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Texas State House District 68

The current officeholder, the 2024 result, and a precinct-level model you can run yourself — built from how Texas actually voted.

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Texas State House District 68 — highlighted within Texas's State House districts · 2024: R+74.3 · open the interactive map →

Current officeholder

David Spiller Independent

2024 result

Republican R+74.3

2024 votes cast

91,256

Office

State House

Precinct results — 2024 general

124 precincts reported in Texas State House District 68's 2024 general election. The twenty largest:

Precinct Winner Margin Votes
48281-1410001 Republican R+45.6 2,709
48097-49001C Republican R+51.0 2,279
48281-1410002 Republican R+65.7 2,248
48503-2520022 Republican R+79.2 2,247
48503-2520005 Republican R+77.3 2,004
48337-1690002 Republican R+80.2 1,983
48133-670008 Republican R+76.9 1,976
48097-490011 Republican R+69.9 1,966
48133-670001 Republican R+76.8 1,881
48049-250410 Republican R+84.5 1,871
48097-490010 Republican R+74.9 1,798
48097-490022 Republican R+73.6 1,727
48097-490006 Republican R+80.9 1,708
48049-250101 Republican R+71.6 1,615
48049-250417 Republican R+80.7 1,567
48133-670007 Republican R+82.9 1,565
48097-490018 Republican R+86.7 1,488
48097-49004C Republican R+51.6 1,476
48503-2520023 Republican R+75.5 1,374
48049-250306 Republican R+81.3 1,358

All 124 precincts are modelable — open the race in the simulator and drill to precinct grain.

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Model Texas State House District 68 in five steps

  1. Set the candidates. Name the contenders for the Texas State House District 68 (or keep the generic Democrat / Republican defaults). The map starts from the canonical mixed-grain 2024 presidential baseline.
  2. Apply a swing. Move vote share statewide, or by demographic cohort, with a slider. The map and the running tally recompute instantly.
  3. Model turnout. Mobilize or depress turnout for any group — turnout and persuasion are modeled separately, the way a real campaign thinks about them.
  4. Explore local geography. Zoom from the state through counties to the finest supported reporting grain and adjust the places available in the model.
  5. Roll up & share. Roll the result up to chamber control, then share the exact versioned scenario.

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Frequently asked

Who represents Texas State House District 68?
David Spiller (Independent) currently holds this State House seat.
What was the 2024 result in Texas State House District 68?
R+74.3 — 11,704 Democratic, 79,552 Republican, of 91,256 votes cast.
Can I model this race myself?
Yes — open it in the electionsmcp simulator and model vote-share swing and turnout from the real 2024 baseline, down to the precinct, then roll it up to chamber control.

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