	$165.2 million	$34.3 million	$82.0 million
Gonzales County	19,851	$58,672	$420.1 million	$95.4 million	$119.7 million
Gray County	21,045	$59,614	$401.9 million	$56.5 million	$108.8 million
Grayson County	143,337	$72,182	$3.8 billion	$672.9 million	$955.0 million
Gregg County	125,480	$66,550	$2.8 billion	$509.5 million	$849.2 million
Grimes County	31,340	$69,803	$746.9 million	$151.0 million	$204.7 million
Guadalupe County	183,642	$92,375	$5.1 billion	$786.1 million	$1.5 billion
Hale County	32,131	$51,897	$507.8 million	$66.8 million	$164.5 million
Hall County	2,820	$48,459	$39.8 million	$5.5 million	$22.3 million
Hamilton County	8,406	$58,219	$175.3 million	$81.1 million	$65.5 million
Hansford County	5,119	$69,441	$110.1 million	$25.2 million	$29.8 million
Hardeman County	3,501	$63,333	$56.0 million	$6.8 million	$23.4 million
Hardin County	57,642	$75,808	$1.5 billion	$226.8 million	$365.4 million
Harris County	4,838,303	$74,983	$139.7 billion	$32.0 billion	$25.1 billion
Harrison County	70,155	$66,103	$1.5 billion	$239.1 million	$418.2 million
Hartley County	5,215	$75,841	$106.3 million	$27.4 million	-$46.7 million
Haskell County	5,421	$60,653	$81.8 million	$13.6 million	$57.1 million
Hays County	268,638	$89,097	$8.9 billion	$1.9 billion	$1.5 billion
Hemphill County	3,234	$61,563	$70.8 million	$17.6 million	$19.2 million
Henderson County	84,862	$65,179	$1.7 billion	$317.0 million	$618.4 million
Hidalgo County	891,977	$54,338	$14.6 billion	$1.7 billion	$4.6 billion
Hill County	37,328	$64,591	$790.9 million	$121.2 million	$283.6 million
Hockley County	21,363	$63,140	$468.5 million	$70.3 million	$157.1 million
Hood County	65,894	$88,160	$1.7 billion	$423.6 million	$592.7 million
Hopkins County	37,784	$70,888	$788.8 million	$149.3 million	$230.0 million
Houston County	22,051	$56,531	$334.7 million	$51.8 million	$162.3 million
Howard County	32,290	$69,649	$672.6 million	$207.8 million	$178.8 million
Hudspeth County	3,403	$48,600	$51.3 million	$5.2 million	$1.1 billion
Hunt County	108,972	$71,938	$2.8 billion	$408.3 million	$1.9 billion
Hutchinson County	20,184	$67,228	$465.0 million	$73.2 million	$133.0 million
Irion County	1,409	$70,357	$43.0 million	$13.1 million	$23.9 million
Jack County	8,882	$68,079	$184.8 million	$31.4 million	$52.8 million
Jackson County	15,152	$65,414	$337.1 million	$49.8 million	$111.4 million
Jasper County	32,727	$56,723	$694.9 million	$94.5 million	$248.5 million
Jeff Davis County	1,865	$59,286	$29.9 million	$10.6 million	$16.6 million
Jefferson County	253,878	$60,026	$5.2 billion	$894.1 million	$1.5 billion
Jim Hogg County	4,727	$42,211	$81.1 million	$8.1 million	$27.9 million
Jim Wells County	38,850	$51,896	$747.8 million	$93.7 million	$243.2 million
Johnson County	195,597	$84,859	$5.7 billion	$870.7 million	$1.1 billion
Jones County	20,304	$59,464	$312.4 million	$44.7 million	$110.9 million
Karnes County	14,968	$60,214	$239.2 million	$145.5 million	$83.8 million
Kaufman County	172,604	$89,485	$5.2 billion	$652.6 million	$862.9 million
