State · November 3, 2026

Texas

40 races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House and governor, from the state's official list of candidates.1

§1Statewide races

Why this matters: Every voter in Texas votes in these races.

U.S. Senate · Texas

3 on the ballot · open seat

Governor · Texas

3 on the ballot

§2U.S. House

Why this matters: You vote only in the House district where you live. Not sure which one? Use the address search above.

  • Nathaniel Moran (Republican Party) · Yolanda R. Prince (Democratic Party)
  • Steve Toth (Republican Party) · Shaun Finnie (Democratic Party)
  • Keith Self (Republican Party) · Evan Hunt (Democratic Party)
  • Pat Fallon (Republican Party) · Jason Pearce (Democratic Party)
  • Lance Gooden (Republican Party) · Chelsey Hockett (Democratic Party)
  • Jake Ellzey (Republican Party) · Danny Minton (Democratic Party)
  • Alexander Hale (Republican Party) · Lizzie Pannill Fletcher (Democratic Party) · Espoir Ngabo (Green Party)
  • Jessica Hart Steinmann (Republican Party) · Laura Jones (Democratic Party)
  • Alex Mealer (Republican Party) · Leticia Gutierrez (Democratic Party)
  • Chris Gober (Republican Party) · Caitlin Rourk (Democratic Party)
  • August Pfluger (Republican Party) · Claire Reynolds (Democratic Party)
  • Craig Goldman (Republican Party) · Angela "Heli" Rodriguez Prilliman (Democratic Party)
  • Ronny Jackson (Republican Party) · Mark Nair (Democratic Party)
  • Randy Weber (Republican Party) · Thurman Bill Bartie (Democratic Party)
  • Monica De La Cruz (Republican Party) · Bobby Pulido (Democratic Party)
  • Adam Bauman (Republican Party) · Veronica Escobar (Democratic Party)
  • Pete Sessions (Republican Party) · Casey Shepard (Democratic Party)
  • Ronald Dwayne Whitfield (Republican Party) · Christian Dashaun Menefee (Democratic Party)
  • Tom Sell (Republican Party) · Kyle Rable (Democratic Party)
  • Edgardo Rafael Baez (Republican Party) · Joaquin Castro (Democratic Party)
  • Mark Teixeira (Republican Party) · Kristin Hook (Democratic Party)
  • Trever Nehls (Republican Party) · Marquette Greene-Scott (Democratic Party)
  • Brandon Herrera (Republican Party) · Katy Padilla Stout (Democratic Party) · Ben Mendoza (Independent)
  • Beth Van Duyne (Republican Party) · Kevin Burge (Democratic Party)
  • Roger Williams (Republican Party) · Dione Sims (Democratic Party)
  • Brandon Gill (Republican Party) · Steven Shook (Democratic Party) · Phil Gray (Libertarian Party)
  • Michael Cloud (Republican Party) · Tanya Lloyd (Democratic Party)
  • Tano E. Tijerina (Republican Party) · Henry Cuellar (Democratic Party) · Marlón Durán (Green Party)
  • Martha Fierro (Republican Party) · Sylvia Garcia (Democratic Party)
  • Everett Jackson (Republican Party) · Frederick D. Haynes III (Democratic Party)
  • John Carter (Republican Party) · Justin Early (Democratic Party) · Greg Stoker (Green Party)
  • Jace Yarbrough (Republican Party) · Dan Barrios (Democratic Party)
  • Patrick David Gillespie (Republican Party) · Colin Allred (Democratic Party)
  • Eric Flores (Republican Party) · Vicente Gonzalez (Democratic Party) · Chris Royal (Libertarian Party) · Eddie Espinoza (Green Party)
  • Carlos De La Cruz (Republican Party) · Johnny C. Garcia (Democratic Party)
  • Brian Babin (Republican Party) · Rhonda Hart (Democratic Party)
  • Lauren B. Peña (Republican Party) · Greg Casar (Democratic Party)
  • Jon Bonck (Republican Party) · Melissa McDonough (Democratic Party) · Alex McMenemy (Green Party)

§3Notes on the official list

  • The Secretary of State's certification prints each candidate's party as a code (REP, DEM, LIB, GRE, IND). Our party labels use the matching column headings printed on the Secretary of State's 2026 sample ballot: Republican Party, Democratic Party, Libertarian Party, Green Party and Independent.
  • The certification prints names in capital letters, and we converted them to normal capitalization. The U.S. Senate and governor names match the mixed-case spellings on the state's sample ballot, but we could not check the exact capitalization of House candidates' names (for example Dashaun, McDonough, McMenemy or De La Cruz) against an official mixed-case list.