Texas 28th

Solid D

>99 in 100

Chance the Democrat wins (>99.9%)

<1 in 100

Chance the independent candidate wins (<0.1%)

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Forecasted turnout

Partisan lean

# How the forecast has changed

We'll be updating our forecasts every time new data is available, every day through Nov. 6.

Chance of winning

Popular vote share

KEY

AVERAGE

80% CHANCE OF FALLING IN RANGE

# What goes into the

classic forecast in the Texas 28th

FiveThirtyEight hasn’t collected any polls in this district. Because this district doesn’t include both a Democratic and Republican candidate, CANTOR isn’t used. We rely on non-polling factors to project the race’s outcome.

#Latest polls

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#Similar districts and CANTOR

Our district similarity scores are based on demographic, geographic and political characteristics; if two districts have a score of 100, it means they are perfectly identical. These scores inform a system we use — CANTOR, or Congressional Algorithm using Neighboring Typologies to Optimize Regression — to infer what polling would say in unpolled or lightly polled districts, given what it says in similar districts.

Districts most similar to the Texas 28th

	Sim. score	Polling avg.
TX-15	76	—
TX-34	70	—
TX-35	56	—
TX-16	53	—
TX-20	51	—
AZ-3	50	—
FL-26	47	R+0.2
CA-21	45	R+11.2
TX-23	44	R+16.1
CA-16	43	D+10.8

How this forecast works

Nate Silver explains the methodology behind our 2018 midterms forecast. Read more …

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