united states house of representatives, texas district 4

Texas District 4 of the United States House of Representatives is a Congressional district that serves an area that includes some counties along the Red River north of Dallas, then snakes down east of Dallas to include some counties in East Texas like Van Zandt and portions of Kaufman. As of the 2000 census, District 4 represents 651,620 people who are predominantly Caucasian (80.8%) and middle-class (median family income is US$46,086, compared to $50,046 nationwide). The current Representative from District 4 is Ralph Hall and has been since 1981.

Representatives from Texas District 4

Please note that U.S. Congressional District borders are periodically redrawn and some District Residence locations may no longer be in the 4th District. Name>

bgcolor=#cccccc \| Took Office	bgcolor=#cccccc \| Left Office	bgcolor=#cccccc \| Party	bgcolor=#cccccc \| District Residence
bgcolor=#FFE8E8 \| Edward Degener	bgcolor=#FFE8E8 \| 1869	bgcolor=#FFE8E8 \| 1871	bgcolor=#FFE8E8 \| Republican	bgcolor=#FFE8E8 \| San Antonio
bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| John Hancock	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1871	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1875	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Democrat	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Austin
bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Roger Q. Mills	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1875	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1883	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Democrat	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Corsicana
bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| David B. Culberson	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1883	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1897	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Democrat	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Jefferson
bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| John W. Cranford	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1897	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1899*	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Democrat	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Sulphur Springs
bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| John Levi Sheppard	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1899	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1902*	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Democrat	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Daingerfield
bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Morris Sheppard	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1902	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1903	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Democrat	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Texarkana
bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Choice B. Randell	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1903	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1913	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Democrat	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Sherman
bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Sam Rayburn	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1913	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1961*	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Democrat	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Bonham
bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Ray Roberts	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1962	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| 1981	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| Democrat	bgcolor=#DDEEFF \| McKinney
bgcolor=#FFE8E8 \| Ralph Hall	bgcolor=#FFE8E8 \| 1981	bgcolor=#FFE8E8 \| currently serving	bgcolor=#FFE8E8 \| Republican**	bgcolor=#FFE8E8 \| Rockwall

* Died in office.
** Ralph Hall switched his party affiliation from Democrat to Republican in 2004. Texas District 04

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