Kendall County	48,567	$114,962	$2.0 billion	$809.3 million	$560.4 million
Kenedy County	145	$38,882	$4.3 million	$324,000	$1.3 million
Kent County	734	$72,889	$14.2 million	$2.4 million	$7.6 million
Kerr County	53,489	$69,395	$1.1 billion	$342.2 million	$481.0 million
Kimble County	4,389	$69,455	$74.3 million	$17.5 million	$39.1 million
King County	211	$46,645	$4.8 million	$357,000	$26.6 million
Kinney County	3,157	$70,000	$49.6 million	$7.5 million	$127.6 million
Kleberg County	30,579	$61,292	$569.6 million	$77.1 million	$202.3 million
Knox County	3,307	$56,667	$55.2 million	$9.0 million	$23.0 million
Lamar County	50,669	$61,880	$969.7 million	$167.5 million	$341.6 million
Lamb County	12,828	$60,760	$213.0 million	$29.3 million	$85.4 million
Lampasas County	22,715	$81,736	$479.1 million	$94.9 million	$233.1 million
La Salle County	6,839	$57,716	$102.3 million	$41.0 million	$1.5 billion
Lavaca County	20,552	$63,240	$483.1 million	$129.7 million	$143.3 million
Lee County	17,971	$76,371	$447.4 million	$75.2 million	$102.2 million
Leon County	16,263	$61,449	$370.8 million	$63.5 million	$157.9 million
Liberty County	103,380	$68,703	$2.2 billion	$255.0 million	$532.6 million
Limestone County	22,283	$60,573	$409.2 million	$60.4 million	$149.1 million
Lipscomb County	2,918	$72,560	$52.1 million	$10.2 million	$27.7 million
Live Oak County	11,620	$57,150	$232.0 million	$57.1 million	$103.1 million
Llano County	22,424	$67,530	$526.0 million	$213.5 million	$225.1 million
Loving County	33	$51,250	$4.7 million	$881,000	$649,792
Lubbock County	318,884	$64,155	$7.3 billion	$1.5 billion	$1.9 billion
Lynn County	5,752	$73,679	$144.4 million	$27.7 million	$63.8 million
McCulloch County	7,514	$54,043	$131.6 million	$26.7 million	$62.2 million
McLennan County	266,067	$66,643	$6.0 billion	$1.1 billion	$2.1 billion
McMullen County	700	$43,875	$16.0 million	$8.7 million	$6.9 million
Madison County	13,648	$74,596	$253.2 million	$35.7 million	$99.3 million
Marion County	9,737	$49,672	$167.1 million	$27.7 million	$84.3 million
Martin County	5,218	$93,734	$152.5 million	$113.2 million	$47.8 million
Mason County	3,955	$74,180	$78.6 million	$21.4 million	$36.5 million
Matagorda County	36,329	$58,628	$773.9 million	$115.3 million	$336.2 million
Maverick County	58,082	$49,568	$1.1 billion	$96.5 million	$375.4 million
Medina County	53,547	$78,074	$1.3 billion	$222.1 million	$389.8 million
Menard County	1,955	$53,043	$27.5 million	$7.2 million	$21.4 million
Midland County	174,801	$92,874	$6.9 billion	$2.8 billion	$653.6 million
Milam County	25,567	$66,141	$534.3 million	$87.7 million	$176.2 million
Mills County	4,511	$67,620	$82.8 million	$18.5 million	$41.0 million
Mitchell County	9,018	$60,550	$135.0 million	$23.6 million	$46.4 million
Montague County	21,046	$64,545	$475.6 million	$82.8 million	$153.4 million
Montgomery County	684,432	$97,701	$25.4 billion	$5.8 billion	$3.8 billion
Moore County	21,373	$61,762	$489.8 million	$52.8 million	$76.1 million
