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Texas

Four questions on the test have a different answer depending on where you live. These are the answers for Texas.

Question 23

Who is one of your state's U.S. senators now?

  • John Cornyn
  • Ted Cruz

Every state elects two, and either name answers the question. The Senate lists them at senate.gov.

Question 29

Name your U.S. representative.

Texas has 38 representatives, one for each congressional district. Yours depends on your address: look up your district by ZIP code at house.gov, then find it here.

  1. District 1 Nathaniel Moran
  2. District 2 Dan Crenshaw
  3. District 3 Keith Self
  4. District 4 Pat Fallon
  5. District 5 Lance Gooden
  6. District 6 Jake Ellzey
  7. District 7 Lizzie Fletcher
  8. District 8 Morgan Luttrell
  9. District 9 Al Green
  10. District 10 Michael McCaul
  11. District 11 August Pfluger
  12. District 12 Craig Goldman
  13. District 13 Ronny Jackson
  14. District 14 Randy Weber
  15. District 15 Monica De La Cruz
  16. District 16 Veronica Escobar
  17. District 17 Pete Sessions
  18. District 18 Christian Menefee
  19. District 19 Jodey Arrington
  20. District 20 Joaquin Castro
  21. District 21 Chip Roy
  22. District 22 Troy Nehls
  23. District 23 Tony - Vacancy Gonzales
  24. District 24 Beth Van Duyne
  25. District 25 Roger Williams
  26. District 26 Brandon Gill
  27. District 27 Michael Cloud
  28. District 28 Henry Cuellar
  29. District 29 Sylvia Garcia
  30. District 30 Jasmine Crockett
  31. District 31 John Carter
  32. District 32 Julie Johnson
  33. District 33 Marc Veasey
  34. District 34 Vicente Gonzalez
  35. District 35 Greg Casar
  36. District 36 Brian Babin
  37. District 37 Lloyd Doggett
  38. District 38 Wesley Hunt

Question 61

Who is the governor of your state now?

Greg Abbott

The governor leads the executive branch of Texas, the way the President does for the country. USAGov keeps the current name at usa.gov.

Question 62

What is the capital of your state?

Austin

It is the seat of government of Texas, named in the state's own law (Art. III, Sec. 58 (SEAT OF GOVERNMENT)).

Practice with the rest of the test

The other questions have the same answer for everyone. Practice them in the civics test practice, and read Texas's official website at www.texas.gov.

Last updated: September 23, 2026