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Republicans leading in most North Texas Congressional races

2026 Midterm Election Results

All races: Here is a sorted and alphabetized list of all uncontested contests in the midterm election. Or filter further by using the list below.
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In the Nov. 3 midterm election, DFW-area voters will decide on a dozen U.S. House races for members of Congress representing North Texas.

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives serve two-year terms, with all 435 seats up for election every two years in even-numbered years. Apportionment following the 2020 census determined there would be 38 U.S. Representatives from Texas. Each district has an ideal 2020 census population of 766,987. The North Texas races are listed below with the rest of the Congressional races below. Results will be available after 7 p.m. on Election Day.

U.S. Rep., District 3 – Keith Self (REP), Evan Hunt (DEM)

In Texas’ 3rd Congressional District, Rep. Keith Self (R) is the incumbent and is facing Democratic challenger Evan Hunt. Self has been serving the district since 2023. Hunt has not held public office and was unopposed in the March primary. The district covers most of Collin and Hunt counties.

TX – House 3

92.3% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Keith Self
  
  52.7%
  
  169,243
- Evan Hunt
  
  47.3%
  
  151,667

U.S. Rep., District 4 – Pat Fallon (REP), Jason Pearce (DEM)

In Texas’ 4th Congressional District, Rep. Pat Fallon (R) is the incumbent and is facing Democratic challenger Jason Pearce. Fallon has been serving the district since 2021. Pearce, who has not held public office, defeated Andrew Rubell in the March primary. The district covers a small part of Collin, Hunt Bowie and Red River counties but also Rockwall, Rains, Hopkins, Delta, Lamar, Fannin and Grayson counties.

TX – House 4

91.7% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Pat Fallon
  
  55%
  
  161,107
- Jason Pearce
  
  45%
  
  131,652

U.S. Rep., District 5 – Lance Gooden (REP), Chelsey Hockett (DEM)

In Texas’ 5th Congressional District, Rep. Lance Gooden (R) is the incumbent and is facing Democratic challenger Chelsey Hockett. Gooden has been serving the district since 2019. Hockett, who has not held public office, defeated Ruth Torres in the March primary runoff. The district covers a small part of Dallas and Upshurt counties along with Kaufman, Henderson, Van Zandt and Wood counties.

TX – House 5

98.8% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Lance Gooden
  
  51.6%
  
  129,775
- Chelsey Hockett
  
  48.4%
  
  121,667

U.S. Rep., District 6 – Jake Ellzey (REP), Danny Minton (DEM)

In Texas’ 6th Congressional District, Rep. Jake Ellzey (R) is the incumbent and is facing Democratic challenger Danny Minton. Ellzey has been serving the district since 2021. Minton, who has not held public office, ran unopposed in the March primary. The district covers a small part of Dallas, Tarrant, Johnson and Freestone counties along with Ellis, Hill, Navarro, Anderson and Cherokee counties.

TX – House 6

94.9% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Jake Ellzey
  
  52.3%
  
  138,701
- Danny Minton
  
  47.7%
  
  126,516

U.S. Rep., District 12 – Craig Goldman (REP), Angela ‘Heli’ Rodriguez Prilliman (DEM)

In Texas’ 12th Congressional District, Rep. Craig Goldman (R) is the incumbent and is facing Democratic challenger Angela ‘Heli’ Rodriguez Prilliman. Goldman has been serving the district since 2025. Rodriguez Prilliman, who has not held public office, defeated Kenneth Morgan-Aguilera in the March primary. The district covers parts of Tarrant and Parker counties.

TX – House 12

91.9% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Craig Goldman
  
  53.3%
  
  140,991
- Angela Rodriguez Prilliman
  
  46.7%
  
  123,521

U.S. Rep., District 13 – Ronny Jackson (REP), Mark Nair (DEM)

In Texas’ 13th Congressional District, Rep. Ronny Jackson (R) is the incumbent and is facing Democratic challenger Mark Nair. Jackson has been serving the district since 2021. Nair, who has not held public office, ran unopposed in the March primary. The large district covers dozens of counties, including a swath of land stretching from the Texas Panhandle, down the Red River into North Texas where it covers Montague County and parts of Wise and Denton counties.

