Sep 19-24 Siena College/New York Times 500LV Allred 47% Sessions 48%
Sep 20-23 GBA Strategies 600LV Allred 49% Sessions 47%
Sep 17-18 Public Policy Polling 555V Allred 47% Sessions 42%
Jul 30-Aug 1 GBA Strategies 500LV Allred 45% Sessions 47%
TX-32 Texas's 32nd District
Candidate
Predicted Vote %
Predicted Win %
Colin Allred
50.6%
57.1%
Pete Sessions
49.4%
42.9%
District Profile Last Updated: Oct. 5, 2018, 11:47 a.m.
Texas’ 32nd congressional district is a small suburban rectangle in north eastern Texas. It is 99.85% urban, 53.1% white, and 23.93% hispanic. The Republican incumbent, Pete Sessions, has been in office since 2003, is the current chairman of the House Rules Committee. He also served as the chairman for the National Republican Congressional Committee. The Democratic challenger, Colin Allred, was an attorney and former NFL linebacker. In the 2012 Presidential election, Obama won 42.13% of the district's two party vote. 2014 the House race Democratic candidate won 36.42% of the vote. In the 2016 Presidential election Clinton won 51.1% of the two party vote. 2016's House race the Republican candidate ran unopposed.