TEXAS's 28th Congressional District
While we are not currently raising funds specifically for the fight in this district, we are actively monitoring it, collecting critical data, and preparing a strategic path forward. This district remains firmly on our radar as we build the necessary groundwork for future engagement. Stay tuned.
Breakdown for Texas’s 28th Congressional District (Henry Cuellar vs. Republican challenger) for the 2024 election:
Democrat (Henry Cuellar):
- $2,438,318 raised
- $2,435,184 spent
- 200,000 voters (estimated)
- $12.18 per voter
Republican (Challenger):
- $1,500,000 raised (estimated)
- $1,450,000 spent (estimated)
- 170,000 voters (estimated)
- $8.53 per voter
Total voters:
- 370,000 total voters (estimated)
- $10.49 average per voter
Total population: 799,580
Race/ethnicity (% of population):
- White 17.2%
- Black 4.4%
- Hispanic 75.3%
- Asian 0.9%
- Other 2.2%
Total ballots cast (2024 U.S. House): 238,814
- Democrat Henry Cuellar: 125,070 (52.4%)
- Republican Jay Furman: 113,744 (47.6%)