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Sen. John Cornyn Republican—Jan. 7, 2003 Sen. Ted Cruz Republican TEXAS Sen. John Cornyn Sen. Ted Cruz of Austin of Houston Republican—Jan. 7, 2003 Republican—Jan. 3, 2013 Rep. Louie Gohmert Rep. Ted Poe of Tyler (1st District) of Atascocita (2nd District) Republican—7th term Republican—7th term 126 24-000_textCX.pdf 146 3/5/18 4:17 PM TEXAS Rep. Sam Johnson Rep. John Ratcliffe of Plano (3rd District) of Heath (4th District) Republican—14th term Republican—2nd term Rep. Jeb Hensarling Rep. Joe Barton of Dallas (5th District) of Ennis (6th District) Republican—8th term Republican—17th term 127 24-000_textCX.pdf 147 3/5/18 4:17 PM TEXAS Rep. John Abney Rep. Kevin Brady Culberson of The Woodlands of Houston (7th District) (8th District) Republican—9th term Republican—11th term Rep. Al Green Rep. Michael T. McCaul of Houston (9th District) of Austin (10th District) Democrat—7th term Republican—7th term 128 24-000_textCX.pdf 148 3/5/18 4:17 PM TEXAS Rep. K. Michael Conaway Rep. Kay Granger of Midland (11th District) of Fort Worth (12th District) Republican—7th term Republican—11th term Rep. Mac Thornberry Rep. Randy K. Weber, Sr. of Clarendon (13th District) of Friendswood (14th District) Republican—12th term Republican—3rd term 129 24-000_textCX.pdf 149 3/5/18 4:17 PM TEXAS Rep. Vicente Gonzalez Rep. Beto O’Rourke of McAllen (15th District) of El Paso (16th District) Democrat—1st term Democrat—3rd term Rep. Bill Flores Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee of Bryan (17th District) of Houston (18th District) Republican—4th term Democrat—12th term 130 24-000_textCX.pdf 150 3/5/18 4:17 PM TEXAS Rep. Jodey C. Arrington Rep. Joaquin Castro of Lubbock (19th District) of San Antonio (20th District) Republican—1st term Democrat—3rd term Rep. Lamar Smith Rep. Pete Olson of San Antonio (21st District) of Sugar Land (22nd District) Republican—16th term Republican—5th term 131 24-000_textCX.pdf 151 3/5/18 4:17 PM TEXAS Rep. Will Hurd Rep. Kenny Marchant of San Antonio (23rd District) of Coppell (24th District) Republican—2nd term Republican—7th term Rep. Roger Williams Rep. Michael C. Burgess of Austin (25th District) of Pilot Point (26th District) Republican—3rd term Republican—8th term 132 24-000_textCX.pdf 152 3/5/18 4:17 PM TEXAS Rep. Blake Farenthold Rep. Henry Cuellar of Corpus Christi (27th District) of Laredo (28th District) Republican—4th term Democrat—7th term Rep. Gene Green Rep. Eddie Bernice of Houston (29th District) Johnson Democrat—13th term of Dallas (30th District) Democrat—13th term 133 24-000_textCX.pdf 153 3/5/18 4:17 PM TEXAS Rep. John R. Carter Rep. Pete Sessions of Round Rock (31st District) of Dallas (32nd District) Republican—8th term Republican—11th term Rep. Marc A. Veasey Rep. Filemon Vela of Fort Worth (33rd District) of Brownsville (34th District) Democrat—3rd term Democrat—3rd term 134 24-000_textCX.pdf 154 3/5/18 4:17 PM TEXAS Rep. Lloyd Doggett Rep. Brian Babin of Austin (35th District) of Woodville (36th District) Democrat — 12th term Republican — 2nd term 135 24-000_textCX.pdf 155 3/5/18 4:17 PM.
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