2026 U.S. TEXAS CONGRESSMEN

2026 U.S. TEXAS CONGRESSMEN

Below is a list of the current United States Congressmen from Texas, including their name, district, phone number, email contact form, website link, and committees they serve on.
All information is accurate as of May 26, 2026.

DistrictNamePartyPhoneEmail Contact FormWebsiteCommittees
1Nathaniel MoranR(202) 225-3035Contact FormWebsiteEthics, Ways and Means, Select on US-China
2Dan CrenshawR(202) 225-6565Contact FormWebsiteEnergy and Commerce, Intelligence
3Keith SelfR(202) 225-4201Contact FormWebsiteForeign Affairs, Science Space Technology, Veterans’ Affairs
4Pat FallonR(202) 225-6673Contact FormWebsiteArmed Services, Oversight and Government Reform, Intelligence
5Lance GoodenR(202) 225-3484Contact FormWebsiteArmed Services, Judiciary
6Jake EllzeyR(202) 225-2002Contact FormWebsiteAppropriations, Small Business
7Lizzie FletcherD(202) 225-2571Contact FormWebsiteEnergy and Commerce
8Morgan LuttrellR(202) 225-4901Contact FormWebsiteArmed Services, Homeland Security, Veterans’ Affairs
9Al GreenD(202) 225-7508Contact FormWebsiteFinancial Services, Homeland Security
10Michael McCaulR(202) 225-2401Contact FormWebsiteForeign Affairs, Homeland Security
11August PflugerR(202) 225-3605Contact FormWebsiteHomeland Security, Energy and Commerce
12Craig GoldmanR(202) 225-5071Contact FormWebsiteEnergy and Commerce
13Ronny JacksonR(202) 225-3706Contact FormWebsiteAgriculture, Armed Services, Foreign Affairs, Intelligence
14Randy WeberR(202) 225-2831Contact FormWebsiteEnergy and Commerce, Science Space and Technology
15Monica De La CruzR(202) 225-9901Contact FormWebsiteAgriculture, Financial Services
16Veronica EscobarD(202) 225-4831Contact FormWebsiteAppropriations, Budget
17Pete SessionsR(202) 225-6105Contact FormWebsiteFinancial Services, Oversight and Government Reform
18Christian MenefeeD(202) 225-3816Contact FormWebsiteScience, Space, and Technology
19Jodey ArringtonR(202) 225-4005Contact FormWebsiteBudget, Ways and Means
20Joaquin CastroD(202) 225-3236Contact FormWebsiteForeign Affairs, Intelligence
21Chip RoyR(202) 225-4236Contact FormWebsiteBudget, Judiciary, Rules
22Troy NehlsR(202) 225-5951Contact FormWebsiteJudiciary, Transportation and Infrastructure
23Vacant
(Tony Gonzales resigned April 14, 2026)
(202) 225-1565
(Clerk’s Office)
Contact Clerk’s OfficeClerk’s OfficeN/A
24Beth Van DuyneR(202) 225-6605Contact FormWebsiteSmall Business, Ways and Means
25Roger WilliamsR(202) 225-9896Contact FormWebsiteFinancial Services, Small Business
26Brandon GillR(202) 225-7772Contact FormWebsiteBudget, Oversight and Government Reform, Judiciary
27Michael CloudR(202) 225-7742Contact FormWebsiteAppropriations, Oversight and Government Reform
28Henry CuellarD(202) 225-1640Contact FormWebsiteAppropriations
29Sylvia GarciaD(202) 225-1688Contact FormWebsiteFinancial Services, Ethics
30Jasmine CrockettD(202) 225-8885Contact FormWebsiteOversight and Government Reform, Judiciary
31John CarterR(202) 225-3864Contact FormWebsiteAppropriations
32Julie JohnsonD(202) 225-2231Contact FormWebsiteForeign Affairs, Homeland Security, House Administration
33Marc VeaseyD(202) 225-9897Contact FormWebsiteEnergy and Commerce
34Vicente GonzalezD(202) 225-2531Contact FormWebsiteFinancial Services
35Greg CasarD(202) 225-5645Contact FormWebsiteEducation and Workforce, Oversight and Government Reform
36Brian BabinR(202) 225-1555Contact FormWebsiteTransportation and Infrastructure, Science Space and Technology
37Lloyd DoggettD(202) 225-4865Contact FormWebsiteBudget, Ways and Means
38Wesley HuntR(202) 225-5646Contact FormWebsiteNatural Resources, Judiciary

