OMER KHWAJA FOR TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL

Corporations rely on fine print, forced arbitration, and delay to avoid responsibility.

As Attorney General, I will:

• Challenge abusive arbitration clauses
• Enforce transparency in consumer contracts
• Act when agencies delay enforcement
• Hold repeat offenders accountable

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Parents pay on time. The system often does not.

As Attorney General, I will:

• Investigate systemic payment delays
• Correct state-caused errors quickly
• Stop punishing families for government failure
• Ensure support reaches children promptly

Parents' and teachers' concerns sit unresolved for months due to opaque grievance processes.

As Attorney General, I will:

• Investigate grievance bottlenecks
• Enforce transparency and reasonable timelines
• Intervene when local systems fail to protect students or educators

Children must never be treated as revenue streams.

As Attorney General, I will:

• Investigate fraud patterns involving licensed professionals and children
• Hold professionals accountable when laws are violated
• Close regulatory blind spots that allow abuse

Texas taxpayers deserve functioning systems, not endless contracts.

As Attorney General, I will:

• End relationships with non-performing vendors
• Reduce reliance on outside attorney agencies
• Open competition to local Texas businesses
• Claw back funds paid for failed systems

Delay causes harm.

As Attorney General, I will:

• Intervene early when systems break down
• Set clear enforcement timelines
• Introduce streamlined services including contract review assistance

If a system failed you — we need to know.

You may share experiences involving:

• Child support delays
• Consumer abuse
• Public school grievance failures
• Professional misconduct involving children
• Failed government systems

Submissions are confidential. No story is shared without consent.

A Record of Accountability

I have spent my career taking on powerful interests on behalf of real people.

Across five states, my work has:

• Removed non-performing vendors from government contracts
• Forced corporations to return stolen wages
• Raised pay and workplace standards for thousands of workers
• Won workers their jobs and pay back through courts and government agencies

I know how broken systems operate. And I know how to fix them.

What is the Attorney General's job?

The Attorney General ensures that Texans' rights are protected under all applicable laws, especially Texas law, and enforces those laws fairly and promptly.

Does the Attorney General make laws?

No. The Legislature makes laws. The Attorney General enforces them.

Who does the Attorney General represent?

The people of Texas — not donors, vendors, or political allies.

Can the Attorney General investigate government failures?

Yes, particularly when public money is wasted or systems fail to protect Texans.

Have ideas for how the Attorney General's office should better serve Texans? We want to hear from you.

What issues should we prioritize? What's broken that needs fixing?

Or email directly: info@khwaja4texas.com

Concerned about unfair terms in a contract?

As Attorney General, Omer will establish a Contract Review Unit to help Texans identify abusive clauses, forced arbitration, and predatory terms.

Start now by submitting contracts you believe contain unfair terms:

• Employment agreements
• Consumer contracts
• Service agreements
• Arbitration clauses

Submissions are confidential. No attorney-client relationship is created.