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US Representative election results in Texas on Nov. 5, 2024

Live updates for five incumbents seeking re-election to US House of Representatives

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Five candidates are seeking re-election to the US House of Representatives.

For the second time in a row, incumbent Republican Monica De La Cruz is battling Democrat Michelle Vallejo to represent District 15, which spans seven counties from Hidalgo to eastern Guadalupe. Election forecasters called this race one of the most competitive in Texas.

The other races aren’t expected to be as close.

In District, 21, Republican Chip Roy is seeking his fourth term in Congress. He is facing a challenge from Democrat Kristin Cook and Libertarian Bob King.

Republican Tony Gonzales is seeking a third term in Congress to represent District 23. Gonzales is facing a challenge from Democrat Santos Limon.

Voters in District 28 will decide whether to keep embattled Democratic congressman Henry Cuellar and give him an 11th term in Congress or elect political newcomer and Republican Jay Furman.

Cuellar’s candidacy has been marred by legal trouble. In May 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice charged the lawmaker and his wife with 14 criminal counts. Cuellar is accused of bribery, money laundering, and acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government.

Democrat Greg Casar is seeking his second term in Congress to represent District 35. Casar is being challenged by Republican Steven Wright.

US Representative

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Monica De La Cruz
Monica De La Cruz*(R)
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Michelle Vallejo
Michelle Vallejo(D)
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*Incumbent
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Chip Roy
Chip Roy*(R)
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Kristin Hook
Kristin Hook(D)
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Bob King
Bob King(L)
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*Incumbent
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Tony Gonzales
Tony Gonzales*(R)
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S Limon
S Limon(D)
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*Incumbent
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Henry Cuellar
Henry Cuellar*(D)
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Jay Furman
Jay Furman(R)
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*Incumbent
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Greg Casar
Greg Casar*(D)
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Steven Wright
Steven Wright(R)
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*Incumbent


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