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The following U.S. House districts represent Austin residents. Results were last updated at 5:30 a.m.
District 10—U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul is declared the winner of this race.
Michael McCaul (REP, incumbent): 215,896 votes (53.5%)
Mike Siegel (DEM): 186,50 votes (45.3%)
Roy Eriksen (LIB): 8,928 votes (2.2%)
An estimated 17.2% of votes have been counted, according to Decision Desk HQ.
District 17—Pete Sessions is declared the winner of this race.
Pete Sessions (REP): 170,807 votes (55.9%)
Rick Kennedy (DEM): 124,953 votes (40.9%)
Ted Brown (LIB): 9,834 votes (3.2%)
An estimated 33.7% of votes have been counted, according to Decision Desk HQ.
District 21—U.S. Rep. Chip Roy is the declared the winner of this race.
Wendy Davis (DEM): 203,028 votes (45.2%)
Chip Roy (REP, incumbent): 233,766 votes (52.1%)
Arthur DiBianca (LIB): 8,555 votes (1.9%)
Thomas Wakely (GRN): 3,517 votes (0.8%)
An estimate 98.9% of votes have been counted, according to Decision Desk HQ.
District 25—U.S. Rep. Roger Williams is declared the winner of this race.
Roger Williams (REP, incumbent): 219,053 votes (56%)
Julie Oliver (DEM): 164,415 votes (42%)
Bill Kelsey (LIB): 7,678 votes (2%)
An estimated 100.7% of votes have been counted, according to Decision Desk HQ.
District 31—U.S. Rep. John Carter is declared the winner of this race.
John Carter (REP, incumbent): 210,768 votes (53.5%)
Donna Imam (DEM): 1647,394 votes (44.3%)
Clark Patterson (LIB): 8,819 votes (2.2%)
An estimated 95.4% of votes have been counted, according to Decision Desk HQ.
District 35—U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett is declared the winner of this race.
Lloyd Doggett (DEM, incumbent): 174,429 votes (65.3%)
Jenny Garcia Sharon (REP): 80,016 votes (30%)
Mark Loewe (LIB): 7,311 votes (2.7%)
Jason Mata Sr. (IND): 5,169 votes (1.9%)
An estimated 15.2% of votes have been counted, according to Decision Desk HQ.
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