Based on eligible voters, the current congressional district map includes 22 districts with white majorities, eight with Hispanic majorities, one with a Black majority and five that have no majority.

More than three years after the Texas Legislature redrew all of its congressional and state legislative districts, the legal ...

This new map, proposed by Republican state lawmakers in Texas, would actually reduce the number of voting districts where Black and Latino voters are the majority. GOMEZ: It's so hard to be a ...

In the proposed Senate map, 64.5% of the districts have white majorities, 22.6% have Hispanic majorities, 3.2% have Black majorities, none has an Asian majority, and in 9.7%, no group has a majority.

But, the new map creates fewer districts where Black and Hispanic people make up a majority of eligible voters. Black and Hispanic Texans make up two racial groups that along with Asian Texans ...

(Brazoria County writ large is 45 percent white, 32 percent Hispanic, 15 percent Black, and 7 percent Asian.) So far, the local GOP has managed to blunt Pearland’s growing political strength.

Take State Senate District 10 in Tarrant County. In 2018, a coalition of Black, ... in several nearby rural counties. In the Texas House map, ... mostly white, conservative expanse of rural counties.