Al Green

Al Green

Years in Office

20

Bills Sponsored

352

Bills Co-Sponsored

3852

Committees

1

Al Green Biography

Al Green built his career as a civil rights lawyer before being elected to represent Texas’s 9th Congressional District in 2004. In Congress, he focuses on affordable housing, economic opportunity, and disaster recovery for vulnerable communities. Green authored the National Flood Insurance Program Extension Act and serves on the Financial Services Committee, where he advocates for banking reform and equitable access to credit. He approaches his work with a commitment to social justice and responsiveness to the needs of his Houston-area constituents.

Education

  • J.D., Texas Southern University, Houston, TX
    (1974)
  • Attended, Florida A&M University
  • Attended, Tuskegee University

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Al Green's congressional service.

Hurricane Harvey Relief Funding

Secured federal disaster recovery funds for Houston-area communities impacted by Hurricane Harvey in 2017.

Affordable Housing Advocacy

Championed increased funding for affordable housing programs, including support for the National Housing Trust Fund.

Veterans Homelessness Reduction

Led efforts to expand HUD-VASH vouchers to reduce homelessness among veterans in the Houston area.

Impeachment Resolutions

Introduced multiple impeachment resolutions against President Donald Trump, highlighting issues of racism and obstruction of justice.

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