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Texans will decide 11 Senate races on Tuesday. Four other races were held unopposed.

The Texas Senate is made up of 31 senators, each representing a district. Of the 31 seats, only 15 are up for election this year. Nine of those seats are incumbent senators being challenged in their re-election race, five are Democratic incumbent senators running unopposed and one is a race to fill the seat vacated by Texas Sen. Drew Springer (R-Muenster, D.C. 30).

Eleven districts are represented in North Texas: 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 12, 16, 22, 23 and 30. View the Senate map here. The senators elected Tuesday will take office at the start of the 89th regular session on January 14, 2025.

A list of Senate races for November 5, 2024 is below.

District 6: Incumbent Senator Carol Alvarado (D) against Martha Fierro (R)

District 7: Outgoing senator Paul Bettencourt (right) against Michelle Gwinn (right)

District 8: Incumbent Senator Angela Paxton (R) versus Rachel Mello (R)

District 10: Outgoing Senator Phil King (R) versus Andy Morris (R)

District 12: Incumbent Senator Tan Parker (R) against Stephanie Draper (R)

District 14: Incumbent Sen. Sarah Eckhardt (D), unopposed

District 15: Incumbent Senator Molly Cook (D) against Joseph L. Trahan (R)

District 16: Incumbent Senator Nathan Johnson (D), unopposed

District 17: Incumbent Senator Joan Huffman (R) versus Kathy Cheng (R)

District 20: Incumbent Sen. Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa (D), unopposed

District 23: Incumbent Sen. Royce West (D), unopposed

District 25: Incumbent Senator Donna Campbell (R) versus Merrie Fox (R)

District 27: Incumbent Sen. Morgan LaMantia (D) against Adam Hinojosa (R) and Robin Lee Vargas (G)

District 29: Incumbent Senator Cesar J. Blanco (D), unopposed

District 30: Brent Hagenbunch (right) vs. Dale Frey (right)