Democratic Representative Sylvia Garcia successfully secured reelection to her U.S. House seat in Texas during the recent elections held on Tuesday. This victory marks her fourth term representing the Houston district. As one of the first two Latinas to hold a position in Congress from Texas, Garcia has made a significant impact during her tenure. She was chosen to be one of the House impeachment managers during the initial attempt to remove former President Donald Trump from office.

Garcia has been a strong advocate for providing citizenship to undocumented migrants who were brought to the United States as children, a cause that resonates with many in her district. In addition to her role in advocacy, she is an active member of the Financial Services Committee and serves as the whip for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.

The announcement of her win was made at 11:19 p.m. EST, confirming her continued influence and dedication to serving her constituents in Congress. Garcia’s reelection emphasizes her role as a vital figure in the legislative process, especially concerning issues that affect marginalized communities. Her commitment to her constituents and her leadership in significant House activities underscore her longstanding presence in U.S. politics.