Senate district profile

Senate District 10 — Phil King

Childcare, workforce-time and workforce-geography context for legislative review.

74,399
Children under 6 - ZIP-area-weighted estimate
58,899
Working-parent children under 6
35,393
Current authorized capacity
1.66
Childcare Supply Pressure — working-parent children under 6 per current qualifying slot

Who is counted

20.8%
Who the Formula Does Not Count — share of children under 6 outside the working-parent denominator

When care is available

30
operations overlapping the HHSC nighttime window
4.0%
Nighttime Schedule Coverage — qualifying capacity at operations overlapping HHSC's 9 p.m.-6 a.m. window
16.2%
Early-Shift Workforce — workers leaving before 6 a.m. · ACS B08302

Workforce geography

429,134
Resident primary jobs - LODES
310,413
Workplace primary jobs - LODES
91.6%
Resident-worker outbound share - LODES
LODES does not show childcare drop-offs, actual routes, or commute duration.

Methodology note

District quantities are ZIP-boundary-area-weighted legislative estimates. The ZIP matrix remains the direct geographic evidence layer.

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How this district estimate was constructed

The estimate starts with direct ZIP/ZCTA evidence and the governed 2025 ZIP-to-Texas-legislative-district crosswalk. When a ZIP overlaps more than one district, additive ZIP-level values are multiplied by area_ratio, the share of that ZIP's geographic area inside the district, and then summed. District ratios are recomputed from those allocated components rather than averaging ZIP-level ratios.

85
Contributing ZIPs
34
ZIPs with 95%+ of their area in the district
26
ZIPs with less than 50% of their area in the district
Leading ZIPsShare of that ZIP's area inside district
76058100.0%
76469100.0%
76429100.0%
76140100.0%
76472100.0%
76031100.0%
76134100.0%
76115100.0%

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