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3 2016 SELECT GENERAL ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS (SEE AMAZING WOMEN OF THE GOP FOR ADDITIONAL ENDORSEMENTS) By Gary Polland, Editor-in-Chief Just about everything imaginable the good, the bad and the extremely ugly has been said about this year s Presidential election and its contestants. So much so in fact, that many voters from both sides are tempted to boycott the contest altogether. For those who have decided to sit out the main event, the message should be to vote everything else, because the down ballot races are where their (and your) vote really counts. In 2012 (the last comparable election cycle), some conservative candidates lost their races by as few as 700 votes out of over 1 million votes cast, which proves that every vote really does count. Regardless of your feelings about the top of the ticket, voting down ballot is essential. CONGRESSIONAL RACES As surprising as it may be, veteran Harris County area Congressmen Ted Poe, John Culberson, Michael McCaul and Pete Olsen have all drawn General Election opponents. Each has served this area with distinction and has earned re-election to continue their service to the voters. STATE RESENTATIVE RACES First time candidate Kevin Roberts (District 126) is running in an open seat following the retirement of popular Rep. Patricia Harless. Roberts brings a common sense, practical approach to problem solving while upholding strong, conservative fiscal and social principles. His pro-business, pro-family and pro-life platform are a good fit with the conservative district. Valoree Swanson (District 150) is a long-time, conservative Republican activist who is running on a platform to seal the border, eliminate sanctuary cities, lower or eliminate property taxes, and block new low-income government subsidized housing. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Donna Bahorich won election to the State Board of Education District 6 seat in 2012 and was recognized for her leadership when Governor Greg Abbott appointed her Chair of the SBOE. Bahorich has consistently applied conservative principles at the SBOE working diligently to approve and promote college and careerready courses, leading to increased opportunities for students after high school. DISTRICT COURTS The district courts include criminal, civil and family law courts and affect most citizens at some point in their lives, making them some of the most important races on the ballot. While there are too many races to list individually, TCR has selected a handful of the most outstanding candidates to profile. Most of the candidates are challenging incumbent judges who were swept in with Barack Obama in As our first featured candidate, Kevin Fulton, often says, These judges came in with Obama. They should leave with Obama. We couldn t agree more, Kevin. For those who have decided to sit out the main event, the message should be to vote everything else, because the down ballot races are where their (and your) vote really counts. Kevin Fulton is a veteran of the U.S. Army who saw action in the Gulf War. After discharge from the Army, Fulton worked in law enforcement, while attending law school. Fulton currently owns a law firm specializing in civil litigation. Super Lawyers Magazine named Fulton a Rising Star and TCR believes that Harris County citizens would be fortunate to have this rising star working for them on the 11th District Court. Judge Linda Garcia was unanimously appointed by Harris County Commissioners Court as judge of the newly-created Harris County Criminal Court at Law No. 16 in December Garcia earned her Bachelor s Degree from the University of Houston at night while working full time during the day. Since graduating cum laude from the UH Law Center, Garcia has worked for the past 15 years as a career prosecutor, including two posts as a Chief Prosecutor. Garcia is also a 9-year veteran of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, where she was appointed by Governors Bush and Perry. In the 164th Civil District Court race, TCR endorses Bruce Bain, who won the 2016 Houston Bar Association Judicial Preference poll. Bain has over 3 decades of experience that will be invaluable on the court. TCR also wishes to acknowledge the incumbent conservative judges who have served our county with great distinction and superior judicial temperament. We solidly recommend a vote for Judges Erin Lunceford, Debra Ibarra Mayfield, Stacey W. Bond, Ryan Patrick, Kristin M. Guiney, Joseph Tad Halbach, Grant Dorfman, Renee Magee, Brock Thomas and Mark Kent Ellis. HARRIS COUNTY ATTORNEY Jim Leitner is a superior choice for County Attorney, based on his 40+ year legal career which includes both - CONTINUED ON PAGE 9 3
