110th Congress / Members by state / Texas
Senate
| Name, Party | Votes Missed | Votes with Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
John CornynRepublicanNext election: 2008 |
3.4% |
90.6% |
 |
Kay Bailey HutchisonRepublicanNext election: 2012 |
2.1% |
89.5% |
House
| Name, Party | Votes Missed | Votes with Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Louie GohmertRepublican, District 1 |
5.8% |
91.2% |
 |
Ted PoeRepublican, District 2 |
4.6% |
89.6% |
 |
Sam JohnsonRepublican, District 3 |
11.3% |
91.9% |
 |
Ralph HallRepublican, District 4 |
2.6% |
93.3% |
 |
Jeb HensarlingRepublican, District 5 |
1.8% |
89.6% |
 |
Joe BartonRepublican, District 6 |
3.3% |
91.9% |
 |
John CulbersonRepublican, District 7 |
7.3% |
92.6% |
 |
Kevin BradyRepublican, District 8 |
5.0% |
93.0% |
 |
Al GreenDemocratic, District 9 |
1.8% |
98.4% |
 |
Michael McCaulRepublican, District 10 |
2.2% |
93.5% |
 |
Michael ConawayRepublican, District 11 |
4.9% |
91.9% |
 |
Kay GrangerRepublican, District 12 |
6.9% |
94.5% |
 |
Mac ThornberryRepublican, District 13 |
1.6% |
91.4% |
 |
Ron PaulRepublican, District 14 |
25.9% |
75.9% |
 |
Ruben HinojosaDemocratic, District 15 |
11.7% |
97.5% |
 |
Silvestre ReyesDemocratic, District 16 |
5.2% |
97.2% |
 |
Chet EdwardsDemocratic, District 17 |
4.4% |
95.7% |
 |
Sheila Jackson-LeeDemocratic, District 18 |
3.9% |
97.3% |
 |
Randy NeugebauerRepublican, District 19 |
1.8% |
92.7% |
 |
Charles GonzalezDemocratic, District 20 |
2.4% |
97.2% |
 |
Lamar SmithRepublican, District 21 |
2.4% |
95.6% |
 |
Nicholas LampsonDemocratic, District 22 |
9.1% |
82.8% |
 |
Ciro RodriguezDemocratic, District 23 |
1.2% |
96.6% |
 |
Kenny MarchantRepublican, District 24 |
9.1% |
91.5% |
 |
Lloyd DoggettDemocratic, District 25 |
4.1% |
97.6% |
 |
Michael BurgessRepublican, District 26 |
4.1% |
91.8% |
 |
Solomon OrtizDemocratic, District 27 |
14.6% |
97.0% |
 |
Henry CuellarDemocratic, District 28 |
2.2% |
93.0% |
 |
Gene GreenDemocratic, District 29 |
3.3% |
95.1% |
 |
Eddie JohnsonDemocratic, District 30 |
14.6% |
97.0% |
 |
John CarterRepublican, District 31 |
5.7% |
92.5% |
 |
Pete SessionsRepublican, District 32 |
11.1% |
92.2% |
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