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District Rankings

How Texas Districts Compare

High and low district rankings within each chamber for selected demographic, income, education, commuting and housing measures.

Important: these are Texas Capital Report presentation rankings derived from the supplied district values. They are not official TLC rankings and do not imply quality, performance or policy judgment.

Population

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 8 — 1,056,826
  2. Senate District 30 — 1,049,835
  3. Senate District 4 — 1,024,987
  4. Senate District 18 — 1,018,458
  5. Senate District 2 — 1,018,029

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 31 — 909,299
  2. Senate District 28 — 917,743
  3. Senate District 29 — 920,600
  4. Senate District 21 — 932,499
  5. Senate District 20 — 932,859

House: Highest

  1. House District 52 — 240,390
  2. House District 28 — 237,652
  3. House District 46 — 229,750
  4. House District 3 — 228,331
  5. House District 73 — 228,111

House: Lowest

  1. House District 108 — 181,544
  2. House District 42 — 181,876
  3. House District 113 — 182,831
  4. House District 107 — 183,092
  5. House District 81 — 183,285

Age 65+ share

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 1 — 18.5%
  2. Senate District 3 — 17.3%
  3. Senate District 25 — 16.7%
  4. Senate District 28 — 15.9%
  5. Senate District 24 — 15.2%

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 16 — 10.1%
  2. Senate District 6 — 10.4%
  3. Senate District 15 — 10.7%
  4. Senate District 14 — 10.8%
  5. Senate District 21 — 11.2%

House: Highest

  1. House District 53 — 25.2%
  2. House District 19 — 23.0%
  3. House District 68 — 20.9%
  4. House District 5 — 20.5%
  5. House District 9 — 19.7%

House: Lowest

  1. House District 51 — 7.6%
  2. House District 46 — 7.7%
  3. House District 75 — 7.8%
  4. House District 93 — 8.3%
  5. House District 101 — 8.3%

Hispanic share

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 27 — 83.6%
  2. Senate District 20 — 82.9%
  3. Senate District 29 — 82.0%
  4. Senate District 6 — 72.8%
  5. Senate District 21 — 68.5%

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 1 — 16.7%
  2. Senate District 8 — 16.9%
  3. Senate District 30 — 18.5%
  4. Senate District 3 — 19.0%
  5. Senate District 12 — 21.1%

House: Highest

  1. House District 35 — 96.4%
  2. House District 42 — 94.1%
  3. House District 38 — 94.0%
  4. House District 36 — 93.3%
  5. House District 40 — 92.5%

House: Lowest

  1. House District 1 — 8.5%
  2. House District 108 — 9.7%
  3. House District 21 — 11.9%
  4. House District 66 — 12.5%
  5. House District 98 — 14.4%

Black share

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 13 — 40.1%
  2. Senate District 23 — 39.4%
  3. Senate District 15 — 22.2%
  4. Senate District 22 — 18.5%
  5. Senate District 16 — 18.3%

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 27 — 1.6%
  2. Senate District 20 — 2.4%
  3. Senate District 21 — 4.6%
  4. Senate District 29 — 4.7%
  5. Senate District 25 — 6.1%

House: Highest

  1. House District 109 — 54.0%
  2. House District 111 — 49.0%
  3. House District 146 — 45.4%
  4. House District 22 — 42.5%
  5. House District 141 — 42.1%

House: Lowest

  1. House District 35 — 0.3%
  2. House District 38 — 0.7%
  3. House District 42 — 0.9%
  4. House District 39 — 1.0%
  5. House District 36 — 1.1%

Bachelor's degree or higher

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 14 — 58.5%
  2. Senate District 12 — 53.1%
  3. Senate District 25 — 51.6%
  4. Senate District 8 — 50.6%
  5. Senate District 17 — 47.6%

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 6 — 14.3%
  2. Senate District 3 — 18.3%
  3. Senate District 27 — 19.8%
  4. Senate District 31 — 22.5%
  5. Senate District 20 — 22.7%

House: Highest

  1. House District 108 — 79.3%
  2. House District 134 — 78.9%
  3. House District 47 — 69.3%
  4. House District 48 — 66.9%
  5. House District 49 — 66.4%

House: Lowest

  1. House District 140 — 8.2%
  2. House District 110 — 8.8%
  3. House District 143 — 11.1%
  4. House District 144 — 12.1%
  5. House District 35 — 13.4%

Persons in poverty

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 27 — 24.3%
  2. Senate District 20 — 23.5%
  3. Senate District 6 — 23.0%
  4. Senate District 13 — 22.1%
  5. Senate District 21 — 18.9%

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 25 — 6.0%
  2. Senate District 12 — 6.3%
  3. Senate District 8 — 6.6%
  4. Senate District 11 — 9.4%
  5. Senate District 7 — 9.5%

House: Highest

  1. House District 35 — 31.2%
  2. House District 77 — 29.4%
  3. House District 39 — 28.7%
  4. House District 40 — 28.6%
  5. House District 141 — 28.2%

