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Texas’s Hispanic population in recent reporting is roughly 39–40% of the state’s residents, which translates to about 11–12 million people depending on the dataset used: Texas Demographic Center and s...
The sources reviewed do not provide a complete, up-to-date racial breakdown for each of Texas’s congressional districts in a single, ready-made table; instead they offer . Key findings: Texas grew 13....
Texas’ rapid population growth between 2010 and the mid-2020s drove concrete changes to political maps: the state gained congressional seats and prompted multiple rounds of redistricting at the state ...
The 2020 Census population shifts were the legal and technical trigger for Texas’ post‑census redistricting cycle, supplying the data lawmakers used to redraw congressional and state legislative lines...