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2002 general · November 5, 2002

2002 Texas House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Texas House of Representatives district in the 2002 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 150 seats

After the electionD 62 · R 88
Races150
Changed party0
Unopposed42%63 races
Incumbents defeated7

Every district

D 62 · R 88

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Barry B. Telford (D)24.1
HD-2Dan Flynn (R)17.0
HD-3Mark Homer (D)Unopposed
HD-4Betty Brown (R)19.4
HD-5Bryan Hughes (R)4.7Incumbent lost
HD-6Leo Berman (R)Unopposed
HD-7Tommy Merritt (R)Unopposed
HD-8Byron Cook (R)10.4
HD-9Wayne Christian (R)9.8
HD-10James R. Pitts (R)Unopposed
HD-11Chuck Hopson (D)Unopposed
HD-12Jim McReynolds (D)22.3
HD-13Lois Kolkhorst (R)Unopposed
HD-14Fred Brown (R)75.7
HD-15Rob Eissler (R)82.0
HD-16Ruben W. Hope Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-17Robert L. Cook (D)14.6
HD-18Dan Ellis (D)6.1
HD-19Mike Hamilton (R)10.8
HD-20Dan Gattis (R)Unopposed
HD-21Allan B. Ritter (D)39.5
HD-22Joe Deshotel (D)Unopposed
HD-23Craig Eiland (D)Unopposed
HD-24Larry Taylor (R)16.7
HD-25Dennis Bonnen (R)38.1
HD-26Charlie Howard (R)Unopposed
HD-27Dora Olivo (D)25.3
HD-28Glenn Hegar (R)Unopposed
HD-29Glenda Dawson (R)14.8Incumbent lost
HD-30Geanie W. Morrison (R)Unopposed
HD-31Ryan Guillen (D)Unopposed
HD-32Gene Seaman (R)6.7
HD-33Vilma Luna (D)33.0
HD-34Jaime L. Capelo Jr. (D)7.6
HD-35Gabi Canales (D)4.7
HD-36Ismael Flores (D)Unopposed
HD-37Rene O. Oliveira (D)Unopposed
HD-38Jim Solis (D)36.0
HD-39Miguel Wise (D)Unopposed
HD-40Aaron Pena (D)Unopposed
HD-41Roberto Gutierrez (D)Unopposed
HD-42Richard Raymond (D)Unopposed
HD-43Irma Rangel (D)23.2
HD-44Edmund Kuempel (R)Unopposed
HD-45Patrick M. Rose (D)0.9Incumbent lost
HD-46Dawnna M. Dukes (D)76.6
HD-47Terry Keel (R)30.5
HD-48Todd Baxter (R)7.0Incumbent lost
HD-49Elliott Naishtat (D)47.2
HD-50Jack Stick (R)14.6
HD-51Eddie Rodriguez (D)72.0
HD-52Michael Krusee (R)33.0
HD-53Harvey Hilderbran (R)81.0
HD-54Suzanna Gratia Hupp (R)Unopposed
HD-55Dianne White Delisi (R)Unopposed
HD-56John Mabry (D)2.9
HD-57Jim Dunnam (D)20.4
HD-58Arlene Wohlgemuth (R)36.3
HD-59Sid Miller (R)13.5
HD-60James L. Keffer (R)82.7
HD-61Phil King (R)38.0
HD-62Ron Clark (R)29.2
HD-63Mary Denny (R)Unopposed
HD-64Myra Crownover (R)73.7
HD-65Burt Solomons (R)76.4
HD-66Brian McCall (R)57.6
HD-67Jerry A. Madden (R)39.6
HD-68Rick Hardcastle (R)30.5Incumbent lost
HD-69David Farabee (D)Unopposed
