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Texas Senate District 25

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One of the Fastest-Growing Districts in America

Texas State Senate District 25 represents 916,282 residents across seven counties in Central Texas—from the Texas Hill Country to the San Antonio and Austin metropolitan areas. The district includes some of the fastest-growing communities in the nation, with 75,570 veterans and over 176,000 students in 24 school districts.

Full Counties: Blanco, Comal, Kendall
Partial Counties: Bexar (19%), Guadalupe (66%), Hays (31%), Travis (10%)

Data sources: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2019-2023) for State Legislative District Upper Chamber 025, Texas. Population from Texas Legislative Council redistricting analysis (PLANS2168). Veteran data: ACS Table B21001. Education: ACS Table S1501. Housing: ACS Tables B25003, B25077. Employment: ACS Table S2403. JBSA economic impact: Joint Base San Antonio Economic Impact Statement.

Counties in District 25

Blanco County (100% coverage)
Texas Hill Country, LBJ hometown
Comal County (100% coverage)
New Braunfels, Canyon Lake, 4th fastest-growing county in U.S. (2020 Census)
Kendall County (100% coverage)
Boerne, Comfort, 2nd fastest-growing county nationally (2015–2016)
Bexar County (19% coverage)
Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, Shavano Park, North San Antonio
Guadalupe County (66% coverage)
Schertz, Cibolo, near Randolph AFB
Hays County (31% coverage)
Wimberley, Dripping Springs, #1 fastest-growing large county 2010-2020
Travis County (10% coverage)
Lakeway, Bee Cave, Steiner Ranch, Lake Travis area

Communities We Serve

55 cities and towns across 7 counties, representing 916,282 residents

Population by County

916,282

Total Residents

Bexar
Comal
Travis
Guadalupe
Hays
Kendall
Blanco

Largest Communities

Population by community

San Antonio (North)240,033
Timberwood Park35,217
Scenic Oaks10,458
Alamo Heights7,357
Selma (partial)7,147
Fair Oaks Ranch (partial)6,393
Terrell Hills5,045
Shavano Park3,524

Also serving: Cross Mountain, Grey Forest, Helotes (partial), Hill Country Village, Hollywood Park, Olmos Park, plus unincorporated areas

Population by community

New Braunfels (77%)69,237
Canyon Lake31,124
Bulverde5,692
Garden Ridge4,186
Schertz (partial)1,633
Fair Oaks Ranch (partial)1,306

Also serving: Selma (partial), Spring Branch, plus unincorporated areas

Population by community

Lakeway19,189
Steiner Ranch16,713
Bee Cave9,131
Leander (partial)9,159
Lago Vista8,896
Austin (partial)8,516
Cedar Park (partial)7,494
Hudson Bend4,005

Also serving: Briarcliff, Jonestown, Point Venture, The Hills, Volente, plus unincorporated areas

Population by community

Schertz (82%)34,612
Cibolo32,250
New Braunfels (23%)21,166
Selma (partial)3,515
McQueeney2,397
Lake Dunlap1,981
Marion1,034

Also serving: Geronimo (partial), Santa Clara, Seguin (partial), plus unincorporated areas

Population by community

Buda (partial)8,868
Belterra6,170
Dripping Springs4,650
Wimberley2,839
Woodcreek1,770

Also serving: Bear Creek, Driftwood, Hays, Mountain City, plus extensive unincorporated Hill Country areas

Population by community

Boerne17,850
Comfort2,211
Fair Oaks Ranch (partial)2,134

Also serving: Plus unincorporated areas

Population by community

Blanco1,682
Johnson City1,627
Round Mountain101

Also serving: Plus unincorporated areas

Multi-County Communities

Several communities span multiple counties within District 25: New Braunfels (Comal + Guadalupe: 90,403 total), Schertz (Guadalupe + Comal: 36,245 total), Selma (Bexar + Comal + Guadalupe: 10,952 total), and Fair Oaks Ranch (Bexar + Comal + Kendall: 9,833 total).

Source: Texas Legislative Council District Analysis, 2023

What Powers Our District

District 25's economy is powered by three pillars — and Dr. Campbell fights for all of them.

Military & Defense

$53B

State economic impact from Joint Base San AntonioSource: JBSA Economic Impact Statement

JBSA anchors the San Antonio portion of the district and is a major employer of active-duty personnel and civilians. Dr. Campbell authored SB 277 to protect the base from BRAC threats.

Healthcare & Bioscience

21.5%

Of the district workforce in healthcare and education

The district's largest employment sector aligns with Dr. Campbell's professional background as a physician with 30+ years of clinical experience.

Hill Country Tourism

$22.4B

Direct travel spending in the Hill Country region

The Hill Country's natural beauty drives billions in tourism. Dr. Campbell fights to balance growth with conservation — she authored SB 694 to regulate quarry operations, whose House companion, HB 907, became law in 2019, and she has authored and carried laws governing the Edwards Aquifer.

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