Will the margin of victory for Democrats in the Texas's 28th District House election be at least 2 percentage points?

The question concerns the 2026 U.S. House election in Texas's 28th District, but the provided articles do not contain any polling, candidate information, or historical voting data specific to that district. Article Guardian article focuses on Ken Paxton's datacenter plan and its potential political impact, while article Post article discusses broader Texas conservative voters breaking ranks and a competitive gubernatorial race, as well as a Senate race shift to 'toss up.' Neither article mentions the 28th District House race, its candidates, or any margin estimates. Without district-specific evidence, the probability that the Democratic margin will be at least 2 percentage points is highly uncertain. The general trend of Texas becoming more competitive, as suggested by the close gubernatorial and Senate races in Post article, could imply a competitive environment, but this is not directly applicable to the 28th District. Given the lack of relevant data, the probability is best placed near the midpoint, reflecting a genuine unknown rather than a lean in either direction.