While the images seem to have very few differences or changes from the redistricting, the new maps caused controversy. When the redistricting took place in 2020, many were concerned about Texas' past voter discrimination and, as many expected, the new districts resulted in multiple discriminatory cases. In 2020, if these new districts were used in the presidential election, Donald Trump would have won three more districts than he actually did. The new districts give an advantage to Republican voters while diminishing voters of color's voices. Predominately Black and Hispanic districts went from 9 of the 36 districts to now only 7 of the 38 districts, with no predominately Black district in Texas. While this may not directly affect TX-30, it still helps to explain Crockett's commitment to voting rights.

Jasmine's spot as Congresswoman for TX-30 is almost guaranteed for multiple reasons. First, the incumbency advantage. Because her district already knows her name and what she has done, they are likely to vote for her again. Another reason she is likely to win is because of the district's deep blue ties. In 2020, over 77% of the district voted for Joe Biden. In interviews and posts, Crockett has outwardly supported Biden and the Democratic party, rarely going against her district's interests. She has not really gave them a reason to not vote for her. Because of her national support and commitment to her constituents, Jasmine Crockett is likely to achieve her goal of becoming a sophomore Congresswoman.