Abraham George (politician)

[3][4][5] Born in Kerala, India, George moved to the United States at the age of 16 with his family in 1996.

[8] As chairman, he criticized the impeachment of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton as a waste of time and resources that took Republican House members away from priorities such as the border and economy.

[10] In October 2023, he resigned to run in the Republican primary for Texas's 89th house district, challenging incumbent representative Candy Noble, where he was defeated.

On the convention floor, George defeated outgoing party vice-chair Dana Myers[4][12] and former Texas Real Estate Commissioner Weston Martinez.

[15] George and his wife, Jeena, a registered nurse, live in Parker, Texas, with their two children, both of whom attend the Plano Independent School District.