House: Lowest

  1. House District 61 — 3.6%
  2. House District 98 — 4.5%
  3. House District 122 — 4.5%
  4. House District 52 — 5.0%
  5. House District 106 — 5.2%

Per capita income

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 12 — $63,090
  2. Senate District 14 — $62,771
  3. Senate District 25 — $59,310
  4. Senate District 8 — $53,267
  5. Senate District 17 — $52,189

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 27 — $24,840
  2. Senate District 6 — $25,382
  3. Senate District 20 — $27,294
  4. Senate District 29 — $28,635
  5. Senate District 26 — $31,179

House: Highest

  1. House District 108 — $110,080
  2. House District 134 — $104,269
  3. House District 47 — $80,918
  4. House District 98 — $79,211
  5. House District 48 — $77,284

House: Lowest

  1. House District 35 — $17,835
  2. House District 140 — $19,713
  3. House District 39 — $20,217
  4. House District 110 — $20,414
  5. House District 36 — $21,758

Owner-occupied share

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 25 — 70.1%
  2. Senate District 18 — 66.7%
  3. Senate District 7 — 66.1%
  4. Senate District 4 — 65.7%
  5. Senate District 8 — 65.5%

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 13 — 39.7%
  2. Senate District 16 — 42.0%
  3. Senate District 26 — 44.8%
  4. Senate District 6 — 46.6%
  5. Senate District 23 — 46.8%

House: Highest

  1. House District 89 — 79.8%
  2. House District 75 — 79.8%
  3. House District 28 — 78.9%
  4. House District 130 — 76.3%
  5. House District 61 — 75.5%

House: Lowest

  1. House District 137 — 17.0%
  2. House District 92 — 27.9%
  3. House District 114 — 28.6%
  4. House District 116 — 29.7%
  5. House District 146 — 32.6%

Average gross rent

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 8 — $1,935
  2. Senate District 14 — $1,883
  3. Senate District 12 — $1,837
  4. Senate District 7 — $1,766
  5. Senate District 25 — $1,749

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 27 — $1,032
  2. Senate District 3 — $1,094
  3. Senate District 29 — $1,116
  4. Senate District 1 — $1,124
  5. Senate District 20 — $1,145

House: Highest

  1. House District 108 — $2,386
  2. House District 61 — $2,264
  3. House District 106 — $2,226
  4. House District 52 — $2,079
  5. House District 57 — $2,057

House: Lowest

  1. House District 31 — $869
  2. House District 35 — $871
  3. House District 39 — $907
  4. House District 88 — $941
  5. House District 38 — $942

Average owner-occupied housing value

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 14 — $698,887
  2. Senate District 12 — $651,632
  3. Senate District 25 — $565,499
  4. Senate District 8 — $497,453
  5. Senate District 17 — $474,208

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 27 — $187,485
  2. Senate District 20 — $198,244
  3. Senate District 29 — $216,816
  4. Senate District 6 — $220,888
  5. Senate District 3 — $223,832

House: Highest

  1. House District 108 — $1,304,243
  2. House District 134 — $1,053,891
  3. House District 48 — $902,561
  4. House District 47 — $878,473
  5. House District 49 — $843,337

House: Lowest

  1. House District 39 — $136,101
  2. House District 35 — $149,963
  3. House District 77 — $167,355
  4. House District 38 — $167,596
  5. House District 40 — $169,705

Renter housing cost burden 35%+

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 6 — 44.0%
  2. Senate District 10 — 43.8%
  3. Senate District 13 — 43.8%
  4. Senate District 26 — 43.3%
  5. Senate District 23 — 43.3%

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 31 — 33.4%
  2. Senate District 1 — 34.3%
  3. Senate District 24 — 35.3%
  4. Senate District 12 — 35.5%
  5. Senate District 8 — 36.1%

House: Highest

  1. House District 141 — 53.7%
  2. House District 101 — 53.1%
  3. House District 111 — 52.4%
  4. House District 109 — 51.6%
  5. House District 139 — 51.1%

House: Lowest

  1. House District 88 — 27.6%
  2. House District 66 — 28.5%
  3. House District 53 — 28.7%
  4. House District 36 — 29.2%
  5. House District 31 — 29.4%

Worked at home

Derived ranking within each chamber from the supplied source metric.

Senate: Highest

  1. Senate District 14 — 30.9%
  2. Senate District 8 — 24.7%
  3. Senate District 25 — 23.6%
  4. Senate District 12 — 22.5%
  5. Senate District 30 — 20.7%

Senate: Lowest

  1. Senate District 31 — 4.8%
  2. Senate District 3 — 6.0%
  3. Senate District 28 — 7.0%
  4. Senate District 6 — 7.5%
  5. Senate District 20 — 8.0%

House: Highest

  1. House District 47 — 37.6%
  2. House District 49 — 33.8%
  3. House District 48 — 32.9%
  4. House District 66 — 31.1%
  5. House District 106 — 30.2%

House: Lowest

  1. House District 81 — 3.0%
  2. House District 22 — 3.2%
  3. House District 88 — 3.9%
  4. House District 21 — 4.0%
  5. House District 34 — 4.0%