Changes

==Elected Officials==

==Elected Officials==

As of December 20, 2021:

As of 2023:

===Federal===

===Federal===

*Attorney General [[Ken Paxton]] (R)

*Attorney General [[Ken Paxton]] (R)

*Agriculture Commissioner [[Sid Miller]] (R)

*Agriculture Commissioner [[Sid Miller]] (R)

*Land Commissioner [[George P. Bush]] (R)

*Land Commissioner [[Dawn Buckingham]] (R)

*State Comptroller [[Glenn Hegar]] (R)

*State Comptroller [[Glenn Hegar]] (R)

In addition, all three members of the Texas Railroad Commission (which, despite its name, doesn't deal with railroads; its main function is oil and gas), as well as all nine members of both the Texas Supreme Court (the court of final appeal for civil cases) and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (the court of final appeal for criminal cases) are elected statewide; all elected officials of the three groups are Republicans.

In addition, all three members of the Texas Railroad Commission (which, despite its name, doesn't deal with railroads; its main function is oil and gas), as well as all nine members of both the Texas Supreme Court (the court of final appeal for civil cases) and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (the court of final appeal for criminal cases) are elected statewide; all elected officials of the three groups are Republicans.  The state also has a majority of Republicans on the State Board of Education, which is elected from 15 single-member districts.

==Energy==

==Energy==