Morris County	12,076	$58,645	$214.7 million	$28.3 million	$102.5 million
Motley County	1,183	$61,154	$16.5 million	$2.3 million	$22.5 million
Nacogdoches County	65,162	$53,555	$1.1 billion	$201.6 million	$453.8 million
Navarro County	54,711	$63,111	$1.0 billion	$167.1 million	$322.3 million
Newton County	12,093	$42,618	$228.5 million	$27.5 million	$71.4 million
Nolan County	14,454	$50,747	$280.7 million	$43.5 million	$83.6 million
Nueces County	352,955	$66,897	$7.6 billion	$1.2 billion	$2.3 billion
Ochiltree County	9,786	$70,183	$207.5 million	$36.1 million	$37.2 million
Oldham County	2,249	$79,900	$48.1 million	$7.7 million	$15.1 million
Orange County	85,307	$72,104	$2.1 billion	$273.5 million	$517.5 million
Palo Pinto County	29,295	$67,674	$619.8 million	$126.6 million	$184.9 million
Panola County	22,726	$64,894	$499.1 million	$100.6 million	$160.6 million
Parker County	165,168	$104,443	$6.0 billion	$1.3 billion	$1.1 billion
Parmer County	9,731	$69,735	$183.2 million	$25.4 million	$56.0 million
Pecos County	14,896	$72,750	$316.5 million	$45.2 million	$70.7 million
Polk County	52,800	$62,259	$1.1 billion	$227.7 million	$534.5 million
Potter County	115,975	$53,249	$2.2 billion	$462.6 million	$3.7 billion
Presidio County	5,930	$43,802	$137.5 million	$25.8 million	$167.2 million
Rains County	12,775	$65,413	$250.9 million	$42.4 million	$99.8 million
Randall County	146,070	$83,864	$4.0 billion	$805.9 million	$919.1 million
Reagan County	3,232	$57,813	$92.5 million	$19.7 million	$22.0 million
Real County	2,802	$39,605	$51.1 million	$12.6 million	$33.0 million
Red River County	11,611	$48,491	$205.8 million	$30.4 million	$97.7 million
Reeves County	12,664	$64,297	$298.0 million	$56.3 million	$79.3 million
Refugio County	6,707	$60,181	$142.1 million	$18.3 million	$58.4 million
Roberts County	832	$67,868	$18.0 million	$3.6 million	$8.3 million
Robertson County	17,167	$72,236	$363.9 million	$58.2 million	$112.5 million
Rockwall County	123,617	$127,981	$4.8 billion	$1.3 billion	$746.1 million
Runnels County	9,874	$62,632	$187.8 million	$32.7 million	$73.4 million
Rusk County	52,842	$68,658	$1.0 billion	$172.7 million	$310.0 million
Sabine County	10,023	$66,585	$177.7 million	$30.6 million	$99.9 million
San Augustine County	7,874	$50,408	$123.0 million	$21.5 million	$68.1 million
San Jacinto County	28,441	$65,364	$554.7 million	$95.3 million	$192.2 million
San Patricio County	70,181	$69,704	$1.7 billion	$225.7 million	$435.7 million
San Saba County	5,696	$55,819	$89.9 million	$17.3 million	$40.3 million
Schleicher County	2,381	$86,694	$48.7 million	$8.1 million	$22.8 million
Scurry County	16,488	$60,039	$344.2 million	$66.8 million	$85.3 million
Shackelford County	3,175	$73,047	$74.7 million	$25.7 million	$23.7 million
Shelby County	24,155	$49,776	$435.7 million	$67.3 million	$136.5 million
Sherman County	2,295	$61,250	$57.2 million	$8.9 million	$23.4 million
Smith County	241,740	$74,192	$5.8 billion	$1.4 billion	$1.6 billion
Somervell County	9,691	$79,825	$254.1 million	$57.0 million	$67.0 million
