Greg Casar
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- Current office
- U.S. Representative, Texas District 35 (since 2023)
- Occupation
- U.S. Representative; former labor organizer
Background
- Born in Houston; bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Virginia. source: ballotpedia.org
- Former policy director of the Workers Defense Project. source: ballotpedia.org
- Austin City Council member, District 4, 2015 to 2022. source: ballotpedia.org
- U.S. Representative for Texas District 35 since 2023; running in the redrawn District 37 in 2026. source: turnto10.com
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- Build an inclusive democracy for all source: ballotpedia.org
- Economic justice for working families source: ballotpedia.org
- Fix the power grid and build a sustainable world source: ballotpedia.org
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