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Texas's 33rd Congressional District

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Texas's 33rd Congressional District — highlighted within Texas's U.S. House districts · 2024: D+37.6 · open the interactive map →

Current officeholder

Marc A. Veasey Democratic

2024 result

Democratic D+37.6

2024 votes cast

166,153

Office

U.S. House

District health & safety estimate

Context for Marc A. Veasey's district

CDC WONDER, 2016–2022 · translated from county data

#120 highest estimated rate of 412 districts with publishable coverage

7.6estimated homicides per 100,000 residents / year

Reporting-population coverage100.0%

This is a county-derived estimate, not a direct CDC congressional-district statistic. Counties with suppressed small counts are missing, never counted as zero. Rank 1 is the highest estimated rate.

Who lives in this district

This district is home to about 775,186 people, median age 32, median household income $61,989.

Population

775,186

Median age

32

Median household income

$61,989

Bachelor's degree or higher

22.9%

Race & ethnicity: White 13.8% · Black 18.4% · Hispanic 57.6% · Asian 8.4%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2019–2023 American Community Survey (5-year).

Precinct results — 2024 general

276 precincts reported in Texas's 33rd Congressional District's 2024 general election. The twenty largest:

Precinct Winner Margin Votes
48439-2202442 Democratic D+16.4 2,887
48113-572613 Democratic D+18.6 2,652
48439-2201714 Democratic D+34.5 2,381
48113-572605 Democratic D+24.0 2,101
48113-572603 Democratic D+18.9 1,981
48439-2201388 Democratic D+26.5 1,972
48113-572308 Democratic D+29.4 1,894
48113-572604 Democratic D+26.6 1,859
48113-574608 Democratic D+23.6 1,848
48113-574074 Democratic D+57.0 1,830
48113-572602 Democratic D+24.8 1,803
48113-572009 Democratic D+1.5 1,689
48439-2201170 Democratic D+30.3 1,662
48113-574621 Democratic D+30.5 1,657
48113-574063 Democratic D+51.1 1,653
48113-574069 Democratic D+47.3 1,606
48439-2201146 Democratic D+32.9 1,580
48113-574081 Democratic D+44.0 1,508
48113-574086 Democratic D+49.3 1,483
48113-574082 Democratic D+59.5 1,480

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Frequently asked

Who represents Texas's 33rd Congressional District?
Marc A. Veasey (Democratic) currently holds this U.S. House seat.
What was the 2024 result in Texas's 33rd Congressional District?
D+37.6 — 114,289 Democratic, 51,864 Republican, of 166,153 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.
What is the homicide-rate estimate for Texas's 33rd Congressional District?
Texas's 33rd Congressional District has a county-derived estimate of 7.6 homicides per 100,000 residents per year and ranks 120 of 412 districts with publishable coverage, where rank 1 is the highest estimated rate. Reporting-population coverage is 100.0%.

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