On Tuesday, Republican Representative Randy Weber successfully secured reelection for his U.S. House seat in Texas, overcoming challenger Rhonda Hart. Weber has been a member of the House since 2013, when he took over the position previously held by Ron Paul, following a tenure of four years in the Texas state legislature.

Earlier this year, Weber experienced a significant change when he was removed from the House Freedom Caucus due to his opposition to certain strategies employed by the group. His congressional district covers the suburban areas north of Houston as well as Galveston.

The announcement of Weber’s victory was made at 9:32 p.m. EST, confirming his continued representation of the Texas district. As Weber moves forward in his congressional career, he will likely focus on the needs and concerns of his constituents, especially in light of recent developments within his own party.

With the reelection secured, Weber will remain a key voice in the ongoing political discussions that affect both local and national issues. As he takes on this new term, the impact of his decisions and strategies will be closely watched by both supporters and critics alike.