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TX-32 House Race 2028 (Texas)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
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- Whoops: GOP’s gerrymandering in several states failed
Republicans failed to gain many seats during Tuesday’s elections after plotting major gerrymandering efforts in several states. President Donald Trump-backed Republican redistricting efforts were intended to win the party as many as a…
- GOP’s Gerrymandering Efforts In Several Red States Failed Miserably
Republicans failed to gain many seats during Tuesday’s elections after plotting major gerrymandering efforts in several states. President Donald Trump-backed Republican redistricting efforts were intended to win the party as many as a…
- How Indian-American Voters Helped Democrats Capture 85 Top House Districts
The party increased its tally from 79 seats before the elections, gaining seven districts previously held by Republicans. Democrats won 85 of the 100 US congressional districts with the largest Indian-American populations in the November 3…
- Tracking the election flips: See where each party made gains in midterms
Democrats will hold the majority in the Senate and House of Representatives and clalim several governorships next year after a historic blue wave in the midterm elections. As of Wednesday afternoon, Democrats will hold 54 Senate seats and…
- Congressional District 32 Candidates Yarbrough and Barrios Discuss Redrawn District, Legislative Priorities
Texas Congressional District (CD) 32, currently held by U.S. Rep. Julie Johnson (D-TX-32), was redrawn in 2025 from a compact urban district in Dallas to take in large portions of the more rural and generally more conservative eastern…
- How Democrats Might – or Might Not – Build a House Majority
With Republicans holding a razor-thin edge, Democrats need a net gain of just three seats to take the gavel. Here is a district-by-district breakdown of the 70 races that will decide control of the House. Can Democrats Flip the House?…
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