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Texas District 10

Congressional District in TX • 4 Counties

Texas's 10th congressional district is represented by Michael McCaul, a Republican U.S. representative. McCaul won the 2024 general election with 63.6% of the vote. The district has 797,070 residents, a median household income of $84,909 and a median age of 36.2, according to the Census Bureau's 2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

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Michael McCaul

Representative for Texas District 10
Republican21 years in office
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2026 election

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District Boundaries

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Demographics

797,070

Total Population

$84,909

Median Household Income

36.2

Median Age

25.6%

College Educated

13.6%

Poverty Rate

Racial & Ethnic Composition

62.1% Whi
9.9% Bla
25.7% His
5.5% Asi

Age Distribution

Median age: 36.2 years | Source: Census ACS 5-Year

Household Income Distribution

Median household income: $84,909 | Source: Census ACS 5-Year

Racial & Ethnic Composition

2024 Election Results

Michael McCaul Republican63.6%
Theresa Boisseau Democratic34.0%
Jeff Miller Libertarian2.4%

Michael McCaul won by 29.6%

347,818 total votes cast

Source: MIT Election Data + Science Lab (MEDSL)

Employment by Occupation

Civilian employed population 16+ | Source: Census ACS 5-Year

Federal Spending

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Relevant Legislation

Quick Facts

Representative

Michael McCaul

Major Counties

Travis, Harris, Williamson and 1 more

Major Cities

Austin, Katy, College Station

Neighboring Districts

Sources and method

· ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who represents Texas District 10?
Michael McCaul (Republican) currently represents Texas District 10 in the U.S. House of Representatives.
What counties are in Texas District 10?
Texas District 10 includes 4 counties: Travis, Harris, Williamson, Bastrop.
What are the major cities in Texas District 10?
The major cities in this district include Austin, Katy, College Station.
What is the population of Texas District 10?
Texas District 10 has a population of approximately 797,070 residents.