Maps

Statewide blue on the executive row. House flipped. Senate stayed GOP. Tracking margins into local canvass (earliest Fri Nov 6).

Stylized outline of Texas with a star

Static stub for county shading. Next layers: margin and turnout by county, with a calm legend. Source for statewide tallies: Texas SOS unofficial results (updated Nov 4, 4:59 pm CT).

State of the map (unofficial). Democrats lead every statewide executive race on reported SOS returns. That is not the same as winning every race — many U.S. House, state Senate, and SBOE seats stayed Republican.

Knife-edge watches into canvass. SBOE-8 (~564 votes). Several Texas House seats at roughly 134–203 votes. TX-2: Toth (R) +5,581. TX-27: Cloud (R) +6,540. Late mail and provisionals still matter before counties finish local canvass (through Nov 17).

County swing to watch. Starr County was flagged early as a big leftward swing in Tribune reporting — a follow-up map note will separate turnout change from vote-share change.

Flips already called on SOS tallies. TX-15 Pulido (D); TX-23 Stout (D). Full precinct layers come later; this page stays maps-first and slogan-free.

Maps on Lone Star Blue are meant to be readable at a glance. No partisan slogans — just geography, margins, and context. Independent. Not a PAC.