Texas's 11th congressional district, Congressional district in central Texas, United States
This congressional district spans from the Permian Basin through Hill Country, including cities like Midland, Odessa, San Angelo, and Brownwood. The area connects urban centers with rural communities and ranching lands.
The district has existed since 1883, but was reshaped through redistricting in 2003 to establish its current boundaries. This change fundamentally altered the region's political structure.
The district population reflects Texas diversity with 43.7% White, 38.6% Hispanic, 10.8% Black, and smaller percentages of other ethnic groups.
Representatives hold regular town hall meetings throughout the district to discuss federal issues with residents. Constituents can connect directly with their elected officials through these gatherings.
The district demonstrated the strongest nationwide support for President George W. Bush in the 2004 election, with Republicans receiving over 75% of votes.
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