Starr County	66,067	$37,639	$1.0 billion	$76.4 million	$2.7 billion
Stephens County	9,351	$58,008	$147.5 million	$27.6 million	$56.6 million
Sterling County	1,468	$64,954	$31.0 million	$11.0 million	$10.1 million
Stonewall County	1,227	$56,875	$23.7 million	$4.1 million	$15.6 million
Sutton County	3,277	$78,906	$85.2 million	$16.3 million	$19.5 million
Swisher County	6,937	$36,165	$103.9 million	$17.8 million	$52.7 million
Tarrant County	2,167,390	$84,207	$65.7 billion	$14.0 billion	$27.4 billion
Taylor County	145,863	$67,139	$3.2 billion	$585.0 million	$1.1 billion
Terrell County	835	$44,886	$12.2 million	$1.9 million	$5.7 million
Terry County	11,629	$44,100	$178.8 million	$25.4 million	$102.5 million
Throckmorton County	1,639	$59,216	$27.2 million	$7.2 million	$12.1 million
Titus County	31,363	$58,425	$637.5 million	$81.1 million	$172.0 million
Tom Green County	119,577	$68,370	$2.7 billion	$621.5 million	$793.2 million
Travis County	1,330,015	$99,611	$59.5 billion	$18.6 billion	$20.3 billion
Trinity County	14,046	$52,018	$253.9 million	$36.2 million	$126.6 million
Tyler County	20,238	$55,396	$361.9 million	$48.3 million	$145.2 million
Upshur County	42,567	$66,208	$881.9 million	$114.1 million	$275.6 million
Upton County	3,191	$49,167	$85.2 million	$20.0 million	$17.9 million
Uvalde County	24,881	$53,801	$470.2 million	$86.0 million	$163.8 million
Val Verde County	47,741	$66,100	$990.4 million	$112.2 million	$1.6 billion
Van Zandt County	62,649	$69,475	$1.3 billion	$223.0 million	$398.0 million
Victoria County	91,413	$70,896	$2.1 billion	$376.9 million	$711.2 million
Walker County	80,209	$52,324	$1.2 billion	$193.6 million	$439.8 million
Waller County	61,552	$80,397	$1.7 billion	$329.2 million	$411.1 million
Ward County	11,144	$65,952	$314.8 million	$52.2 million	$47.7 million
Washington County	36,647	$77,825	$842.5 million	$212.2 million	$299.5 million
Webb County	269,294	$63,058	$4.8 billion	$643.0 million	$3.3 billion
Wharton County	41,794	$66,924	$930.1 million	$160.5 million	$316.4 million
Wheeler County	4,862	$60,167	$84.5 million	$13.5 million	$30.1 million
Wichita County	129,996	$63,524	$2.5 billion	$451.9 million	$1.1 billion
Wilbarger County	12,616	$54,102	$223.9 million	$34.3 million	$78.3 million
Willacy County	20,139	$54,180	$267.8 million	$26.4 million	$115.0 million
Williamson County	672,688	$111,340	$29.0 billion	$5.5 billion	$4.8 billion
Wilson County	52,781	$94,565	$1.5 billion	$282.7 million	$417.9 million
Winkler County	7,454	$86,900	$193.7 million	$33.5 million	$33.1 million
Wise County	75,005	$93,421	$2.3 billion	$383.2 million	$450.5 million
Wood County	46,961	$60,300	$871.5 million	$159.7 million	$446.5 million
Yoakum County	7,571	$84,925	$215.6 million	$29.5 million	$42.0 million
Young County	18,029	$68,010	$398.1 million	$102.1 million	$121.5 million
Zapata County	13,841	$39,239	$192.3 million	$15.7 million	$47.8 million
Zavala County	9,412	$36,749	$144.7 million	$14.6 million	$61.9 million