Notes on updates:

  • Dan Crenshaw (TX-2) lost the Republican primary on March 3, 2026 to Texas State Representative Steve Toth. Steve Toth is the GOP nominee and will face Democrat Shaun Finnie in the general election on November 3, 2026. TX-02 is a heavily Republican district, so Steve Toth is the incoming congressman (effective January 2027). Dan Crenshaw remains the current sitting member until the end of his term on January 3, 2027.
  • Sheila Jackson Lee (TX-18) passed away on July 19, 2024. She had represented Texas’s 18th Congressional District since 1995. The seat has since been filled through special elections and succession: after her death, the district saw brief interim service before Christian Menefee (D) was sworn in as the current representative in February 2026.
  • Tony Gonzales (TX-23) is out — he resigned on April 14, 2026. The district is currently vacant (special election pending).
  • Several districts have new or updated members due to retirements, deaths, primary losses, special elections, or other changes since 2024–2025 (e.g., TX-12: Craig Goldman; TX-18 succession to Christian Menefee; TX-26 and TX-32 reflect current holders).
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    2026 TEXAS HOUSE RACES

    2026 Texas U.S. House Races (Updated as of May 26, 2026)

    All 38 Texas congressional districts are up for election on November 3, 2026. Primaries were held March 3, 2026, with runoffs today (May 26, 2026). Most nominees are now set, though a few Democratic and Republican runoffs are still being decided. Texas uses a new congressional map from the 2025 mid-decade redistricting (signed by Gov. Abbott in August 2025 and upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court).

    Current delegation (pre-election): 24 Republicans, 13 Democrats, 1 vacancy (TX-23).

