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Texas's 33rd Congressional District

The current officeholder, the 2024 result, and a precinct-level model you can run yourself — built from how Texas actually voted.

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Current officeholder

Marc A. Veasey Democratic

2024 result

Democratic D+37.6

2024 votes cast

166,153

Office

U.S. House

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).

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Model Texas's 33rd Congressional District in five steps

  1. Set the candidates. Name the contenders for the Texas's 33rd Congressional District (or keep the generic Democrat / Republican defaults). The map starts from real 2024 results in every precinct.
  2. Apply a swing. Move vote share statewide, or by demographic cohort, with a slider. The map and the running tally recompute instantly.
  3. Model turnout. Mobilize or depress turnout for any group — turnout and persuasion are modeled separately, the way a real campaign thinks about them.
  4. Drill to precincts. Zoom from the state down to individual precincts and override any of them by hand.
  5. Roll up & share. Roll the result up to chamber control, then publish a shareable, frozen link to your scenario.

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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.

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