HD-70Ken Paxton (R)58.7
HD-71Bob Hunter (R)82.1
HD-72Scott Campbell (R)38.0
HD-73Carter Casteel (R)58.3
HD-74Pete P. Gallego (D)42.1
HD-75Chente Quintanilla (D)Unopposed
HD-76Norma Chavez (D)Unopposed
HD-77Paul Moreno (D)Unopposed
HD-78Pat Haggerty (R)Unopposed
HD-79Joseph C. Pickett (D)Unopposed
HD-80Timoteo Garza (D)11.6
HD-81G. E. West (R)Unopposed
HD-82Tom Craddick (R)Unopposed
HD-83Delwin Jones (R)82.2
HD-84Carl H. Isett (R)35.0
HD-85James Laney (D)29.3
HD-86John Smithee (R)Unopposed
HD-87David Swinford (R)31.6
HD-88Warren Chisum (R)Unopposed
HD-89Jodie Laubenberg (R)55.5
HD-90Lon Burnam (D)44.5
HD-91Bob E. Griggs (R)68.8
HD-92Todd Smith (R)77.0
HD-93Toby Goodman (R)13.2
HD-94Kent Grusendorf (R)Unopposed
HD-95Glenn O. Lewis (D)Unopposed
HD-96Bill Zedler (R)20.0
HD-97Anna Mowery (R)34.8
HD-98Vicki Truitt (R)Unopposed
HD-99Charlie Geren (R)39.5
HD-100Terri Hodge (D)90.3
HD-101Elvira Reyna (R)Unopposed
HD-102Tony Goolsby (R)Unopposed
HD-103Steve Wolens (D)39.5
HD-104Roberto R. Alonzo (D)48.0
HD-105Linda Harperbrown (R)62.4
HD-106Ray Allen (R)Unopposed
HD-107Bill Keffer (R)16.8
HD-108Dan Branch (R)32.9
HD-109Helen Giddings (D)49.0
HD-110Jesse Jones (D)Unopposed
HD-111Yvonne Davis (D)Unopposed
HD-112Fred Hill (R)41.9
HD-113Joe Driver (R)Unopposed
HD-114Will Hartnett (R)Unopposed
HD-115Kenny Marchant (R)42.6
HD-116Trey Martinez Fischer (D)Unopposed
HD-117Ken Mercer (R)18.0
HD-118Carlos Uresti (D)Unopposed
HD-119Robert R. Puente (D)Unopposed
HD-120Ruth Jones McClendon (D)Unopposed
HD-121Elizabeth Ames Jones (R)79.9
HD-122Frank J. Corte Jr. (R)80.8
HD-123Mike Villarreal (D)27.8
HD-124José Menéndez (D)Unopposed
HD-125Joaquin Castro (D)20.6
HD-126Peggy Hamric (R)Unopposed
HD-127Joe Crabb (R)Unopposed
HD-128Wayne Smith (R)Unopposed
HD-129John E. Davis (R)Unopposed
HD-130Corbin Vanarsdale (R)Unopposed
HD-131Ron Wilson (D)Unopposed
HD-132Bill Callegari (R)84.1
HD-133Joe Nixon (R)30.3
HD-134Martha Wong (R)6.2Incumbent lost
HD-135Gary Elkins (R)40.5
HD-136Beverly Woolley (R)Unopposed
HD-137Scott Hochberg (D)9.5
HD-138Dwayne Bohac (R)18.8Incumbent lost
HD-139Sylvester Turner (D)Unopposed
HD-140Kevin Bailey (D)47.3
HD-141Senfronia Thompson (D)Unopposed
HD-142Harold Dutton (D)Unopposed
HD-143Joe E. Moreno (D)83.5
HD-144Robert E. Talton (R)75.0
HD-145Richard Noriega (D)Unopposed
HD-146Al Edwards (D)85.3
HD-147Garnet F. Coleman (D)Unopposed
HD-148Jessica Farrar (D)Unopposed
HD-149Talmadge Heflin (R)11.0
HD-150Debbie Riddle (R)Unopposed

Texas House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner