Texas · State and local campaigns

Political SMS & MMS
for Texas campaigns

Texas campaign planning: 31 Senate seats and 150 House of Representatives seats. County judge is not the same office as district judge.

Texas boundary: U.S. Census Bureau, cartographic data. Geographic context, not electoral districts.

Messaging for every level of local leadership

Texas has 31 seats in its State Senate. State Senate districts are separate from congressional districts. The House of Representatives has 150 seats.

County judge is not the same office as district judge

Texas has 31 Senate seats and 150 House seats. County judge is a county executive role; district judges are judicial officers. Cities such as Houston, Dallas, and Austin also cross county boundaries. These distinctions need accurate office classification before committee authorization, sender selection, or local campaign planning.

The elected offices in this guide

Texas county judge is a county executive role; district judges are judicial offices. State legislative districts and county precincts have different electorates.

The elected offices in this guide
Office recordSeats / scopeKeep in the campaign brief
GovernorStatewideStatewide committee and event responsibilities
State Senate31Official State Senate district and candidate
House of Representatives150Complete lower-chamber district or seat designation

Official records to retain

  • Texas official legislature: chamber and district structure
  • Texas election resources: actual candidate and contest instructions
  • Texas campaign reporting or advertising reference: the applicable office, payer, and medium

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