Who represents me?
Use your current location or enter a Texas street address to find your legislative districts, current representatives, and the boundaries used in the November 2026 election.
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GPS uses your device location, which might be different from your home or voting address. For your residential districts, enter your home address below. Coordinates or addresses are sent to the U.S. Census Bureau for a one-time lookup; Flores365 does not save them.
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Current districts & officeholders.
Texas House and Senate names come from the official serving-member directories. For Congress, the district is verified; the federal member or any vacancy must be confirmed with the current U.S. House directory.
What changes on your ballot?
A district change does not immediately change who represents you. New congressional terms begin in January 2027. Election districts do not determine the rest of your ballot; consult your county election office for personalized ballot style and polling eligibility.
Your two U.S. senators.
Every Texas resident is represented by the same two serving U.S. senators, regardless of congressional or legislative district.
Checking the official U.S. Senate directory…
James Talarico (D), Ken Paxton (R), and Ted Brown (L) are among the candidates. They are running for office and are not listed above as currently serving senators.
One address. Different boundaries. Clear sources.
A manually entered street address is matched against Census geography. Alternatively, your browser can share an approximate GPS position when you explicitly grant permission; results near boundaries should be verified with a home address.
Current congressional districts use the 119th Congress map; the November contest uses 120th Congress geography. Current and 2026 state legislative boundaries are also checked separately.
The current Texas House and Senate member names are synchronized daily from each chamber's official directory and withheld when the snapshot is stale or unavailable.
This is a district and representative locator. Use your county election office or the Secretary of State for the official voter record, ballot style and polling places.