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Republicans protected their incumbents in Texas, bolstering longtime members whose districts were getting more competitive.

Who benefits: Big boost for GOP
Last updated Nov. 17, 2021, 4:27 p.m. EST

Old map (2021)

9

strong Biden

14

competitive

13

strong Trump

36 seats

New map (2022)

12

strong Biden(+3)

3

competitive(-11)

23

strong Trump(+10)

38 seats(+2)


Old map (2020)
Strong Biden
Strong Trump
Competitive
New map (2022)
GOP-controlled process
Strong Biden
Strong Trump
Competitive

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District by district


2020 vote margin

Nonwhite pop. in 2022

?

Bach. degree % in 2022

TX-37

N/A

biden +53.8

(New in 2022)44.8%
(New in 2022)56.5%
TX-38

N/A

trump +18.4

(New in 2022)46.9%
(New in 2022)49.0%
TX-01

trump +44.9

trump +46.4

37.5%
(-1)
20.9%
(-0)
TX-02

trump +1.3

trump +23.0

44.2%
(-10)
37.1%
(-4)
TX-03

trump +1.1

trump +14.6

37.7%
(-6)
46.7%
(-8)
TX-04

trump +50.6

trump +26.4

35.4%
(+7)
39.8%
(+17)
TX-05

trump +23.2

trump +22.8

48.4%
(-0)
20.8%
(+1)
TX-06

trump +3.0

trump +24.2

52.6%
(-0)
22.4%
(-7)
TX-07

biden +8.6

biden +30.1

69.7%
(+11)
47.3%
(-2)
TX-08

trump +43.0

trump +27.5

50.6%
(+14)
28.2%
(-3)
TX-09

biden +53.0

biden +54.0

85.7%
(-3)
29.0%
(+4)
TX-10

trump +1.6

trump +19.1

41.7%
(-7)
36.6%
(-4)
TX-11

trump +60.2

trump +41.2

54.4%
(+9)
21.8%
(0)
TX-12

trump +22.9

trump +18.4

41.1%
(+2)
31.5%
(-0)
TX-13

trump +60.6

trump +46.3

38.6%
(+1)
23.6%
(+3)
TX-14

trump +19.7

trump +29.0

44.7%
(-5)
23.5%
(-1)
TX-15

biden +1.9

trump +2.9

84.5%
(-0)
20.1%
(-1)
TX-16

biden +35.0

biden +36.1

87.9%
(+1)
24.0%
(-1)
TX-17

trump +11.2

trump +23.1

44.4%
(-1)
22.7%
(-9)
TX-18

biden +53.4

biden +49.3

82.3%
(-2)
24.4%
(+1)
TX-19

trump +46.6

trump +47.0

48.0%
(+1)
22.4%
(-1)
TX-20

biden +29.4

biden +33.6

81.1%
(+2)
22.8%
(-2)
TX-21

trump +2.8

trump +20.0

39.4%
(-1)
41.0%
(-5)
TX-22

trump +0.9

trump +16.0

53.6%
(-8)
42.4%
(-3)
TX-23

trump +1.8

trump +6.9

72.0%
(-4)
26.8%
(+4)
TX-24

biden +5.5

trump +12.1

35.7%
(-18)
50.2%
(+4)
TX-25

trump +9.8

trump +31.6

37.9%
(+5)
27.4%
(-12)
TX-26

trump +14.3

trump +18.8

37.8%
(+1)
42.8%
(-2)
TX-27

trump +24.1

trump +22.7

61.7%
(+1)
19.1%
(-1)
TX-28

biden +4.4

biden +7.2

83.0%
(-1)
18.3%
(-1)
TX-29

biden +33.5

biden +37.2

91.5%
(0)
10.6%
(0)
TX-30

biden +61.7

biden +57.4

81.4%
(-4)
25.9%
(+5)
TX-31

trump +2.9

trump +20.4

36.9%
(-8)
32.9%
(-3)
TX-32

biden +10.6

biden +33.3

66.6%
(+15)
36.3%
(-8)
TX-33

biden +48.0

biden +50.8

83.5%
(-1)
19.6%
(+7)
TX-34

biden +4.0

biden +15.7

92.1%
(+5)
16.2%
(+1)
TX-35

biden +38.0

biden +46.0

73.8%
(0)
25.0%
(+2)
TX-36

trump +45.6

trump +32.0

47.7%
(+7)
22.3%
(+3)


States we're watching


in progress

All key states have adopted their new district lines

map adopted

New York

26 seats

-2

+2

-1

change in lean

A New York state judge reversed Democrats’ gerrymander but still eliminated one Republican district upstate.

North Carolina

14 seats

+1

change in lean

North Carolina's Supreme Court threw out the state's GOP-drawn 11-3 map, offering a new plan that scrambles incumbents' districts.

California

52 seats

+1

-1

-1

change in lean

The state's independent redistricting commission approved a map that will upend the delegation.

Colorado

8 seats

+1

change in lean

The state's new independent commission drew a map with four Democratic-leaning districts, three where the GOP is favored and one new, competitive seat.

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