Texas Congressional District 17

Building grassroots power through precinct organizing

Look up your precinct and chair anywhere in Texas — full organizing tools are live in Harris County and rolling out from there.

U.S. Representative

Pete Sessions Republican

As of Jun 2026 · Wikipedia/Ballotpedia (119th Congress), collected 2026-06-29 — verify.

279

Precincts

Chairs Serving

189

Vacant

67.7%

Vacancy Rate

Find your precinct & chair

Enter your address to see your precinct, district, and chair contact info.

Find My Precinct

What changed for 2026

Texas redrew its congressional map in 2025. For District 17 that means:

319 precincts → 279 (-40)
14 counties → 11 — the county organizations this district works with.

No longer in this district:

Angelina County — held 41 precincts here in 2024
Houston County — held 21 precincts here in 2024
Leon County — held 14 precincts here in 2024
Nacogdoches County — held 19 precincts here in 2024
Travis County — held 17 precincts here in 2024
Trinity County — held 20 precincts here in 2024
Walker County — held 12 precincts here in 2024

New to this district:

Bell County — 9 precincts
Bosque County — 11 precincts
Hill County — 13 precincts
Johnson County — 7 precincts

Still here, but a different share:

Williamson County — 20 precincts → 74 (+54)
Freestone County — 7 precincts → 13 (+6)
Mclennan County — 91 precincts → 95 (+4)

A county can stay in the district while the number of its precincts here changes substantially — which a simple list of counties would not show.

Most precincts kept their exact 2024 boundaries even where the district changed — the State House, Senate and Board of Education maps were not redrawn, so this is the congressional redraw rather than counties renumbering precincts. How this was measured.