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Lizzie Fletcher is a Democratic representative from Texas serving the 7th District in the Houston area. She was first elected in 2018 after a legal career in Houston, including work at Vinson & Elkins and as the first woman partner at the litigation firm AZA.
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Lizzie Fletcher is a Democratic representative from Texas serving the 7th District in the Houston area. She was first elected in 2018 after a legal career in Houston, including work at Vinson & Elkins and as the first woman partner at the litigation firm AZA.
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Open leadership record ↓Lizzie Fletcher is a Democratic representative from Texas serving the 7th District in the Houston area. She was first elected in 2018 after a legal career in Houston, including work at Vinson & Elkins and as the first woman partner at the litigation firm AZA.
Fletcher is a graduate of Kenyon College and William & Mary Law School, where she served as editor-in-chief of the law review. Her official biography records leadership roles in the Texas Democratic delegation and House Democratic caucus organizations.
In the 119th Congress, House Clerk and official committee records list Fletcher on the Energy and Commerce Committee, including the Energy, Health, and Oversight and Investigations subcommittees; her official biography identifies her as vice ranking member of the full committee.
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