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Texas — 2012 U.S. House elections
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Texas's 36 districts
Each district filled by its 2012 US House margin. Tap a district for its contest.
Texas congressional districts, 2012 — blue/red by the district's Democratic-vs-Republican margin.
All 36 districts — party, margin, member
| District | Won | Margin | Member elected | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TX-01 | R | Louie Gohmert | 249,658 | |
| TX-02 | R | Ted Poe | 246,328 | |
| TX-03 | R | Sam Johnson | 187,180 | |
| TX-04 | R | Ralph M Hall | 250,343 | |
| TX-05 | R | Jeb Hensarling | 208,230 | |
| TX-06 | R | Joe Barton | 249,936 | |
| TX-07 | R | John Abney Culberson | 234,837 | |
| TX-08 | R | Kevin Brady | 251,052 | |
| TX-09 | D | Al Green | 183,566 | |
| TX-10 | R | Michael T McCaul | 264,019 | |
| TX-11 | R | K Michael Conaway | 226,023 | |
| TX-12 | R | Kay Granger | 247,712 | |
| TX-13 | R | Mac Thornberry | 206,388 | |
| TX-14 | R | Randy Weber | 245,839 | |
| TX-15 | D | Ruben Hinojosa | 146,661 | |
| TX-16 | D | Beto O'Rourke | 155,005 | |
| TX-17 | R | Bill Flores | 179,262 | |
| TX-18 | D | Sheila Jackson Lee | 194,932 | |
| TX-19 | R | Randy Neugebauer | 192,063 | |
| TX-20 | D | Joaquin Castro | 186,177 | |
| TX-21 | R | Lamar Smith | 308,865 | |
| TX-22 | R | Pete Olson | 250,911 | |
| TX-23 | D | Pete P Gallego | 192,169 | |
| TX-24 | R | Kenny Marchant | 243,489 | |
| TX-25 | R | Roger Williams | 263,932 | |
| TX-26 | R | Michael C Burgess | 258,723 | |
| TX-27 | R | Blake Farenthold | 212,651 | |
| TX-28 | D | Henry Cuellar | 165,645 | |
| TX-29 | D | Gene Green | 95,611 | |
| TX-30 | D | Eddie Bernice Johnson | 217,014 | |
| TX-31 | R | John R Carter | 237,187 | |
| TX-32 | R | Pete Sessions | 251,636 | |
| TX-33 | D | Marc Veasey | 117,375 | |
| TX-34 | D | Filemon Vela | 144,778 | |
| TX-35 | D | Lloyd Doggett | 165,179 | |
| TX-36 | R | Steve Stockman | 233,832 |
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Source. MIT Election Data + Science Lab — 2012 US House returns, party-classified by literal ballot party · district lines from the 2010-census apportionment. Real returns — nothing estimated.