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Office of Congressman Greg Casar

Washington, D.C., DC
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casar.house.gov

    • About Us

    Congressman Greg Casar represents Texas’s 35th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives, which includes East Austin, Hays County, Comal County, and Bexar County (Northeast, East, Downtown, and West San Antonio). A labor organizer and son of Mexican immigrants, Congressman Casar was sworn into office in January 2023 and serves as the Whip of the Congressional Progressive Caucus. He’s fighting to raise wages for millions of American workers, expand immigrant rights, restore abortion and voting rights, protect veterans and seniors, and tackle the climate crisis. Before being elected to Congress, he served on the Austin City Council for seven years.

    Congressman Greg Casar represents Texas’s 35th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives, which includes East Austin, Hays County, Comal County, and Bexar County (Northeast, East, Downtown, and West San Antonio). A labor organizer and son of Mexican immigrants, Congressman Casar was sworn into office in January 2023 and serves as the Whip of the Congressional Progressive Caucus. He’s fighting to raise wages for millions of American workers, expand immigrant rights, restore abortion and voting rights, protect veterans and seniors, and tackle the climate crisis. Before being elected to Congress, he served on the Austin City Council for seven years.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Civic Engagement
    • Communications Access
    • Immigrants or Refugees
    • Policy
    • Veterans

    Location & Contact

    • (202) 225-5645
    • Longworth House Office Building, 15 Independence Ave SE, Washington, DC 20515, USA
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