4 4 EXPERIENCE Lemkuil is the superior candidate A 45 years as a Peace Officer A 14 years as Constable for one of the largest Constable offices in the nation. A Community Protection and Innovation A Launched real-time, state of the art, Crime communications and monitoring center A Increasing patrol personnel responding to calls for service and criminal investigations A Created Sheriff s Office first dedicated DWI Task Force. A Implemented plan to share crime data among local agencies A Re-established course at Sheriff s Academy to better prepare future peace officers. A Developed innovative public/private - Houston Chronicle partnerships, including a homeless outreach team pilot program A PROVEN BUSINESS APPROACH A Increasing efficiency, saving your tax dollars and allowing more deputies to be on patrol. A Saved taxpayers over $1 million by canceling unnecessary contracts and consulting services It is a privilege to serve as your A Realigned budget saving your tax dollars and better tracking critical public safety priorities. Harris County Sheriff and I will A Secured almost $4 million in grants, including continue to work tirelessly to protect your family, home and JudgeLemkuil.com f /judgelemkuil Political advertising paid for by Judge Alyssa Lemkuil Campaign in compliance with the voluntary limits of the Judicial Campaign Fairness Act. tax dollars. Ron Hickman Pol Adv paid for by Ron Hickman for Sheriff, Jim Wright Treasurer. $700,000 to the Texas Anti-Gang Center. COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY A Received some of our county, state and A A A nation s highest awards for law enforcement and community service 3-time Constable of the Year: 2 national, 1 local Received Boy Scout Community leader award Named local Servant of the Year. Conservative Republican ELECT Sharon Hemphill FOR JUDGE 125TH CIVIL DISTRICT COURT Trial and appellate attorney 20+ years Dedicated Wife, Mother, Grandmother Prior Sunday School Teacher Board Certified Family Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization U. of Houston, J.D. & LL.M. (Master of Laws) Prior Briefing Attorney for The Supreme Court of Texas evaluating trial court and appellate court error Prior Exec. Editor, South Texas Law Review 125TH CIVIL DISTRICT COURT sharonhemphillforjudge@gmail.com Political ad paid for by Sharon Hemphill Campaign, in compliance with the voluntary limits of the Judicial Campaign Fairness Act.
5 TEXAS STILL HAS A TRANSPORTATION CRISIS By Bob Jones, Jones Engineering Solutions, LLC When you identify a crisis and you only fund 70 percent of the crisis, does the crisis go away? Kudos to the Governor, Lt. Governor, Speaker of the House and the Texas Legislature for taking solid steps to better fund our transportation needs in this great state. In the last two legislative sessions, the Legislature stopped diversions from the state highway fund and gave us the right to vote to shift existing tax revenues to provide more highway funding. Voters overwhelmingly supported the additional highway money. The Proposition 1 Oil & Gas Severance Tax revenue and the Proposition 7 Sales Tax revenue will provide the first new highway funds since A giant step forward, but it is not enough to solve our transportation crisis. Texas still has a transportation funding crisis and needs more money. It will take an additional $2-3 Billion per year, from a stable source of revenue, if we want to restore and build our highway system to the quality we expect in Texas. TOLL ROADS NEW REVENUE Toll Roads became a necessity starting around 2002, simply because we did not fund our transportation program. That s right; we only have toll roads because our previous governor and legislators did not fund our highway system. Instead, they borrowed money for toll roads and highways and made the problem worse. Except for the emotion and hype of a few, the single most equitable way to pay for our highway system is with fuel fees (taxes). If you don t drive, you don t buy gas and you don t pay. If you drive a lot, you pay more. If you drive a large truck or an 18-wheeler that gets poorer gas mileage you pay more. It s simple let the user pay for the road. Toll roads provide a great service and are A 20-cent fuel tax increase would a solution to our lack of state funding, cost the typical driver with a typical car albeit a poor solution in terms of cost. about one penny per mile. It would also When you ride on a toll road you will solve our funding crisis. pay cents per mile for the trip. Using oil & gas taxes and sales taxes are reasonable dedications of funds for highways, but neither of those taxes When you identify a crisis collect much of anything from all of and you only fund 70 the trucks and tourists that drive our percent of the crisis, does highways. Think about it, all of the big trucks running up and down our the crisis go away? highways from Mexico and the heart of the U.S. pay very little as they tear Travel on our open access highways and up our highways. An increased fuel fee would go a long way toward providing it costs you about 1.5 cents per mile equity between who uses our highways through your gas fees (taxes) and vehicle and who pays for our highways. registration fees. Sometimes we are too smart for our own good. Many in the Republican Party argued we should not raise any tax or any fee. Instead we built toll roads through conservative neighborhoods