A circulating claim on social media alleging that longtime Texas Congressman Al Green has lost his seat to fellow Texas Democrat Christian Menefee has not been confirmed by official election results or major news outlets.
The claim states that Green, a veteran lawmaker known for his vocal opposition to President Donald Trump, was defeated in a heated primary contest.
It also suggests that Menefee, who currently serves as Harris County Attorney, secured a congressional victory over him. However, no verified election data or party announcements support this outcome.
Al Green has represented Texas’ 9th Congressional District since 2005. He has built a national profile over the years for his repeated calls to impeach President Trump during his first term.
He also drew attention for several disruptions during presidential addresses, including interruptions during State of the Union speeches, where he publicly challenged Trump’s policies on the House floor.
Green has remained an active figure in Democratic Party politics and continues to serve in Congress.
Any changes to his seat would require either a documented primary defeat, resignation, or general election loss, none of which have been officially recorded or confirmed.
Christian Menefee, meanwhile, is a Democratic official serving as Harris County Attorney in Texas.
He has been involved in local legal and policy matters, but there is no confirmed record of him running in or winning a congressional primary against Al Green.
Election officials in Texas have not released results indicating such a matchup, and no major election databases list a congressional primary contest between the two figures.
Political misinformation and unverified election claims have become increasingly common online, particularly involving high-profile political figures.
Experts advise checking official state election boards and reputable news organizations before drawing conclusions about electoral outcomes.
As of now, Al Green remains the seated representative for Texas’ 9th District, and there is no verified evidence of him losing his position to Christian Menefee in any primary or general election contest.