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American legislative district
District 5 of the
Texas Senate is a senatorial district that serves
Brazos ,
Freestone ,
Grimes ,
Leon ,
Limestone ,
Madison ,
Milam ,
Robertson ,
Walker and
Williamson counties
[1] in the
U.S. state of
Texas . The current senator from District 5 is
Charles Schwertner .
Election history of District 5 from 1992.
[2]
Legislature
Senator, District 5
Counties in District
1
Benjamin Rush Wallace
San Augustine ,
Shelby .
2
3
David Gage
Panola ,
Rusk .
4
M. D. K. Taylor
Cass ,
Titus .
5
Jefferson Weatherford
Dallas ,
Ellis ,
Tarrant .
6
7
Albert G. Walker
8
9
Jesse H. Parsons
Rusk .
10
11
John G. Brown
12
David Webster Flanagan
Panola ,
Rusk .
13
14
Harrison ,
Rusk .
15
Francis M. Henry
Bowie ,
Cass ,
Marion ,
Morris .
16
William H. Tilson
17
18
E. A. King
Camp ,
Delta ,
Franklin ,
Hopkins ,
Hunt .
19
Samuel D. Stinson
20
Samuel D. Stinson
21
John Walter Cranford
22
23
Charles Henderson Yoakum
Collin ,
Hunt .
24
James S. Sherrill
25
James R. Gough
26
27
E. W. Harris
28
Thomas M. Cain
Collin ,
Hunt ,
Rains .
29
Benjamin F. Looney
30
31
Thomas W. Perkins
32
33
Ed Westbrook
34
35
36
37
Woodville J. Rogers, Jr.
38
39
Henry L. Lewis
Grimes ,
Houston ,
Leon ,
Madison ,
Montgomery ,
Polk ,
San Jacinto ,
Trinity ,
Walker .
40
41
Nat Patton
42
43
44
Gordon M. Burns
45
46
47
Clement Fain, Jr.
48
49
Roger A. Knight
50
51
Neveille Colson
52
53
Grimes ,
Houston ,
Leon ,
Liberty ,
Madison ,
Montgomery ,
Polk ,
San Jacinto ,
Trinity ,
Walker .
54
55
56
57
58
Grimes ,
Houston ,
Leon ,
Liberty ,
Madison ,
Montgomery ,
Polk ,
San Jacinto ,
Trinity ,
Walker ,
Waller .
59
60
William T. "Bill" Moore
Brazos ,
Burleson ,
Chambers ,
Fayette ,
Freestone ,
Grimes ,
Houston ,
Lee ,
Leon ,
Liberty ,
Madison ,
Montgomery ,
Polk ,
Robertson ,
San Jacinto ,
Trinity ,
Walker ,
Waller .
61
62
Brazos ,
Burleson ,
Chambers ,
Fayette ,
Freestone ,
Grimes ,
Houston ,
Lee ,
Leon ,
Liberty ,
Madison ,
Montgomery ,
Robertson ,
San Jacinto ,
Trinity ,
Walker ,
Waller .
63
Austin ,
Brazos ,
Burleson ,
Colorado ,
Falls ,
Freestone ,
Grimes ,
Houston ,
Leon ,
Madison ,
Montgomery ,
Polk ,
Robertson ,
San Jacinto ,
Trinity ,
Walker ,
Waller ,
Washington ,
Wharton .
64
65
66
67
Kent A. Caperton
68
All of
Austin ,
Brazos ,
Burleson ,
Colorado ,
Grimes ,
Houston ,
Leon ,
Madison ,
Milam ,
Robertson ,
Trinity ,
Walker ,
Waller ,
Washington ,
Wharton . Portions of
Harris ,
Montgomery ,
Williamson .
69
70
71
72
Jim Turner
73
Brazos ,
Burleson ,
Falls ,
Freestone ,
Grimes ,
Houston ,
Lee ,
Leon ,
Limestone ,
Madison ,
Milam ,
Robertson ,
Trinity ,
Walker ,
Waller ,
Washington ,
Williamson .
74
All of
Brazos ,
Burleson ,
Falls ,
Freestone ,
Grimes ,
Houston ,
Lee ,
Leon ,
Limestone ,
Madison ,
Milam ,
Navarro ,
Robertson ,
Trinity ,
Walker ,
Waller ,
Washington . Portions of
McLennan ,
Williamson .
75
Steve Ogden
76
77
78
Brazos ,
Burleson ,
Freestone ,
Grimes ,
Houston ,
Lee ,
Leon ,
Limestone ,
Madison ,
Milam ,
Robertson ,
Trinity ,
Walker ,
Williamson .
79
80
81
82
Charles Schwertner
83
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