Greg Casar

Overview

Greg Casar is a first-term Democratic Representative from Texas who entered Congress in 2023. His voting record, while still developing given his relatively short tenure, shows strong alignment with progressive Democratic priorities. On procedural votes, Casar consistently votes with his party, opposing Republican-led rules and resolutions while supporting Democratic motions to recommit. This pattern is typical for members of the minority party seeking to influence legislation or register opposition to majority priorities. His healthcare voting record shows he opposed most measures that came to the floor during this period, voting 'yea' on only 18% of healthcare-related bills. Without more context on the specific legislation, this likely reflects opposition to Republican-sponsored healthcare measures rather than opposition to healthcare policy broadly. Casar has shown willingness to support certain bipartisan measures, as evidenced by his 'yea' votes on motions to suspend the rules, which typically require two-thirds majority and often involve less controversial legislation.

Key Positions

• •Votes consistently with progressive Democratic positions
• •Opposes Republican-led procedural measures and resolutions
• •Supported bipartisan suspension bills in late 2024
• •Generally opposes healthcare legislation brought forward by Republican majority