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Sam Johnson Jack King Moore Somervell Tarrant 12 VU26 635 Rockwall UV276 ¤£60 ¨¦§ Pete Sessions 4 Collin Lipscomb Montague Oldham Travis Kay Rowlett John Hunt ¤£377 354 78 344 Granger Colleyville BA VU District 4 - John Ratcliffe Motley Ochiltree Roberts District 26 - Michael Burgess BA 24 University UV205 Ratcliffe Oldham Bowie Camp Potter Randall Wheeler Denton Tarrant Carson Watauga North 12 Park Potter Wheeler Saginaw Kenny Marchant 114 BA Gray Richland UV Cass Collin Sherman Swisher Wise District 27 - Blake Farenthold Euless UV199 Hills UV161 Delta Fannin Wichita Wilbarger Aransas Bastrop UV121 Bedford UV183 ¦¨§30 335 820 Hurst UV356 Irving ¤£385 BA ¨¦§ 35W Haltom 10 Franklin Grayson District 14 - Randy Weber Caldwell Calhoun £83 183 VU 40 ¤ ¨¦§ City UV 345 Hopkins Hunt Brazoria Galveston Gonzales Jackson ¨¦§ 183 Dallas ¨¦§ Mesquite Amarillo UV White 121 Lamar Marion Jefferson Lavaca Matagorda Parker UV 33 Dallas UV352 Balch Tarrant Settlement Terrell Fort Springs 80 Morris Rains District 15 - 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