We needed $5 Billion-$7 Billion per year and Republicans pay 10 times more to drive on toll roads than it would cost of new money when the proposition to build open access highways. How game started. When all of the new money is counted a couple of years from conservative is that? There is a discussion going on in the now, we will probably have less than Legislature right now to determine what $4 Billion per year ($ Million it might cost to buy the state toll roads from diversion recapture, $2.5 Billion (not Harris County Toll Road Authority from sales tax revenue and $ Million in Oil & Gas Severance taxes). A or North Texas Toll Authority roads) out of the current toll arrangement and good start, but we are still way behind convert them to open access highways. due to years of underfunding and debt financing. It is probably a good idea that could shift traffic from congested roads to the less Our shaky economy and slumping congested toll lanes, particularly for the tax revenues from all sources will Grand Parkway in Harris County and significantly delay the full impact of Highway 130 around Austin, and maybe the oil and gas severance taxes and even some of our tolled freeway lanes. the additional sales tax revenue. In the Converting toll roads to free or open meantime, we need to be ever vigilant access roadways would take new money. to be sure the Legislature protects and We cannot afford to spend any of the delivers on the promised new revenue. new oil and gas or sales tax revenue to We also need to decide how we get acquire existing toll roads and neglect additional funds for transportation. our current highway needs. Tell your elected officials: 1. Stop messing around with our highway/transportation system. Fund it! 2. Do not touch any Prop 1, Prop 7 or other transportation funds for any other purposes. 3. Twice, we ve voted overwhelmingly to fund our highway system yet we re still short why? 4. Move transportation funding to the front of the line during budget decisions, not to the back end fighting for leftover funds. 5. Adopt an incremental increase to the fuel tax, or let us vote to mandate the needed increase. 6. Consider converting TxDOT toll roads to open access highways. 7. You want the job completed. Plan and fund all of the roads we need, not just the ones we can pay for with leftover oil & gas taxes or limited sales taxes. 5
6 BURDEN OF PROOF - BE THE MORE INTELLIGENT VOTER By Commissioner R. Jack Cagle 6 In 2008, in the midst of the Obama wave, there were a number of Republican judges who lost due to straight party voting. The irony is that if the Republicans who voted for the top of the Republican ticket had also voted for the bottom of the ticket none of those judges would have lost. What happened? Republicans pride themselves on being intelligent voters. Pragmatically, what this means is that a Republican voter would affirmatively vote for the Republican judge ONLY if that judge knocked on his front door and proved that judge s superiority over their Democrat opponent. Meanwhile, Democrat voters voted for their top of the ticket and voted for the remainder of the straight Democrat ticket unless the same Republican candidate knocked on their door and proved that the Republican was, in fact, superior to their candidate. The net effect is that, in a county of 4.5 million residents, intelligent Republican voters cast halfballots for their Democrat opponents in these hotly contested and close races. What the more intelligent Republican voter should do is vote straight Republican... What s wrong with this picture? What s wrong is that Republicans are putting the burden of proof for the sake of their intelligence on the wrong party. What the more intelligent Republican voter should do is vote straight Republican; giving their candidate the benefit of the doubt versus the Democrat candidate, unless that Democrat candidate knocks on their door and convinces them that they are better than the Republican candidate. Put the burden of proof on Thank you Gary Polland and the Texas Conservative Review for all your years of service to the Conservative cause. Pol ad paid for by Committee to support R. Jack Cagle, Robert A. Eckels, Treasurer the proper party when you re voting for the judges who preside over your courts. If you do so, you will not only be an intelligent voter, you will be a more intelligent voter. If you don t do so, in this next election we stand the chance of losing another number of good judges and their hundreds of cumulative years of judicial experience. Why, because you decided to let the Democrat win the day by making your Republican candidate prove to you that he or she is the better choice. Be a more intelligent voter by putting the burden of proof where it belongs...on the Democrat. Commissioner R. Jack Cagle has served the citizens of Harris County for 30 years as an attorney, an elected judge, and now as County Commissioner in Pct. 4. Commissioner Cagle is a graduate of Rice University and the Baylor Law School. He and his wife Janet have three children; Richard, Victoria, and Elizabeth.