TX – House 13

95.6% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Ronny Jackson
  
  65.7%
  
  157,649
- Mark Nair
  
  34.3%
  
  82,364

U.S. Rep., District 24 – Beth Van Duyne (REP), Kevin Burge (DEM)

In Texas’ 24th Congressional District, Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R) is the incumbent and is facing Democratic challenger Kevin Burge. Van Duyne has been serving the district since 2021. Burge, who has not held public office, defeated TJ Ware in the March primary runoff. The district covers parts of Tarrant and Dallas counties.

TX – House 24

90.4% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Beth Van Duyne
  
  53.2%
  
  163,458
- Kevin Burge
  
  46.8%
  
  143,608

U.S. Rep., District 25 – Roger Williams (REP), Dione Sims (DEM)

In Texas’ 25th Congressional District, Rep. Roger Williams (R) is the incumbent and is facing Democratic challenger Dione Sims. Williams has been serving the district since 2013. Sims, who has not held public office, defeated William Marks in the March primary. The district covers several North Texas counties, including parts of Parker and Johnson counties, as well as Jack, Palo Pinto, Young, Stephens, Callahan, Eastland, Comanche, Erath, Hood, and Somervell counties.

TX – House 25

94.6% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Roger Williams
  
  54.1%
  
  141,150
- Dione Sims
  
  45.9%
  
  119,561

U.S. Rep., District 26 – Brandon Gill (REP), Steven Shook (DEM), Phil Gray (LIB)

In Texas’ 26th Congressional District, Rep. Brandon Gill (R) is the incumbent and is facing Democratic challenger Steven Shook and Libertarian Phil Gray. Gill has been serving the district since 2025. Shook, who has not held public office, defeated Ernest Lineberger III in the March primary. Gray ran unopposed in the March primary. The district covers Cooke County and parts of Denton, Wise and Tarrant counties.

TX – House 26

92.9% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Brandon Gill
  
  54.7%
  
  178,641
- Steven Shook
  
  44%
  
  143,549
- Phil Gray
  
  1.3%
  
  4,114

U.S. Rep., District 30 – Everett Jackson (REP), Frederick D. Haynes III (DEM)

In Texas’ 30th Congressional District, Republican Everett Jackson and Democrat Frederick Haynes III are running to fill the seat vacated by U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, who chose to run for U.S. Senate after her district was redrawn in 2025. Crockett lost her bid for the Senate in the March primary. Neither Jackson nor Haynes have held public office. Jackson defeated Sholdon Daniels in the March primary runoff. Haynes defeated Barbara Mallory Caraway and Rodney LaBruce in the March primary. The district covers Downtown Dallas, much of southern Dallas County and a small part of southeastern Tarrant County.

TX – House 30

94.9% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Frederick Haynes III
  
  82.9%
  
  183,639
- Everett Jackson
  
  17.1%
  
  38,006

U.S. Rep., District 32 – Jace Yarbrough (REP), Dan Barrios (DEM)

In Texas’ 32nd Congressional District, Republican Jace Yarbrough and Democrat Dan Barrios are running to fill the seat vacated by Democrat Julie Johnson. The district was dramatically reshaped during the mid-decade redistricting and is believed to have been transformed from a solidly Democratic district to one favoring Republicans. Yarbrough topped a crowded Republican field of nine candidates in the primary to advance to the November race.Barrios beat Anthony Bridges in the March primary. Neither Yarbrough nor Barrios have held public office. The district covers parts of Dallas and Collin counties.

