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LEGISLATIVE US PRESIDENT: DEMOCRAT - Joe Biden US SENATE: REPUBLICAN - John Cornyn US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT: US House – 2 REPUBLICAN: Dan Crenshaw US House – 4 REPUBLICAN: Van Taylor US House – 7 DEMOCRAT: Lizzie Fletcher US House – 8 REPUBLICAN: Kevin Brady US House – 9 DEMOCRAT: Al Green US House – 10 REPUBLICAN: Mike McCaul GHDS DISTRICT: US House – 14 REPUBLICAN: Randy Weber US House – 18 DEMOCRAT: Sheila Jackson Lee US House – 22 REPUBLICAN: Troy Nehls 2020 GENERAL US House – 29 DEMOCRAT: Sylvia Garcia US House - 36 REPUBLICAN: Brian Babin ELECTION RESULTS TEXAS SENATE DISTRICT: DEMOCRAT: TX Senate – 4 REPUBLICAN: Brandon Creighton TX Senate – 6 DEMOCRAT: Carol Alvarado TX Senate – 11 REPUBLICAN: Larry Taylor Tx Senate – 18 REPUBLICAN: Lois Kolkhorst TEXAS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT: TX House – 15 REPUBLICAN: Steve Toth TX House – 24 REPUBLICAN: Greg Bonnen TX House – 25 REPUBLICAN: Cody Vasut TX House – 26 REPUBLICAN: Jacey Jetton TX House – 27 DEMOCRAT: Ron Reynolds TX House – 28 REPUBLICAN: Gary Gates TX House – 29 REPUBLICAN: Ed Thompson TX House – 85 REPUBLICAN: Phil Stephenson TX House – 126 REPUBLICAN: E. Sam Harless Save The Date! TX House – 127 REPUBLICAN: Dan Huberty TX House – 128 REPUBLICAN: Brisco Cain TX House – 129 REPUBLICAN: Dennis Paul W ed ne sday TX House – 130 REPUBLICAN: Tom Oliverson TX House – 131 DEMOCRAT: Alma Allen F ebr uary 17, 2021 TX House – 132 REPUBLICAN: Mike Schofield TX House – 133 REPUBLICAN: Jim Murphy Austin Texas TX House – 134 DEMOCRAT: Ann Johnson TX House – 135 DEMOCRAT: Jon Rosenthal Virtual Meeting TX House – 136 DEMOCRAT: John H. Bucy, III TX House – 137 DEMOCRAT: Gene Wu TX House – 138 REPUBLICAN: Lacey Hull TX House – 139 DEMOCRAT: Javis Johnson TX House – 140 DEMOCRAT: Armando Walle TX House – 141 DEMOCRAT: Senfronia Thompson TX House – 142 DEMOCRAT: Harold Dutton TX House – 143 DEMOCRAT: Ana Hernandez TX House – 144 DEMOCRAT: Mary Ann Perez TX House – 145 DEMOCRAT: Christina Morales TX House – 146 DEMOCRAT: Shawn Thierry TX House – 147 DEMOCRAT: Garnet Coleman TX House – 148 DEMOCRAT: Penny Shaw TX House – 149 DEMOCRAT: Hubert Vo TX House The Journal – 150 of the Greater HoustonREPUBLICAN: Dental Society • WINTERValoree 2020 Swanson 9.

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