Years in Office
12
Bills Sponsored
122
Bills Co-Sponsored
2442
Committees
1
Marc Veasey Biography
Marc Veasey began his career as a legislative aide and journalist in Texas, grounding his public service in firsthand community experience. Elected to represent Texas's 33rd congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2012, Veasey focuses on expanding voting rights, improving access to affordable health care, and advancing economic opportunity. He has authored legislation to strengthen election protections and serves on the House Armed Services and Energy and Commerce Committees. Veasey is known for his pragmatic approach and coalition-building, addressing the needs of a diverse, rapidly growing district.
Education
- B.S., Texas Wesleyan University, Fort Worth, TX(1995)
Impact & Accomplishments
Notable contributions during Marc Veasey's congressional service.
Voting Rights Advocacy
Co-founded the Congressional Voting Rights Caucus to protect and expand voting rights, especially after the Shelby County v. Holder decision.
Healthcare Access Expansion
Supported efforts to expand Medicaid in Texas and increase federal funding for community health centers in underserved areas.
STEM Education Funding
Secured federal grants to promote STEM education and workforce development in North Texas schools and colleges.
Transportation Infrastructure
Helped obtain federal funding for improvements to Dallas-Fort Worth area public transit and highway infrastructure.
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