Texas civics test answers: senators, representative, governor
Some civics test questions have answers that depend on where you live. These are the answers for Texas. We check them again after elections and swearing-in days.
· next check November 4, 2026
Your US senators
- John Cornyn (R)
- Ted Cruz (R)
Your US representative
Your representative depends on your congressional district. The Citizenwise app finds yours from your ZIP code.
- District 1: Nathaniel Moran (R)
- District 2: Dan Crenshaw (R)
- District 3: Keith Self (R)
- District 4: Pat Fallon (R)
- District 5: Lance Gooden (R)
- District 6: Jake Ellzey (R)
- District 7: Lizzie Fletcher (D)
- District 8: Morgan Luttrell (R)
- District 9: Al Green (D)
- District 10: Michael T. McCaul (R)
- District 11: August Pfluger (R)
- District 12: Craig A. Goldman (R)
- District 13: Ronny Jackson (R)
- District 14: Randy K. Weber, Sr. (R)
- District 15: Monica De La Cruz (R)
- District 16: Veronica Escobar (D)
- District 17: Pete Sessions (R)
- District 18: Christian D. Menefee (D)
- District 19: Jodey C. Arrington (R)
- District 20: Joaquin Castro (D)
- District 21: Chip Roy (R)
- District 22: Troy E. Nehls (R)
- District 23: Vacant right now (see clerk.house.gov)
- District 24: Beth Van Duyne (R)
- District 25: Roger Williams (R)
- District 26: Brandon Gill (R)
- District 27: Michael Cloud (R)
- District 28: Henry Cuellar (D)
- District 29: Sylvia R. Garcia (D)
- District 30: Jasmine Crockett (D)
- District 31: John R. Carter (R)
- District 32: Julie Johnson (D)
- District 33: Marc A. Veasey (D)
- District 34: Vicente Gonzalez (D)
- District 35: Greg Casar (D)
- District 36: Brian Babin (R)
- District 37: Lloyd Doggett (D)
- District 38: Wesley Hunt (R)
Governor and capital
- Governor: Greg Abbott
- Capital: Austin
The same everywhere
- President: Donald J. Trump
- Vice President: JD Vance
- Speaker of the House: Mike Johnson
- Chief Justice: John Roberts
See all 128 questions of the 2025 test or the 100 questions of the 2008 test. Other states.
Sources: senate.gov, clerk.house.gov, usa.gov, uscis.gov. Officials change after elections; always check the official source before your interview.