Federal spending by congressional district in Texas, FY2025
Top 38 by obligations in FY2025. Leading: TX-12 ($33.07B); TX-33 ($22.59B); TX-37 ($9.67B).
| District code | Obligations | District | Area | Representative |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TX-12 | $33.07B | TX-12 | part of Fort Worth, Haltom City, Weatherford (Tarrant, Parker counties) | Craig A. Goldman (R) |
| TX-33 | $22.59B | TX-33 | part of Fort Worth, part of Dallas, part of Irving (Tarrant, Dallas counties) | Marc A. Veasey (D) |
| TX-37 | $9.67B | TX-37 | part of Austin (Travis County) | Lloyd Doggett (D) |
| TX-13 | $7.71B | TX-13 | Amarillo, Wichita Falls, part of Denton (Denton, Randall, Wichita counties +35) | Ronny Jackson (R) |
| TX-01 | $5.92B | TX-1 | Tyler, Longview, Texarkana (Smith, Gregg counties +15) | Nathaniel Moran (R) |
| TX-16 | $5.77B | TX-16 | El Paso, part of Socorro, Horizon City (El Paso County) | Veronica Escobar (D) |
| TX-17 | $5.74B | TX-17 | Waco, part of Round Rock, part of Pflugerville (McLennan, Williamson, Angelina counties +11) | Pete Sessions (R) |
| TX-34 | $5.56B | TX-34 | Brownsville, Harlingen, Weslaco (Cameron, Hidalgo counties +3) | Vicente Gonzalez (D) |
| TX-21 | $5.33B | TX-21 | part of San Antonio, part of New Braunfels, part of Austin (Bexar, Hays, Comal counties +7) | Chip Roy (R) |
| TX-22 | $5.14B | TX-22 | part of Pearland, part of Sugar Land, Fulshear (Fort Bend County) | Troy E. Nehls (R) |
| TX-19 | $5.03B | TX-19 | Lubbock, Abilene, Big Spring (Lubbock, Taylor counties +31) | Jodey C. Arrington (R) |
| TX-31 | $4.94B | TX-31 | Georgetown, Temple, part of Round Rock (Williamson, Bell counties +4) | John R. Carter (R) |
| TX-27 | $4.77B | TX-27 | Corpus Christi, Victoria, Portland (Nueces, Victoria counties +12) | Michael Cloud (R) |
| TX-14 | $4.69B | TX-14 | League City, Texas City, Port Arthur (Galveston, Brazoria, Jefferson counties +1) | Randy K. Weber, Sr. (R) |
| TX-36 | $3.93B | TX-36 | part of Houston, part of Pasadena, Baytown (Harris, Liberty counties +6) | Brian Babin (R) |
| TX-11 | $3.76B | TX-11 | Killeen, Midland, Odessa (Midland, Ector, Tom Green counties +17) | August Pfluger (R) |
| TX-10 | $3.64B | TX-10 | College Station, Bryan, part of Austin (Travis, Brazos counties +11) | Michael T. McCaul (R) |
| TX-03 | $3.54B | TX-3 | McKinney, Allen, part of Plano (Collin County) | Keith Self (R) |
| TX-23 | $3.48B | TX-23 | part of San Antonio, part of El Paso, Del Rio (Bexar, El Paso counties +27) | (vacant) |
| TX-06 | $3.22B | TX-6 | part of Irving, part of Arlington, Mansfield (Ellis, Dallas, Tarrant counties +6) | Jake Ellzey (R) |
| TX-28 | $2.84B | TX-28 | part of San Antonio, Laredo, Cibolo (Bexar, Webb counties +7) | Henry Cuellar (D) |
| TX-04 | $2.78B | TX-4 | part of Frisco, part of Plano, Rockwall (Collin, Grayson, Rockwall counties +9) | Pat Fallon (R) |
| TX-20 | $2.50B | TX-20 | part of San Antonio, Leon Valley (Bexar County) | Joaquin Castro (D) |
| TX-25 | $2.50B | TX-25 | part of Arlington, part of Fort Worth, Burleson (Tarrant, Johnson counties +11) | Roger Williams (R) |
| TX-05 | $2.46B | TX-5 | part of Garland, Mesquite, Rowlett (Dallas, Kaufman counties +4) | Lance Gooden (R) |
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- Amounts are obligations (money committed), not outlays (money paid).
- Location is where the work is performed, not where the recipient is based.
- Medicare payments are published as aggregate records placed where Medicare's claims contractors are (mostly Minnesota, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, North Dakota, Connecticut, Florida and South Carolina), not where patients live, so those states show far more HHS money than their population suggests (ask for Medicare payments by patients' home state for where beneficiaries live).
- Congressional districts use current boundaries (USAspending's current-district field); representatives are today's members. Money reported for a whole state or several districts, and payments with no location (much of Medicare, Social Security), are not in any district, so districts don't add up to the state total.