TX – House 32

97.3% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Jace Yarbrough
  
  51.5%
  
  141,715
- Dan Barrios
  
  48.5%
  
  133,273

U.S. Rep., District 33 – Patrick David Gillespie (REP), Colin Allred (DEM), Write-in

In Texas’ 33rd Congressional District, Republican Patrick David Gillespie and Democrat Colin Allred are running to fill the seat vacated by Democrat Marc Veasey. The district was redrawn during the mid-decade redistricting and is believed to have been transformed from a solidly Democratic district to one favoring Republicans. Veasey decided not to run in the redrawn district, leaving the seat open. Gillespie won the Republican primaries in 2022 and 2024, but lost to Veasey both times. Allred previously held a seat in District 32 but he stepped down to challenge Ted Cruz for his U.S. Senate seat and was succeeded by Julie Johnson. Allred beat his successor in the primary. Independent write-in candidate Michelle Craig is also in the race.

TX – House 33

86.3% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Colin Allred
  
  78.7%
  
  148,858
- Patrick Gillespie
  
  21.3%
  
  40,196

Other U.S. House races in Texas

TX – House 1

96.3% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Nathaniel Moran
  
  69%
  
  181,987
- Yolanda Prince
  
  31%
  
  81,598
TX – House 2

92.6% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Steve Toth
  
  51.4%
  
  137,997
- Shaun Finnie
  
  48.6%
  
  130,648
TX – House 7

86.9% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Lizzie Fletcher
  
  71.8%
  
  142,815
- Alexander Hale
  
  26.6%
  
  52,908
- Espoir Ngabo
  
  1.6%
  
  3,135
TX – House 8

85% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Jessica Hart Steinmann
  
  55%
  
  134,092
- Laura Jones
  
  45%
  
  109,888
TX – House 9

71.2% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Leticia Gutierrez
  
  57%
  
  82,569
- Alex Mealer
  
  43%
  
  62,280
TX – House 10

91.3% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Chris Gober
  
  53.6%
  
  152,846
- Caitlin Rourk
  
  46.4%
  
  132,496
TX – House 11

91.2% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- August Pfluger
  
  60.1%
  
  135,827
- Claire Reynolds
  
  39.9%
  
  90,046
TX – House 15

89.2% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Bobby Pulido
  
  61.6%
  
  117,031
- Monica De La Cruz
  
  38.4%
  
  72,822
TX – House 14

98.5% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Randy Weber
  
  54.1%
  
  151,958
- Thurman Bartie
  
  45.9%
  
  129,036
TX – House 16

82.2% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Veronica Escobar
  
  71.4%
  
  124,485
- Adam Bauman
  
  28.6%
  
  49,770
TX – House 17

93.9% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Pete Sessions
  
  53.6%
  
  143,523
- Casey Shepard
  
  46.4%
  
  124,480
TX – House 18

82.1% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Christian Menefee
  
  86.5%
  
  175,312
- Ronald Whitfield
  
  13.5%
  
  27,438
TX – House 19

51.7% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Tom Sell
  
  75.1%
  
  89,575
- Kyle Rable
  
  24.9%
  
  29,672
TX – House 20

90% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Joaquin Castro
  
  77.6%
  
  149,122
- Edgardo Baez
  
  22.4%
  
  43,033
TX – House 21

95.7% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Mark Teixeira
  
  54.6%
  
  194,196
- Kristin Hook
  
  45.4%
  
  161,426
TX – House 22

89% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Trever Nehls
  
  52%
  
  139,091
- Marquette Greene-Scott
  
  48%
  
  128,296
TX – House 23