7 THE AMAZING WOMEN OF THE GOP By Marc Cowart, TCR Managing Editor In a presidential election year, down ballot candidates are in a desperate fight against the dreaded undervote voters who vote the top of the ticket and skip the critical races that follow. Of course a straight ticket vote will catch all the down ballot races, but some voters just don t like to vote the straight ticket. And then there are school board races, which are non-partisan and also not affected by the straight party vote. The dilemma for the GOP is how to draw voters down the ballot. The answer may just be an extraordinary group of candidates we are calling The Amazing Women of the GOP. These women are talented, experienced and have great stories, which may be exactly what the GOP needs to get voters all the way to the bottom of the ballot. Meet them here and judge for yourself. JUSTICE EVA GUZMAN has been called a trailblazer a pathfinder and a history maker. It is hard to disagree considering that she is the first Latina elected to statewide office and the first to serve on the Texas Supreme Court. She also holds the distinction of having served on three levels of the Texas judiciary; first as a District Court judge, then as a justice on the 14th Court of Appeals and now as a justice on the Texas Supreme Court where she has served with high praise for the past 17 years. SHARON HEMPHILL is a candidate for the 125th District Court who has over 20 years experience as an appellate attorney. Her impeccable credentials include a Masters of Law and Board certification. Hemphill is known as a smart, hardworking attorney with the temperament needed to be a first class judge. SARAHJANE SJ SWANSON will bring to the 127th Civil District Court not only a great depth and breadth of legal experience and acumen she s tried 20 civil lawsuits and was named a Top Lawyer for three years running by Houstonia magazine she also brings more than 15 years of high-level business experience. Swanson s legal and private sector experience are assets that Harris County can put to good use on the 127th. JUDGE CINDY BENNETT SMITH is seeking election to the 133rd Civil District Court. Smith is a seasoned civil attorney with extensive experience in complex civil cases. Additionally, Smith is a municipal judge in the City of Tomball, where she has earned the reputation for fairness and respect for all. This experience will enable her to be effective from day one. JUDGE DEBRA IBARRA MAYFIELD was appointed to the 165th District Court by Governor Greg Abbott in Prior to her appointment to the district court bench, Mayfield served as Judge of Harris County Civil Court at Law Number 1 where she had the distinction of serving as the first Latina judge of a Harris County court at law. Mayfield s impressive legal career began as a briefing attorney at the Court of Appeals and continued as an attorney in private practice. In addition to her work on the bench, Mayfield is also an adjunct professor at the University of Houston. KATHERINE MCDANIEL is a is a dedicated public servant, and a nineteenyear veteran of the Harris County District Attorney s Office who is running for the 174th Judicial District Court. In 2014, McDaniel was recognized statewide as Prosecutor of the Year by the Texas Narcotics Officers Association. She has tried over 100 felony jury trials and volunteers with the drug court rehabilitation program for low-level drug offenders. Katherine is a nationallyrecognized expert in the field of search and seizure. JUDGE ALYSSA LEMKUIL is the first judge to preside over the 507th Judicial District Court following its creation by the Texas Legislature. Appointed by Governor Abbott to fill this new family court bench, Lemkuil is the clear choice. She is endorsed by over 400 family attorneys based on her record of fairness and impartiality since taking the bench. Prior to being a Judge, she was an outstanding Associate Judge in the 308th District Court. SOPHIA MAFRIGE has 28 years of legal experience handling litigation and transactional matters, as well as civil mediation. Mafrige has a broad range of practice in civil matters and a history of service to the community that make her the best choice for the 129th District Court. DANIELLE PAULUS is an unapologetic homemaker and mother of two young children, which provide her greatest sources of motivation to run for HISD Trustee District VII. She is not a political insider or education bureaucrat. Paulus describes her outrage at the many HISD follies that include a preoccupation with political correctness more concerned with the name on the outside of a school rather than the results inside the school. Paulus has the sincere inspiration to make a difference, but without the slightest hint of a political agenda or aspiration to use the office as a stepping stone. In short, she is exactly the kind of person we want to serve at HISD. IMPORTANT NOTE: This position is not affected by the straight party vote; you must scroll to the end to vote this race. 7
