Texas' 33rd is a deep-blue district where Kamala Harris won by 33 percentage points in 2024 — the district is rated Safe/Solid Democratic by all major forecasters. Republicans have minimal realistic pickup potential here despite competitive primary races, making this a likely Democratic pickup in November.
Julie Johnson is the incumbent U.S. Representative for Texas' 32nd Congressional District (now running in redrawn 33rd District). She is the first openly LGBTQ+ person elected to Congress from the South and the first woman to represent her district. Johnson came to Congress after serving three terms (2018-2024) in the Texas House of Representatives, where she passed 108 bills with focus on healthcare, insurance reform, and authored the first bipartisan Medicaid expansion bill in Texas history. In Congress, she has served on the House Homeland Security Committee and its subcommittees on Border Security and Emergency Management, as well as Foreign Affairs and House Administration committees. She was drawn out of her seat by Texas Republican mid-decade redistricting in August 2025.
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Johnson profited from Palantir stock while criticizing ICE; she is ineffective in Congress compared to his record of delivering $135M in federal funds
Allred's campaign ran attack ads on Johnson's Palantir trades and criticized her effectiveness
Johnson and Allred combined took $700,000 from pro-Israel lobby PAC and refuse to call Gaza genocide
Progressive candidate criticized both frontrunners during primary