86.2% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Katy Padilla Stout
  
  51.5%
  
  132,887
- Brandon Herrera
  
  44.7%
  
  115,362
- Ben Mendoza
  
  3.8%
  
  9,930
TX – House 27

97.2% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Michael Cloud
  
  51.4%
  
  143,226
- Tanya Lloyd
  
  48.6%
  
  135,279
TX – House 29

75.2% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Sylvia Garcia
  
  80.4%
  
  119,035
- Martha Fierro
  
  19.6%
  
  29,041
TX – House 28

87% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Henry Cuellar
  
  65.8%
  
  105,897
- Tano Tijerina
  
  29.5%
  
  47,499
- Marlón Durán
  
  4.7%
  
  7,538
TX – House 31

97% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- John Carter
  
  53.8%
  
  163,560
- Justin Early
  
  44.8%
  
  135,974
- Greg Stoker
  
  1.4%
  
  4,209
TX – House 34

99% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Vicente Gonzalez
  
  55.6%
  
  112,667
- Eric Flores
  
  39.8%
  
  80,572
- Eddie Espinoza
  
  2.3%
  
  4,740
- Chris Royal
  
  2.3%
  
  4,666
TX – House 36

92.5% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Brian Babin
  
  53.8%
  
  130,001
- Rhonda Hart
  
  46.2%
  
  111,659
TX – House 35

84.1% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Johnny Garcia
  
  57.4%
  
  133,559
- Carlos De La Cruz
  
  42.6%
  
  99,083
TX – House 37

80.4% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Greg Casar
  
  84.7%
  
  233,338
- Lauren Peña
  
  15.3%
  
  42,142
TX – House 38

90.7% expected vote in

Source: NBC News Decision Desk
- Jon Bonck
  
  51.4%
  
  132,995
- Melissa McDonough
  
  47.7%
  
  123,418
- Alex McMenemy
  
  1%
  
  2,523

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, and polling locations will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. If you’re in line by 7 p.m., you can vote.

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Republicans leading in most North Texas Congressional races

2026 Midterm Election Results

U.S. Rep., District 3 – Keith Self (REP), Evan Hunt (DEM)

TX – House 3

Keith Self

52.7%

Evan Hunt

47.3%

U.S. Rep., District 4 – Pat Fallon (REP), Jason Pearce (DEM)

TX – House 4

Pat Fallon

55%

Jason Pearce

45%

U.S. Rep., District 5 – Lance Gooden (REP), Chelsey Hockett (DEM)

TX – House 5

Lance Gooden

51.6%

Chelsey Hockett

48.4%

U.S. Rep., District 6 – Jake Ellzey (REP), Danny Minton (DEM)

TX – House 6

Jake Ellzey

52.3%

Danny Minton

47.7%

U.S. Rep., District 12 – Craig Goldman (REP), Angela ‘Heli’ Rodriguez Prilliman (DEM)

TX – House 12

Craig Goldman

53.3%

Angela Rodriguez Prilliman

46.7%

U.S. Rep., District 13 – Ronny Jackson (REP), Mark Nair (DEM)

TX – House 13

Ronny Jackson

65.7%

Mark Nair

34.3%

U.S. Rep., District 24 – Beth Van Duyne (REP), Kevin Burge (DEM)

TX – House 24

Beth Van Duyne

53.2%

Kevin Burge

46.8%

U.S. Rep., District 25 – Roger Williams (REP), Dione Sims (DEM)

TX – House 25

Roger Williams

54.1%

Dione Sims

45.9%

U.S. Rep., District 26 – Brandon Gill (REP), Steven Shook (DEM), Phil Gray (LIB)

TX – House 26

Brandon Gill

54.7%

Steven Shook

44%

Phil Gray

1.3%

U.S. Rep., District 30 – Everett Jackson (REP), Frederick D. Haynes III (DEM)

TX – House 30

Frederick Haynes III

82.9%

Everett Jackson

17.1%

U.S. Rep., District 32 – Jace Yarbrough (REP), Dan Barrios (DEM)

TX – House 32

Jace Yarbrough

51.5%

Dan Barrios

48.5%

U.S. Rep., District 33 – Patrick David Gillespie (REP), Colin Allred (DEM), Write-in

TX – House 33

Colin Allred

78.7%

Patrick Gillespie

21.3%

Other U.S. House races in Texas

TX – House 1

Nathaniel Moran

69%