Greg Casar

The former Austin City Council member's Connect the Grid Act would mandate that ERCOT create new interconnections with neighboring power grids.

The new congressman said he wants to look for ways to "do good work for the American people, regardless of party affiliation."

Texas' 35th Congressional District is a Democratic stronghold, meaning Casar will likely easily win the general election in November.

Vela beat out six competitors Tuesday in a special election to replace Greg Casar, who is leaving the seat to run for Congress.

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Casar will vie to represent Texas’s 35th congressional district, which stretches from East Austin and down I-35 to San Antonio. To run, Casar will have to leave his seat as the representative for Austin City Council District 4.

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