US Elections ~ Texas

Election, Primary & Caucus Dates:
State Primary: TBD
Run-Off: TBD

Voter Information:
For eligibility & identification requirements, dates, deadlines, voting materials, contact info and more: [ click here ].
All important election dates & deadlines for voters: [ click here ].
    
Poll Opening & Closing Times:
In the state of Texas, all polling places are open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Central Time. Texas is divided between Central / Mountain time zones.

Next State Constitutional Officer Elections in 2022.

Texas Governor:
Greg Abbott (R) | Campaign Website

Texas Lieutenant Governor:
Dan Patrick (R) | Campaign Website

Texas Attorney General:
Ken Paxton (R) | Campaign Website

Texas Comptroller:
Glenn Hegar (R) | Campaign Website

Texas Land Commissioner:
George P. Bush (R) | Campaign Website

Texas Agriculture Commissioner:
Sid Miller (R) | Campaign Website

Texas Railroad Commission:

Ryan Sitton (R) | Campaign Website
* Next Election in 2020.

Wayne Christian (R) | Campaign Website
* Next Election in 2022.

Christi Craddick (R) | Campaign Website
* Next Election in 2024.

Texas State Legislature:
Texas Legislature
Senate
Texas has 31 State Senate members: 12 (Democrats), 19 (Republicans).
Length of term: 4 years.
House of Representatives
Texas has 150 State House members: 67 (Democrats), 83 (Republicans).
Length of term: 2 years.

2019 | On Your Ballot:
See the 2019 Texas Races, Court Judges & Ballot Measures you will be voting on: [ click here ].
- Includes all your federal, state and local races.
NOTE: Type in your address, then click "Check My Races." This will list everything to appear on your ballot this year.

What's My District?
To see which US Congressional district you live in: [ click here ].
What are my local districts? Visit your county, parish, city or town websites: [ click here ].

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U.S. Senators:
(Terms are 6 years in length)

John Cornyn (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2003
* Next Election in 2020.

Ted Cruz (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2013
* Next election in 2024.

U.S. House Of Representatives:
(Terms are 2 years in length)

District 1:
Louie Gohmert (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2005

District 2:
Dan Crenshaw (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2019

District 3:
Van Taylor (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2019

District 4:
John Ratcliffe (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2015

District 5:
Lance Gooden (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2019

District 6:
Ron Wright (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2019

District 7:
Lizzie Pannill Fletcher (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2019

District 8:
Kevin Brady (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 1997

District 9:
Al Green (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2005

District 10:
Michael McCaul (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2005

District 11:
Mike Conaway (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2005

District 12:
Kay Granger (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 1997

District 13:
Mac Thornberry (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 1995

District 14:
Randy Weber (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2013

District 15:
Vicente Gonzalez (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2017

District 16:
Veronica Escobar (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2016

District 17:
Bill Flores (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2011

District 18:
Sheila Jackson Lee (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 1995

District 19:
Jodey Arrington (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2017

District 20:
Joaquin Castro (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2013

District 21:
Chip Roy (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2019

District 22:
Pete Olson (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2009

District 23:
Will Hurd (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2015

District 24:
Kenny Marchant (R)
Has been in office since: 2005

District 25:
Roger Williams (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2013

District 26:
Michael Burgess (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2003

District 27:
Michael Cloud (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2018

District 28:
Henry Cuellar (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2005

District 29:
Sylvia Garcia (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2019

District 30:
Eddie Bernice Johnson (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 1993

District 31:
John Carter (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2003

District 32:
Colin Allred (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2019

District 33:
Marc Veasey (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2013

District 34:
Filemon Vela (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2013

District 35:
Lloyd Doggett (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 1995

District 36:
Brian Babin (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2015

Texas Election Office:
Division of Elections
(Get voter registration & information. Polling places and times. Absentee voting. Ballot measures. District maps. Election FAQ.)

Texas Political Parties:
Texas Communist Party
Constitution Party of Texas
Texas Democratic Party
Texas Green Party
Libertarian Party of Texas
Republican Party of Texas
Socialist Party of Texas

Find Your Home Town | Localized Texas Election Information:
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