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Troup, Texas

Troup is a city in Smith County (98% of residents) and Cherokee County (2.5%), Texas, with 2,006 residents in 2020. It is in Texas's 1st congressional district. It spans 2 state senate and 2 state house districts.

2,006residents (2020 Census)
2.5 sq miland area
1ZIP codes
1congressional district

County

CountyShare of residents
Smith County98%
Cherokee County2.5%

Congressional district

Congressional districtShare of residents
Texas's 1st congressional district (TX-01)100%

Elected officials

OfficeMemberContactShare of residents
U.S. Representative (TX-01)Nathaniel Moran (R)202-225-3035100%
U.S. SenatorJohn Cornyn (R)202-224-2934 · contact formstatewide
U.S. SenatorTed Cruz (R)202-224-5922 · contact formstatewide
State Senator (State Senate District 1)Bryan Hughes (R)903-223-795898%
State Senator (State Senate District 3)Robert Nichols (R)409-755-98932.5%
State Representative (State House District 6)Daniel Alders (R)903-350-061098%
State Representative (State House District 8)Cody Harris (R)903-731-40052.5%

Elected in 2024 under TX's previous congressional map; this district's lines changed for the 120th Congress (seated January 3, 2027).

Officials serving now (members of Congress until January 3, 2027). Sources: State legislators: Open States (public domain); Members of Congress: the @unitedstates project, congress-legislators (CC0).

Local government

State legislative districts

State senate districtShare of residents
State Senate District 198%
State Senate District 32.5%

State house districtShare of residents
State House District 698%
State House District 82.5%

ZIP codes

Percentages mark ZIPs only partly in Troup: the share of that ZIP's residents living in it.

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Troup here is the Census Bureau's place boundary as of January 1, 2025. Shares are of 2020 Census population. Districts are the maps in force for the November 3, 2026 election.