Source: IRS SOI individual income tax county data, tax year 2023: returns, AGI, wages, tax (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); Census 119th Congress district to county relationship file (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:32 AM CST).

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Districts (U.S. House and state legislature) Counties Federal

In Congress State legislature State bills Federal money At a glance Votes Elections

In Congress

Member	Chamber	District	Party
John Cornyn	Senate		Republican
Ted Cruz	Senate		Republican
Nathaniel Moran	House	1	Republican
Dan Crenshaw	House	2	Republican
Keith Self	House	3	Republican
Pat Fallon	House	4	Republican
Lance Gooden	House	5	Republican
Jake Ellzey	House	6	Republican
Lizzie Fletcher	House	7	Democrat
Morgan Luttrell	House	8	Republican
Al Green	House	9	Democrat
Michael T. McCaul	House	10	Republican
August Pfluger	House	11	Republican
Craig A. Goldman	House	12	Republican
Ronny Jackson	House	13	Republican
Randy K. Weber, Sr.	House	14	Republican
Monica De La Cruz	House	15	Republican
Veronica Escobar	House	16	Democrat
Pete Sessions	House	17	Republican
Christian D. Menefee	House	18	Democrat
Jodey C. Arrington	House	19	Republican
Joaquin Castro	House	20	Democrat
Chip Roy	House	21	Republican
Troy E. Nehls	House	22	Republican
Beth Van Duyne	House	24	Republican
Roger Williams	House	25	Republican
Brandon Gill	House	26	Republican
Michael Cloud	House	27	Republican
Henry Cuellar	House	28	Democrat
Sylvia R. Garcia	House	29	Democrat
Jasmine Crockett	House	30	Democrat
John R. Carter	House	31	Republican
Julie Johnson	House	32	Democrat
Marc A. Veasey	House	33	Democrat
Vicente Gonzalez	House	34	Democrat
Greg Casar	House	35	Democrat
Brian Babin	House	36	Republican
Lloyd Doggett	House	37	Democrat
Wesley Hunt	House	38	Republican

State legislature

State House (148 members)

