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U.S. House · TX-37 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Greg Casar

Democratic candidate for Texas's 37th Congressional District

Greg Casar is a congressman, former Austin councilmember and labor organizer focused on worker rights, reproductive freedom and democratic participation.

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DistrictTX-37
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Greg stands.

Campaign position

Voting access and transparent elections

  • Supports automatic voter registration, independent district maps and curbs on dark-money political funding

Campaign position

Abortion access and reproductive care

  • Supports federal abortion protections, the EACH Act and access to abortion medication

Campaign position

Police accountability and sentencing reform

  • Supports the George Floyd policing bill, ending the death penalty and clearing cannabis records

Campaign position

Citizenship and humane immigration enforcement

  • Supports Dreamer protections, a citizenship pathway and due process that keeps immigrant families together

Campaign position

Background checks and safer firearm storage

  • Supports universal background checks, assault-weapon restrictions and safer gun storage

Campaign position

Equal rights and LGBTQ protections

  • Supports the Equality Act, Equal Rights Amendment and protections for transgender people

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2015–2022

    Experience

    Austin councilmember

  2. 2023-present

    Experience

    U.S. representative

  3. 2023-2024

    Experience

    Congressional Progressive Caucus whip

  4. 2010-2015

    Accomplishment

    Water-break ordinances

    Helped win rest and water breaks in Austin and Dallas.

  5. 2015

    Experience

    Planning and Neighborhoods Committee chair

  6. 2020

    Experience

    Public Safety Committee vice chair

  7. 2021

    Experience

    Austin Housing Finance Corporation director

  8. Appointed 2021

    Experience

    Local Progress board co-chair

  • Experience

    Workers Defense Project policy director

    Organized for workers.

  • Experience

    Congressional Progressive Caucus chair

  • Experience

    Federal Law Enforcement subcommittee ranking member

  • Accomplishment

    Sexual-assault evidence backlog

    Helped clear Austin's rape-kit backlog.

  • Experience

    Global Migration Caucus co-chair

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