Texas House District 26
HD 26 covers part of Fort Bend County. Its representative is Matt Morgan. State lawmakers address public school funding, the power grid and statewide policy.
Northern Fort Bend County
Our Community
Texas House District 26 and Fort Bend Commissioner Precinct 1: our neighbors, schools and places that bring us together.
Courthouse photo: Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0.
Know your districts
Commissioner Precinct 1
Commissioner Vincent Morales Jr. represents Precinct 1. Commissioners Court oversees county budgets, roads, drainage, parks and emergency services.
New commissioner boundaries took effect January 1, 2026. HD 26 and Precinct 1 are not the same area.
Our neighbors, by the numbers
ACS 2024 5-year, survey period 2020-2024. Estimates, not a current headcount.
Source checked 10/28/2026.
Texas House District 26
- Population
- 215,452
- Median household income
- $136,042
- Median age
- 37.4 years
- Below poverty level
- 7.0%
Race & ethnicity estimates
- White alone
- 42.6%
- Black alone
- 12.4%
- Asian alone
- 19.6%
- Two or more races
- 19.8%
- Hispanic or Latino, any race
- 26.0%
Race categories include Hispanic residents. Hispanic origin overlaps race and must not be added to race percentages. Other race categories are not displayed. Survey estimates have margins of error.
Census profile & margins of errorFort Bend County
Countywide context only, not Precinct 1 statistics.
- Population
- 893,767
- Median household income
- $114,041
- Median age
- 37.3 years
- Below poverty level
- 7.6%
Race & ethnicity estimates
- White alone
- 33.6%
- Black alone
- 20.8%
- Asian alone
- 22.1%
- Two or more races
- 15.9%
- Hispanic or Latino, any race
- 24.7%
Race categories include Hispanic residents. Hispanic origin overlaps race and must not be added to race percentages. Other race categories are not displayed. Survey estimates have margins of error.
Census profile & margins of errorA demographic profile matched to the January 2026 Precinct 1 boundaries has not been verified. County figures are not substituted for precinct totals.
Texas Legislative Council HD 26 profile (PDF)Public schools in HD 26
Fort Bend ISD, Katy ISD and Lamar CISD all overlap HD 26. The figures below count residents within each district's HD 26 portion, not students enrolled. School attendance zones and commissioner boundaries are separate.
Fort Bend ISD
Fort Bend ISD territory overlaps HD 26. Campus assignments depend on your address, not your House district.
- Residents in HD 26 portion
- 19,401
- Residents under 18 in HD 26 portion
- 5,064
Katy ISD
Katy ISD serves a substantial portion of HD 26. Check the district for attendance zones, calendars and trustee information.
- Residents in HD 26 portion
- 121,269
- Residents under 18 in HD 26 portion
- 39,377
Lamar CISD
Lamar Consolidated ISD also overlaps HD 26. Growth, new campuses and transportation are important local considerations.
- Residents in HD 26 portion
- 59,141
- Residents under 18 in HD 26 portion
- 15,311
Source: 2020 Census population with school-year 2025-26 district geography, PLANH2316. These dated counts are not live enrollment.
Official school-district overlap report (PDF)Places & public services
Locations serving the wider Fort Bend community. A location's inclusion does not mean it is inside both political districts.
Cinco Ranch
Neighborhoods in the Katy area connect families with parks, schools and regional transportation routes.
Photo: WhisperToMe, CC0. Display cropped.
Cinco Ranch High School
A Katy ISD campus. For current campus information and attendance zones, consult the district.
Photo: Deel2, CC BY-SA 3.0. Display cropped.
Historic courthouse
400 Jackson Street, Richmond
The historic courthouse is a recognizable symbol of Fort Bend County government.
County courthouse informationEmergency Operations Center
307 Fort Street, Richmond
The county's emergency coordination facility opened in June 2022, supporting readiness and disaster response.
Official facility informationBuilding photos from the architectGeorge Memorial Library
1001 Golfview, Richmond
A local resource for learning, research and community programs.
Official library informationHelpful resources
- Check voter registration
- Fort Bend Elections & polling places
- Drainage & flood protection
- Emergency information & alerts
- CenterPoint outage map
- Precinct 1 mobility report (January 2026)
Local officeholders, boundaries, facilities and school sources reviewed October 28, 2026. Official links provide the latest notices; demographic estimates are checked on page visits and can be refreshed above.