Member	District	Party
Brent Money	2	Republican
Cecil Bell	3	Republican
Keith Bell	4	Republican
Cole Hefner	5	Republican
Daniel Alders	6	Republican
Jay Dean	7	Republican
Cody Harris	8	Republican
Trent Ashby	9	Republican
Brian Harrison	10	Republican
Joanne Shofner	11	Republican
Trey Wharton	12	Republican
Angelia Orr	13	Republican
Paul Dyson	14	Republican
Steve Toth	15	Republican
Will Metcalf	16	Republican
Stan Gerdes	17	Republican
Janis Holt	18	Republican
Ellen Troxclair	19	Republican
Terry Wilson	20	Republican
Dade Phelan	21	Republican
Christian Manuel	22	Democratic
Terri Leo-Wilson	23	Republican
Greg Bonnen	24	Republican
Cody Vasut	25	Republican
Matt Morgan	26	Republican
Ron Reynolds	27	Democratic
Gary Gates	28	Republican
Jeff Barry	29	Republican
A.J. Louderback	30	Republican
Ryan Guillen	31	Republican
Todd Hunter	32	Republican
Katrina Pierson	33	Republican
Denise Villalobos	34	Republican
Oscar Longoria	35	Democratic
Sergio Muñoz	36	Democratic
Janie Lopez	37	Republican
Erin Gámez	38	Democratic
Mando Martinez	39	Democratic
Terry Canales	40	Democratic
Bobby Guerra	41	Democratic
Richard Raymond	42	Democratic
J.M. Lozano	43	Republican
Alan Schoolcraft	44	Republican
Erin Zwiener	45	Democratic
Sheryl Cole	46	Democratic
Vikki Goodwin	47	Democratic
Donna Howard	48	Democratic
Gina Hinojosa	49	Democratic
James Talarico	50	Democratic
Lulu Flores	51	Democratic
Caroline Harris Davila	52	Republican
Wes Virdell	53	Republican
Brad Buckley	54	Republican
Hillary Hickland	55	Republican
Pat Curry	56	Republican
Richard Hayes	57	Republican
Helen Kerwin	58	Republican
Shelby Slawson	59	Republican
Mike Olcott	60	Republican
Keresa Richardson	61	Republican
Shelley Luther	62	Republican
Ben Bumgarner	63	Republican
Andy Hopper	64	Republican
Mitch Little	65	Republican
Matt Shaheen	66	Republican
Jeff Leach	67	Republican
David Spiller	68	Republican
James Frank	69	Republican
Mihaela Pleșa	70	Democratic
Stan Lambert	71	Republican
Drew Darby	72	Republican
Carrie Isaac	73	Republican
Eddie Morales	74	Democratic
Mary González	75	Democratic
Suleman Lalani	76	Democratic
Vince Perez	77	Democratic
Joe Moody	78	Democratic
Claudia Ordaz	79	Democratic
Don McLaughlin	80	Republican
Brooks Landgraf	81	Republican
Tom Craddick	82	Republican
Dustin Burrows	83	Republican
Carl Tepper	84	Republican
Stan Kitzman	85	Republican
John Smithee	86	Republican
Caroline Dunmoyer	87	Republican
Ken King	88	Republican
Candy Noble	89	Republican
Ramon Romero	90	Democratic
David Lowe	91	Republican
Salman Bhojani	92	Democratic
Tony Tinderholt	94	Republican
Nicole Collier	95	Democratic
David Cook	96	Republican
John McQueeney	97	Republican
Giovanni Capriglione	98	Republican
Charlie Geren	99	Republican
Venton Jones	100	Democratic
Chris Turner	101	Democratic
Ana-Maria Rodriguez Ramos	102	Democratic
Rafael Anchía	103	Democratic
Jessica González	104	Democratic
Terry Meza	105	Democratic
Jared Patterson	106	Republican
Linda Garcia	107	Democratic
Morgan Meyer	108	Republican
Aicha Davis	109	Democratic
Toni Rose	110	Democratic
Yvonne Davis	111	Democratic
Angie Button	112	Republican
Rhetta Bowers	113	Democratic
John Bryant	114	Democratic
Cas Garcia Hernandez	115	Democratic
Trey Martinez Fischer	116	Democratic
Philip Cortez	117	Democratic
John Lujan	118	Republican
Liz Campos	119	Democratic
Barbara Gervin-Hawkins	120	Democratic
Marc LaHood	121	Republican
Mark Dorazio	122	Republican
Diego Bernal	123	Democratic
Josey Garcia	124	Democratic
Ray Lopez	125	Democratic
Sam Harless	126	Republican
Charles Cunningham	127	Republican
Briscoe Cain	128	Republican
Dennis Paul	129	Republican
Tom Oliverson	130	Republican
Alma Allen	131	Democratic
Mike Schofield	132	Republican
Mano DeAyala	133	Republican
Ann Johnson	134	Democratic
Jon Rosenthal	135	Democratic
John Bucy	136	Democratic
Gene Wu	137	Democratic
Lacey Hull	138	Republican
Charlene Ward Johnson	139	Democratic
Armando Walle	140	Democratic
Senfronia Thompson	141	Democratic
Harold Dutton	142	Democratic
Ana Hernandez	143	Democratic
Mary Ann Perez	144	Democratic
Christina Morales	145	Democratic
Lauren Simmons	146	Democratic
Jo Jones	147	Democratic
Penny Morales Shaw	148	Democratic
Hubert Vo	149	Democratic
Valoree Swanson	150	Republican

State Senate (30 members)

Member	District	Party
Bryan Hughes	1	Republican
Bob Hall	2	Republican
Robert Nichols	3	Republican
Brett Ligon	4	Republican
Charles Schwertner	5	Republican
Carol Alvarado	6	Democratic
Paul Bettencourt	7	Republican
Angela Paxton	8	Republican
Taylor Rehmet	9	Democratic
Phil King	10	Republican
Mayes Middleton	11	Republican
Tan Parker	12	Republican
Borris Miles	13	Democratic
Sarah Eckhardt	14	Democratic
Molly Cook	15	Democratic
Nathan Johnson	16	Democratic
Joan Huffman	17	Republican
Lois Kolkhorst	18	Republican
Roland Gutierrez	19	Democratic
Chuy Hinojosa	20	Democratic
Judith Zaffirini	21	Democratic
Royce West	23	Democratic
Pete Flores	24	Republican
Donna Campbell	25	Republican
José Menéndez	26	Democratic
Adam Hinojosa	27	Republican
Charles Perry	28	Republican
César Blanco	29	Democratic
Brent Hagenbuch	30	Republican
Kevin Sparks	31	Republican

Source: Open States (public domain people data).

