Texas's 33rd congressional district

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United States congressional district

Texas's 33rd congressional district is a U.S. House district centered in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, known for its heavily urban, diverse, and strongly Democratic-leaning electorate.

Statements (44)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	United States congressional district →
chamber	United States House of Representatives →
characteristic	heavily urban → racially and ethnically diverse electorate →
containsPartOf	City of Arlington, Texas → City of Dallas, Texas NERFINISHED → City of Fort Worth, Texas → City of Grand Prairie, Texas → City of Irving, Texas →
country	United States →
created	2012 →
createdBy	2010 United States Census reapportionment → 2010s redistricting cycle in Texas →
currentRepresentative	Marc Veasey →
currentRepresentativeParty	Democratic Party →
elects	one member to the United States House of Representatives →
firstElectionHeld	2012 United States House of Representatives elections →
firstRepresentative	Marc Veasey →
geographicRegion	North Texas →
governmentalUnitType	federal legislative district →
hasElectionCycle	biennial →
hasIncumbentSince	Marc Veasey, 2013 →
hasMinorityMajority	yes →
locatedIn	Dallas County, Texas NERFINISHED → Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area → Tarrant County, Texas NERFINISHED →
majorEthnicGroup	African American → Asian American → Hispanic or Latino → Non-Hispanic White →
notableCityIncluded	Arlington, Texas → Dallas, Texas → Fort Worth, Texas → Grand Prairie, Texas → Irving, Texas →
numberOfCongressionalDistrictInState	33 →
partOf	Texas congressional delegation →
politicalLeaning	strongly Democratic →
redistrictedIn	2020s redistricting cycle in Texas →
representedInCongressSince	2013 →
state	Texas →
timeZone	Central Time Zone →
urbanRuralClassification	predominantly urban →
votingPattern	reliably Democratic in federal elections →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Texas's 6th congressional district →	borderedBy
Texas congressional districts →	hasPart