    DistrictIncumbent / StatusRepublican NomineeDemocratic NomineeGeneral Election MatchupNotes / Prediction
    1Nathaniel Moran (R)Nathaniel Moran (incumbent)Runoff today: Dax Alexander vs. Yolanda PrinceMoran (R) vs. TBD (D) or Sonia Canchola (I)Solid R
    2Dan Crenshaw (R) — lost primarySteve TothShaun FinnieSteve Toth (R) vs. Shaun Finnie (D)Steve Toth defeated incumbent Dan Crenshaw in the March 3 primary (55.8%–40.7%). Solid R.
    3Keith Self (R)Keith Self (incumbent)Evan HuntKeith Self (R) vs. Evan Hunt (D)Solid R
    4Pat Fallon (R)Pat Fallon (incumbent)Jason PearcePat Fallon (R) vs. Jason Pearce (D)Solid R
    5Lance Gooden (R)Lance Gooden (incumbent)Runoff today: Chelsey Hockett vs. Ruth TorresGooden (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    6Jake Ellzey (R)Jake Ellzey (incumbent)Danny MintonJake Ellzey (R) vs. Danny Minton (D)Solid R
    7Lizzie Fletcher (D)Runoff today: Tina Cohen vs. Alexander HaleLizzie Fletcher (incumbent)TBD (R) vs. Lizzie Fletcher (D)Solid D
    8Morgan Luttrell (R) — retiredJessica SteinmannLaura JonesJessica Steinmann (R) vs. Laura Jones (D)Open seat; Solid R
    9Al Green (D) — did not advance / moved to TX-18Runoff today: Briscoe Cain vs. Alex MealerNone advancedRepublican nominee vs. Leticia Gutierrez (D) or Roy Morales (I)Open seat; Solid R (new map)
    10Michael McCaul (R) — retiredChris GoberCaitlin RourkChris Gober (R) vs. Caitlin Rourk (D)Open seat; Solid R
    11August Pfluger (R)August Pfluger (incumbent)TBDPfluger (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    12Craig Goldman (R)Craig Goldman (incumbent)TBDGoldman (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    13Ronny Jackson (R)Ronny Jackson (incumbent)TBDJackson (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    14Randy Weber (R)Randy Weber (incumbent)TBDWeber (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    15Monica De La Cruz (R)Monica De La Cruz (incumbent)TBDDe La Cruz (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R (competitive South Texas seat)
    16Veronica Escobar (D)TBDVeronica Escobar (incumbent)TBD (R) vs. Escobar (D)Solid D
    17Pete Sessions (R)Pete Sessions (incumbent)TBDSessions (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    18Christian Menefee (D) — special election winnerRonald WhitfieldRunoff today: Al Green vs. Christian MenefeeWhitfield (R) vs. Democratic runoff winnerRedrawn district; Democratic runoff between incumbent Menefee and veteran Al Green. Solid D.
    19Jodey Arrington (R) — did not advanceTBDTBDRepublican nominee vs. TBD (D)Open seat; Solid R
    20Joaquin Castro (D)TBDJoaquin Castro (incumbent)TBD (R) vs. Castro (D)Solid D
    21Chip Roy (R) — ran for AGTBDTBDRepublican nominee vs. TBD (D)Open seat; Solid R
    22Troy Nehls (R) — did not advanceTBDTBDRepublican nominee vs. TBD (D)Open seat; Solid R
    23Vacant (Tony Gonzales resigned April 2026)TBDTBDRepublican nominee vs. TBD (D)Special election pending; Solid R
    24Beth Van Duyne (R)Beth Van Duyne (incumbent)TBDVan Duyne (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    25Roger Williams (R)Roger Williams (incumbent)TBDWilliams (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    26Brandon Gill (R)Brandon Gill (incumbent)TBDGill (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    27Michael Cloud (R)Michael Cloud (incumbent)TBDCloud (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    28Henry Cuellar (D)TBDHenry Cuellar (incumbent)TBD (R) vs. Cuellar (D)Competitive South Texas seat
    29Sylvia Garcia (D)TBDSylvia Garcia (incumbent)TBD (R) vs. Garcia (D)Solid D
    30Jasmine Crockett (D) — did not advance / ran for SenateTBDTBDRepublican nominee vs. TBD (D)Open seat; Solid D (new map)
    31John Carter (R)John Carter (incumbent)TBDCarter (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    32Julie Johnson (D) — redrawn / runoff in TX-33TBDTBD (Johnson advanced to runoff elsewhere)TBD (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R (new map)
    33Marc Veasey (D) — did not advanceTBDRunoff today: Colin Allred vs. Julie JohnsonTBD (R) vs. Democratic runoff winnerOpen/redrawn seat; Solid D
    34Vicente Gonzalez (D)TBDVicente Gonzalez (incumbent)TBD (R) vs. Gonzalez (D)Competitive South Texas seat
    35Greg Casar (D) — did not advance / moved to TX-37TBDTBDRepublican nominee vs. TBD (D)Open seat; Solid D
    36Brian Babin (R)Brian Babin (incumbent)TBDBabin (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R
    37Lloyd Doggett (D) — did not advance / movedTBDTBD (Greg Casar advanced here)TBD (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid D
    38Wesley Hunt (R)Wesley Hunt (incumbent)TBDHunt (R) vs. TBD (D)Solid R

    Major Notes & Updates (for tex.org article)

    • Dan Crenshaw (TX-2): Defeated in Republican primary by State Rep. Steve Toth. Toth is the new GOP nominee.
    • TX-23: Vacant since Tony Gonzales resigned April 14, 2026. Special election pending.
    • TX-18: High-profile Democratic runoff today between Rep. Christian Menefee (current holder) and Rep. Al Green.
    • Redistricting impact: Multiple open seats and incumbent shifts (e.g., Al Green to TX-18, Julie Johnson/Colin Allred runoff in TX-33, Greg Casar to TX-37).
    • Runoff results (May 26) will finalize several nominees — check official sources tonight/tomorrow for final updates.
    • Most races remain heavily Republican-favored due to the new map; a handful of South Texas districts (15, 28, 34) could be competitive.