State bills

Texas Proposition 1 (2025): S.J.R. 59
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 2 (2025): S.J.R. 18
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 3 (2025): S.J.R. 5
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 4 (2025): H.J.R. 7
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 5 (2025): H.J.R. 99
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 6 (2025): H.J.R. 4
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 7 (2025): H.J.R. 133
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 8 (2025): H.J.R. 2
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 9 (2025): H.J.R. 1
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 10 (2025): S.J.R. 84
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 11 (2025): S.J.R. 85
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 12 (2025): S.J.R. 27
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 13 (2025): S.J.R. 2
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 14 (2025): S.J.R. 3
2025-11-04 · Passed
Texas Proposition 15 (2025): S.J.R. 34
2025-11-04 · Passed

All 4817 Texas bills

Federal money

Fiscal year 2026 (2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30), federal obligations for work done in Texas: $347.9 billion in total (about $11,938 per resident); contracts $103.4 billion; grants $29.1 billion.

Largest contracts

Recipient	Agency	Award value	What for
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	Department of Defense	$35.1 billion	LRIP LOT 12 ADVANCE ACQUISITION CONTRACT
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	Department of Defense	$30.2 billion	THE PURPOSE OF THIS MODIFICATION IS TO AWARD F-35A LRIP 15 USAF AIRCRAFT* LONG LEAD FUNDING
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	Department of Defense	$24.6 billion	THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO AWARD LONG LEAD FUNDING FOR F-35A, F-35B, AND F-35C AIRCRAFT FOR U.S. SERVICES, NON-DOD PARTNERS, AND FMS
THE BOEING COMPANY	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	$22.7 billion	INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	Department of Defense	$12.3 billion	LRIP 11 AAC
BELL BOEING JOINT PROJECT OFFICE	Department of Defense	$11.0 billion	MV-22 AIRCRAFT - FY08 (LOT 12)*
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	Department of Defense	$10.5 billion	THE CONTRACT AWARD IS FOR THE FY21/FY22/FY23 BASE AND OPTION PRICING FOR PHASE ARRAY TRACKING RADAR TO INTERCEPT ON TARGET (PATRIOT) ADVANCE
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	Department of Defense	$10.4 billion	HQ0147-17-C-0032 UNDEFINITIZED CONTRACT ACTION (UCA) FOR THAAD INTERCEPTOR LOT 9 PRODUCTION - QTY OF 23
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	Department of Defense	$10.3 billion	EXECUTE PHASED ARRAY TRACKING RADAR TO INTERCEPT ON TARGET (PATRIOT) ADVANCED CAPABILITY-3 (PAC-3) MISSILE PRODUCTION BY PROVIDING INCIDENTA
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	Department of Defense	$8.8 billion	FOLLOW-ON AGILE SUSTAINMENT TO THE RAPTOR (FASTER)

Largest grants

Recipient	Agency	Award value	What for
TEXAS OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR	Department of Homeland Security	$7.5 billion	STATE BORDER SECURITY REINFORCEMENT FUND
AGRICULTURE, TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF	Department of Agriculture	$3.1 billion	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
AGRICULTURE, TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF	Department of Agriculture	$2.9 billion	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
AGRICULTURE, TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF	Department of Agriculture	$2.7 billion	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
AGRICULTURE, TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF	Department of Agriculture	$2.6 billion	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
AGRICULTURE, TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF	Department of Agriculture	$2.3 billion	SCHOOL FOOD PROGRAMS
TX EDUCATION AGENCY	Department of Education	$1.8 billion	TITLE I PART A BASIC GRANTS TO LEAS
TX EDUCATION AGENCY	Department of Education	$1.3 billion	ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND
TX EDUCATION AGENCY	Department of Education	$1.3 billion	STATE GRANT - B (611)
TX EDUCATION AGENCY	Department of Education	$1.1 billion	STATE GRANT - B (611)

Totals are federal obligations in the fiscal year by place of performance. "Award amount" for a listed award is its total value over all years, not just this year. Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury).

