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in Texas politics.

Explore the 2026 congressional map, inspect district shapes, and jump directly into the candidate research behind the ballot.

Custom-built vector map

Texas congressional districts
2026 election boundaries · Plan C2333

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Data: Texas Legislative Council via public GIS service

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Search a congressional district number or a ZIP code reference. ZIP codes can cross district lines.

Districts load from the public GIS source.

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U.S. CongressOfficial 2026 plan C2333Houston city councilLocal reference boundaryZIP code areasReference only, not voting districts

Congressional boundaries are the active layer.

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Tap any district on the map to see its label and relevant research links here.

Map layerU.S. Congress

Plan / sourceC2333 · 2026

Research coverageHouston-area races

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More from the project

Go from the map to the reporting and source notes.

Statewide races ↗Harris County ↗Methodology ↗Funding tracker ↗

A district shape is not an address-level determination. Boundaries can be close together, and ZIP codes may be split. Use Texas’s official address lookup before relying on a district assignment.

Find your placein Texas politics.

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Find your place
in Texas politics.