Texas
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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)
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
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).
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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