In the 31-member Texas Senate, only 15 seats are up for election in 2024. Those candidates appear in the table below.
If you do not know the number of the district in which you reside, you can find it on your voter registration card, or you may look it up here. Click on each candidate's name to find more information, such as campaign websites, social media links, voting records, ACT For TCTA contributions and education group support. TCTA does not endorse candidates; this information is provided to help you be an informed voter.
Texas Senate District 15 | Texas Senate District 16 | Texas Senate District 17 |
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Michelle Anderson Bonton, Democrat | Nathan Johnson (incumbent), Democrat | Joan Huffman (incumbent), Republican |
Alberto "Beto" Cardenas Jr., Democrat | Victoria Neave Criado, Democrat | Kathy Cheng, Republican |
Molly Cook, Democrat | | |
Jarvis D. Johnson, Democrat | | |
Todd Litton, Democrat | | |
Karthik Soora, Democrat | | |
Joseph L. Trahan, Republican | | |
Texas Senate District 27 | Texas Senate District 29 | Texas Senate District 30
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Morgan LaMantia (incumbent), Democrat | César J. Blanco (incumbent), Democrat | Michael Braxton, Democrat |
Adam Hinojosa, Republican |
| Dale Frey, Democrat |
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| Matthew McGhee, Democrat |
| | Cody Clark, Republican |
| | Carrie de Moor, Republican |
| | Brent Hagenbuch, Republican |
| | Jace Yarbrough, Republican |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.