Representative authority profile
Chip Roy
U.S. House · TX-21 (Hill Country) · Republican
Biography
Chip Roy represents Texas's 21st Congressional District. His earlier public-service roles included first assistant attorney general of Texas and chief of staff to U.S. Senator Ted Cruz.
Career
- U.S. representative for Texas District 21 since 2019.
- Former first assistant attorney general of Texas.
- Former chief of staff to U.S. Senator Ted Cruz.
- Previously worked as a federal prosecutor and in private-sector roles.
Education
- Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts from the University of Virginia.
- Juris Doctor from the University of Texas School of Law.
Committee assignments and governing role
- House Committee on the Budget.
- House Committee on the Judiciary.
- House Committee on Rules.
Election history
- 2018First elected to the U.S. House.
- 2020Reelected.
- 2022Reelected.
- 2024Reelected.
Office and district
- Office
- U.S. House
- District
- TX-21 (Hill Country)
- Party
- Republican
- Profile identifier
- chip-roy
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Texas District 21 includes parts of Central Texas and the Hill Country. Voters should verify current district boundaries through the official House lookup.
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Authority review completed July 30, 2026.