2026 Texas House race — Greg Casar's seat

Incumbent: Greg Casar (Democrat)

Where they stand

Expand an issue for what they've actually said, cited

Issue	Casar
	Legalization path
	Build more
	Limit fossil fuels
Fentanyl & drug enforcement	Unknown
	Reform sentencing
	Raise/keep rates
	Pro Abortion
	New restrictions
	Expand gov role
School choice	Unknown
Parents' rights in education	Unknown
	Keep safeguards
Federal spending & debt	Unknown
	Protect benefits
	No ID requirement
	Local discretion
	Legalize
DEI programs	Unknown
	Allow with consent
	Allow Trans
	Supports LGBT Causes
EV mandates	Unknown
	Forgive loans
Free speech & tech censorship	Unknown
Election integrity: mail ballots	Unknown
	Condition aid
	Continue aid
China & trade	Unknown
Congressional term limits	Unknown
	Ban trading

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Issue statements are neutral policy descriptions; each Supports/ Opposes call cites the candidate's own stated positions or official roll-call votes. Unknown means the public record doesn't clearly establish a stance — never a guess.

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