Texas 2024 election results on November 5, 2024, decided 165 legislative seats and the office of Railroad Commissioner. No chamber changed party control, leaving the chamber balance in place after the general election.
Texas 165 legislative seats
The 165 legislative seats give the results page its main scale. Texas voters were deciding more than one office at once, but the chamber outcome stayed stable even with that many seats on the line.
That makes the statewide count more important than a single race. The 2024 results show a broad ballot that reached both the legislative map and the Railroad Commissioner office, then ended without a shift in which party controlled either chamber.
Railroad Commissioner in the Texas results
The office of Railroad Commissioner was also part of the November 5 ballot. It sits alongside the legislative contests in the Texas results, which is why the page tracks one statewide office and 165 legislative seats in the same summary.
The absence of a chamber change means the election settled seats without changing which side controlled the chambers. For readers watching the Texas general election, that is the clearest bottom line from the results page.
