In a significant upset, former Representative Colin Allred has unseated incumbent Rep. Julie Johnson in the Democratic primary runoff for Texas's 33rd District, a seat that has become increasingly competitive due to redistricting. Allred, who previously served in Congress and dropped out of the Texas Senate race to run for the House, received 44% of the votes compared to Johnson's 33%. The primary was necessitated as no candidate achieved a majority in the initial round held on March 3. Immigration emerged as a contentious issue throughout the campaign, with Allred facing criticism for a past vote supporting a Trump-backed immigration detention law, while Johnson's financial disclosures revealed stock holdings in Palantir, a company associated with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This primary loss is part of a broader trend, as two Texas House Democrats were defeated in their primaries on the same day, highlighting the impact of redistricting and shifting political dynamics in the state.