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WASHINGTON, DC-Today, U.S. Congressman August Pfluger (TX-11) released his 2025 Report, highlighting a record-breaking year of his legislative and constituent service results for Texas's 11th Congressional District.
From restoring American energy dominance to securing the border and delivering unmatched constituent services, Congressman Pfluger is committed to fighting for Texas families, farmers, ranchers, and military communities across the 11th District. His record continues to reflect his commitment, delivering commonsense leadership and real results.
In 2025, Congressman Pfluger was the most prolific lawmaker in Congress, passing more bills on the House floor than any other Member. His accomplishments include:
· 3 bills signed into law
· 7 bills passed by the U.S. House
· 11 bills advanced through committee
· 46 bills introduced
· 210 bills cosponsored
Click here for a full list of legislation authored or supported by Congressman Pfluger.
Delivering for his constituents remains Congressman Pfluger's top priority. He has delivered on that commitment and was selected as the 2025 Democracy Award Winner for Best of Constituent Services and Outreach. Since being sworn into Congress, Congressman Pfluger's office has:
· Returned over $17 million to constituents
· Sent 122,702 responses to constituents
· Given 600+ Capitol tours
· Solved 4,400+ constituent cases involving federal agencies
"Serving the 11th District of Texas - the best district in the country - is the greatest honor of my lifetime," said Rep. Pfluger. "Since coming to Congress, my top priority has been delivering gold-standard constituent services to the men and women I am proud to represent. Texas is the best place to live, work, and raise a family, and I am committed to keeping it that way. Thank you for the opportunity to serve. My team and I are always here to help. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you are in need of assistance."
Other highlights from 2025 include:
· Served as the Republican Study Committee Chairman (RSC) after being selected by his congressional colleagues in Washington to lead the largest caucus of conservatives on Capitol Hill, with a record 190 members and seven task forces
· Brought high-profile national leaders to the district, including the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dan Caine, House Energy and Commerce Committee members, including Chairman Brett Guthrie, Maria Bartiromo from Fox Business, and many more
· Secured billions of dollars for Texas, including border reimbursement funds, rural health care investments, and critical support for farmers and ranchers
The report can be viewed here or by clicking the image below.
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