Texas at a glance

Federal spending in Texas by fiscal year Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury)

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Year	Value
FY18	$206.4B
FY19	$206.8B
FY20	$321.3B
FY21	$349.8B
FY22	$277.8B
FY23	$293.4B
FY24	$271.6B
FY25	$311.6B
FY26	$347.9B

Obligations are amounts agencies committed to pay. The current fiscal year is partial. Figures can be revised by agencies.

Where the 4,817 Texas bills on this site stand

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Status	Bills
Became law	484
Passed a chamber or both	1
Vetoed	10
Failed or withdrawn	46
Introduced / in committee	4,259
Ballot measures	17

Status is read from each bill's latest official action and grouped by us, so a few may be grouped imprecisely. Most bills never pass; that is normal.

Campaign money raised by Texas's members of Congress Source: OpenFEC API (Federal Election Commission)

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Member	Raised
Ted Cruz (R)	$12.4M
John Cornyn (R)	$8.6M
Jasmine Crockett (D)	$8.3M
Brandon Gill (R)	$7.9M
Monica De La Cruz (R)	$6.8M
Jake Ellzey (R)	$5.5M
Vicente Gonzalez (D)	$5.2M
Ronny Jackson (R)	$4.8M
Christian D. Menefee (D)	$3.8M
August Pfluger (R)	$3.6M
Beth Van Duyne (R)	$3.0M
Henry Cuellar (D)	$3.0M
Dan Crenshaw (R)	$2.8M
Nathaniel Moran (R)	$2.4M
Wesley Hunt (R)	$2.2M

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2026 candidates in Texas How government works

Votes in Congress

The latest recorded votes. Each link shows how Texas's members voted.

Senate vote 253 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR7008 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 254 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR9340 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 255 (2026): On the Cloture Motion, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Cloture Motion Agreed to
Senate vote 256 (2026): On the Nomination, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Nomination Confirmed
Senate vote 251 (2026): On the Motion to Proceed, SJRES197 2026-09-29 · Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 252 (2026): On the Motion to Discharge, SRES852 2026-09-29 · Motion to Discharge Rejected
Senate vote 245 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Agreed to
Senate vote 246 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 247 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 248 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 249 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 250 (2026): On Passage of the Bill, S4668 2026-09-28 · Bill Passed

All House votes All Senate votes

Elections

Texas Constitutional Amendment Election, November 4, 2025
- Texas Proposition 1 (2025): S.J.R. 59 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 2 (2025): S.J.R. 18 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 3 (2025): S.J.R. 5 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 4 (2025): H.J.R. 7 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 5 (2025): H.J.R. 99 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 6 (2025): H.J.R. 4 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 7 (2025): H.J.R. 133 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 8 (2025): H.J.R. 2 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 9 (2025): H.J.R. 1 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 10 (2025): S.J.R. 84 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 11 (2025): S.J.R. 85 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 12 (2025): S.J.R. 27 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 13 (2025): S.J.R. 2 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 14 (2025): S.J.R. 3 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 15 (2025): S.J.R. 34 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 16 (2025): S.J.R. 37 (Passed)
- Texas Proposition 17 (2025): H.J.R. 34 (Passed)
Texas General Election, November 3, 2026
On the ballot: U.S. Senator (Texas); U.S. Representatives, Texas districts 1 to 38; Governor and other statewide offices; State Senate and State House seats; Judicial and county offices (vary by county)

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