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The Texas Legislative Council, a nonpartisan legislative agency, provides technical and legal support to the Texas Legislature for redistricting.
The United States Census Bureau has released the state total population counts and congressional apportionment results from the 2020 Census. Texas gains 2 congressional seats and will have a total of 38 representatives in the U.S. House after the 2022 elections. The total resident population of the state is 29,145,505. The bureau plans to release 2020 Census data for redistricting by August 16.
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The Texas Legislative Council, a nonpartisan legislative agency, provides technical and legal support to the Texas Legislature for redistricting.