TX-21 Texas's 21st District

Candidate

Predicted Vote %

Predicted Win %

Chip Roy

55.8%

88.3%

Joseph Kopser

44.2%

11.7%

BPI

Blair Partisan Index

Measures how strongly a district leans toward the Democratic or Republican Party compared to the nation as a whole.

 

-9.1%

SEER Prediction

SEER Prediction

Forecasted Democratic % of vote, without considering national mood or polling.

 

40.9%

District Profile Last Updated: Oct. 5, 2018, 11:47 a.m.

Texas 21st Congressional District is 78.15% urban, 61.78% white, 30.23% hispanic, and has a median income of $68,987. The current incumbent was first elected in 1986, but is now retiring. He had won 57 % of the vote in 2016 and ran unopposed in 2014. This year, the republican nominee is Chip Roy, who was Ted Cruz’s chief of staff and Rick Perry’s senior adviser. The democratic nominee is Joseph Kopser, a US army veteran and president of the Grayline Group. 

District Updates and Posts

Polls

PoliStat | Oct. 11, 2018, 11:13 p.m.

Oct 17-20    WPA Intelligence    401 LV    Kopser 38%     Roy 50%

July 5-9    Change Research    672 LV    Kopser 27%    Roy 33%