Congressman Moran’s Constituent Services Office Delivers Results for East Texans in 2025 and Stands Ready to Assist in 2026

Congressman Nathaniel Moran (TX-01) today highlighted the work of his Constituent Services team in 2025, emphasizing the office's continued commitment to helping East Texans navigate federal agencies and resolve issues that directly impact their families, finances, and livelihoods.

"Constituent services is one of the most important ways my office serves East Texas," said Rep. Moran. "When someone is stuck in a federal system that is slow, confusing, or unresponsive, our job is to step in, advocate on their behalf, and see the issue through. That responsibility guides everything we do."

"Our office remains ready to assist East Texans in 2026," continued Rep. Moran. "We look forward to delivering results and responses to our constituents in a timely manner."

In 2025 alone, Congressman Moran's office has:

These results build on a strong foundation of service since Congressman Moran took office. From 2023 through 2025, the office has:

Cases handled by the office involve a wide range of federal agencies and issues, including veterans' benefits, Social Security and Medicare, IRS disputes, passport delays, and other time-sensitive matters.

"Our mission is to represent the First District of Texas with steadfast principles, effective statesmanship, humble service, and bold action," Moran said. "That mission is lived out every day through constituent services. These numbers represent real people getting answers, benefits being delivered, and taxpayer dollars being returned where they belong."

Constituents seeking assistance with a federal agency may contact Congressman Moran's office through his official website (moran.house.gov) or by calling one of his district offices (903-561-6349).

Congressman Moran's office can also assist East Texans traveling to Washington, D.C. this year for America's 250th Anniversary. Visitors are encouraged to explore the Countdown to Freedom page on his official website to learn more about the historic events leading up to July 4, 1776, and plan their visit accordingly. Constituents may contact the office through moran.house.gov or by calling the Washington, D.C. office at (202) 225-3035.

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