Here are the Texas House Democrats who are breaking quorum

AUSTIN (Nexstar) — At least 51 Democratic representatives in the Texas House left Texas Sunday to block a vote Monday on redrawn maps of the state's U.S. congressional districts.

The Texas House Democratic Caucus has said the total number of quorum breakers is closer to 57. In total, 62 Democrats hold seats in the 89th Texas House of Representatives, according to the Legislative Reference Library of Texas.

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Here's who KXAN confirmed have left Texas:

1. Gina Hinojosa - D49
2. Ron Reynolds - D27
3. James Talarico - D50
4. Ann Johnson - D134
5. Gene Wu - D137
6. John Bucy - D136
7. Trey Martinez Fischer - D116
8. Josey Garcia - D124
9. Diego Bernal - D123
10. Toni Rose - D110
11. Jon Rosenthal - D135
12. Jalonda Jones - D147
13. Venton Jones - D100
14. Rafael Anchia - D103
15. Sheryl Cole - D46
16. Ramon Romero - D90
17. Nicole Collier - D95
18. Harold Dutton - D142
19. Chris Turner - D101
20. Linda Garcia - D107
21. Charlene Ward Johnson - D139
22. Jessica González - D104
23. Ana-María Rodríguez Ramos - D102
24. Lauren Ashley Simmons - D146
25. Donna Howard - D48
26. Lulu Flores - D51
27. Vikki Goodwin - D47
28. Cassandra Garcia Hernandez - D115
29. Mihaela Plesa - D70
30. Suleman Lalani - D76
31. Ray López - D125
32. Christina Morales - D145
33. Barbara Gervin-Hawkins - D120
34. John Bryant - D114
35. Rhetta Bowers - D113
36. Terry Meza - D105
37. Aicha Davis - D109
38. Elizabeth Campos - D119

Reps. Richard Peña Raymond and Joe Moody told KXAN that they have not left Texas, according to their staff.

KXAN reached out to all Texas House Democrats before 1 p.m. Monday. A more accurate list will be available once the actual quorum breaking occurs when the House gavels in at 3 p.m. Monday.

Nexstar Austin Bureau Reporter Adam Schwager and KXAN Intern Ford McCracken contributed to this report.