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This article studies the stability of the $L_p$ torsional measure in dimension $n \geq 3$. We show that the ball is the unique domain for the solution to the related overdetermined boundary value problem. Two concepts of relative asymmetry distance and $L^c$-distance have been used to estimate the stability of the $L_p$ torsional measure, based on different stability results of the $L_p$-width functionals. The result has been uniformly given via relative asymmetry distance for all $1<p \neq n+2$. In terms of $L^c$-distance, the result has been split into two cases: $p\in (1,n)$, and $n< p\neq n+2$.
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