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Tuesday, November 3, 2026
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Lean Democratic — 10 of 12 forecasters rate it competitive (Cook: Tossup · Sabato: Tossup · Inside Elections: Tilt D). Open seat: John Cornyn (lost renomination).
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Ted Brown
Libertarian
Raised 14.3K
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Last time (2020):
John Cornyn (R) 53.5% · Mary "Mj" Hegar (D) 43.9%
Lean Republican — 8 of 8 forecasters rate it competitive (Cook: Lean R · Sabato: Lean R · Inside Elections: Tilt R).
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Toss-up — 10 of 10 forecasters rate it competitive (Cook: Tossup · Sabato: Lean D · Inside Elections: Tilt D). Forecast to flip parties.
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Bobby Pulido
Democratic
Raised 6.8M
Last time (2024):
Monica De La Cruz (R) 57.1% · Michelle Vallejo (D) 42.9%
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Texas U.S. House District 27
Solid Republican
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Tanya Lloyd
Democratic
Raised 270.8K
Last time (2024):
Michael Cloud (R) 66.0% · Tanya Lloyd (D) 34.0%
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President and Vice President
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J.D. Vance
Vice President of the United States · Republican
Statewide officials
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Dan Patrick
Lieutenant Governor of Texas · Republican · TX
Ken Paxton
Attorney General of Texas · Republican · TX
Jane Nelson
Secretary of State of Texas · Republican · TX
U.S. senators
Ted Cruz
U.S. Senator for TX · Republican · TX
U.S. House
This zip code crosses 2 congressional districts (TX-27, TX-15), so your member is one of these — the first covers most of it.
State legislature
This zip code crosses more than one legislative district, so some of these represent neighboring parts of it.
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