Elections
North Texas voters to decide 12 U.S. House races on Nov. 3
PN Team • 2 weeks ago
Twelve U.S. House seats covering the Dallas-Fort Worth area are on the Nov. 3 midterm ballot, with early voting running Oct. 19-30. Most races feature Republican incumbents—Keith Self, Pat Fallon, Lance Gooden, Jake Ellzey, Craig Goldman, Ronny Jackson, Beth Van Duyne and Roger Williams—facing Democratic challengers, plus a Libertarian in District 26. Three open seats stand out: District 30, vacated by Jasmine Crockett after her Senate run; and Districts 32 and 33, left open by Julie Johnson and Marc Veasey, respectively, after mid-decade redistricting reshaped them from Democratic-leaning to Republican-favored territory. In District 33, Colin Allred faces Patrick David Gillespie. Results are expected after 7 p.m. on Election Day.
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- Republican Party (United States) Mentioned neutrally as the party of most incumbents running for reelection.
- Dallas Referenced indirectly as part of the Dallas-Fort Worth area covered by the races.
- Democratic Party (United States) Mentioned neutrally as the party of challengers and one open-seat candidate.
- Lance Gooden Listed as an incumbent facing a challenger without further detail.
- Texas The article is about North Texas congressional races within the state.
- United States House of Representatives Referenced factually as the body whose seats are up for election.