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Who is my U.S. representative in TX-33?
Right now, your current representative for TX-33 is Democrat Marc Veasey, who has held the seat since 2013. However, a couple of things worth flagging: House Veasey is retiring. He is not running for re-election in 2026. Ballotpedia The district itself is in flux due to redistricting. Texas passed a new congressional map in August 2025 that changes the boundaries of TX-33 (along with several other Democratic-held seats), and it was signed into law by Governor Abbott. A federal court blocked the state from using that new map in November 2025, ruling it a likely unconstitutional racial gerrymander, but the Supreme Court then paused that ruling in early December, allowing Texas to use the new map for the 2026 midterms. Wikipedia Wikipedia A new representative will be chosen in the 2026 election. In the Democratic primary, Colin Allred and incumbent Julie Johnson (who currently represents a different district but moved to run in TX-33) advanced to a runoff, defeating Carlos Quintanilla and Zeeshan Hafeez. On the Republican side, Patrick Gillespie and John Sims advanced to a runoff scheduled for May 26, 2026, with the general election on November 3, 2026. Ballotpedia Ballotpedia So: Veasey is your rep today, but given the redistricting fight and his retirement, it's worth double-checking your exact address against the current map — you may technically now sit in a redrawn version of the district. You can verify your specific address at house.gov's "Find Your Representative" tool if you want certainty.
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The response correctly identifies Marc Veasey as the current representative for TX-33, matching the ground truth, and adds relevant context about redistricting and retirement.
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representative: Marc Veasey
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as of 2026-07-07