8 D CANDIDATES ADVERTISER DIRECTORY Harris County Commissioner, Precinct 4 R. JACK CAGLE 351st Judicial District Court JUDGE MARK KENT ELLIS mke351@gmail.com 125th Judicial District Court SHARON HEMPHILL sharonhemphillforjudge@gmail.com Harris County School Trustee, Position 2 Precinct 4 ERIC DICK ebdick@earthlink.net Texas Supreme Court Justice, Place 9 JUSTICE EVA GUZMAN justiceevaguzman@gmail.com Harris County Sheriff SHERIFF RON HICKMAN ron@ronhickman.com 507th Judicial District Court 165th Judicial District Court JUDGE ALYSSA LEMKUIL JUDGE DEBRA IBARRA MAYFIELD alyssa.lemkuil@gmail.com HISD Board of Trustees, District VII DANIELLE PAULUS (844) debra@debramayfield.com Harris County Tax Accessor Collector MIKE SULLIVAN mike@mikesullivan.com
9 - CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 public and private practice across both civil and criminal disciplines. office that had fallen into disrepair under his Democrat predecessor. HARRIS COUNTY SHERIFF Sheriff Ron Hickman has a career in law enforcement that spans 45 years beginning as a cadet with the Houston Police Department. Hickman quickly gained training in diverse areas including Underwater Search and Recovery, in the Bomb Squad and in the utilization of technology. In 1983, Hickman joined the Harris County Constable s office where he served until elected Constable of Precinct 4 in During his career, Hickman has demonstrated an affinity for understanding and implementing technology in law enforcement. Hickman is the only candidate with the qualifications and experience to lead the Harris County Sheriff s Office and his leadership in technical innovations, jail, and mental health reform is making a difference at the HARRIS COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR As Harris County Tax AssessorCollector, Mike Sullivan has applied a no-nonsense approach to improving customer service, embracing technology, and advocating for the taxpayer. Sullivan s office runs smoothly under his leadership and taxpayers can expect that to continue with Sullivan s re-election. Proven Leadership. Proven Results. HARRIS COUNTY TRUSTEE/JP /CONSTABLE Harris County Trustee, Precinct 4, Place 2: Eric Dick has a heart for public service and deep compassion for others, which was epitomized by his effort to repeal the City of Houston s charitable feeding ban. Eric, a strong fiscal conservative, will add another needed voice of fiscal accountability to the HCDE. Tom Zakes is a strong candidate for Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace. Zakes is an attorney with 25 years of experience who is well versed in the JP courts having practiced in all 16. Justice and public safety are top priorities in Precinct 4 thanks to the leadership of Constable Mark Herman and Justice of the Peace Lincoln Goodwin who are both making their first bid for re-election. Herman is a veteran of the Precinct 4 Constable s office who was appointed Constable when his boss Ron Hickman took over as Sheriff. Lincoln Goodwin is also an appointee to his position following the passing of beloved J.P. Kent Adams. Judge Goodwin s distinguished legal career includes both private practice and public service as an Assistant District Attorney. Online subscriptions are free so please join the family at Norfolk, Suite 920, Houston, Texas Phone: (713) Fax: (713) Pd Pol Ad Mike Sullivan Campaign. 9
10 ABOUT TEXAS CONSERVATIVE REVIEW EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Gary Polland 10 Polland served as Harris County Republican Chairman from 1996 to 2002 and was overwhelmingly returned to office every time he ran. As party chairman, he earned national recognition for his leadership. His aggressive party-building efforts, including leading the fight against a bad arena deal and and advice have proven invaluable to conservatives seeking office. His TCR guides for voters offer insight and information on local, state and national issues and elections, they have become a key feature of the campaign season in Texas. The pugnacious and always outspoken Gary Polland is one of the leading conservative voices in Texas. Whether it s through the popular TCR Internet newsletter and website, his TCR voters guides, or as co-host of Red, White and Blue - the popular political roundtable show on PBS Houston - Polland has made himself into a force for tough, thoughtful conservatives. against the court ordered striking down of the Texas sodomy law, were featured in publications like Human Events, The American Spectator, the Houston Chronicle and Inside Houston Magazine. Polland received the Elected Official of the Year award from the Republican National Hispanic Assembly, the Tuff Tusk award from the National Federation of Pachyderm Clubs and was also named Reaganite of the Year by the Reagan Alumni Association. