House district childcare profile

House District 135 — Jon Rosenthal

Childcare Supply Pressure is near the Texas House median (1.34 vs 1.53). Who the Formula Does Not Count is near the Texas House median (17.4% vs 20.1%). Nighttime Schedule Coverage is above the Texas House median (6.7% vs 2.5%). Early-Shift Workforce is above the Texas House median (19.1% vs 15.1%).

11,264
Children under 6 · geographic allocation estimate
9,307
Working-parent children under 6
6,938
Current qualifying authorized capacity
1.34
Childcare Supply Pressure · working-parent children per qualifying slot

Who the Formula Does Not Count

17.4%
Share of children under 6 outside the working-parent denominator

This is not an estimate that all children outside the denominator require licensed childcare. Methodology →

When care is available

8.4
operations overlapping the HHSC nighttime window · geographic allocation estimate
6.7%
Nighttime Schedule Coverage
19.1%
Early-Shift Workforce · workers leaving before 6 a.m. · ACS B08302

Workforce geography

62,176
Resident primary jobs · LODES geographic allocation estimate
35,668
Workplace primary jobs · LODES geographic allocation estimate
95.7%
Resident-worker outbound share · LODES

How this district estimate was constructed

The estimate starts with direct ZIP/ZCTA evidence and the governed 2025 ZIP-to-Texas-House-district crosswalk. Duplicate ZIP×district relationships are first reduced with MAX(area_ratio), never SUM(area_ratio). Split ZIPs are preserved. Additive ZIP values are multiplied by area_ratio, the share of that ZIP's geographic area inside the district, and summed. District ratios are recomputed from the corrected components.

6
Contributing ZIPs
0
ZIPs with 95%+ area overlap
5
ZIPs with less than 50% area overlap
Leading ZIPsShare of ZIP area inside district
7744966.3%
7709522.3%
7708421.7%
7704116.9%
774337.6%
774933.9%

This is geographic allocation, not Census-block assignment, household assignment, population-weighted allocation, or a statistical confidence interval.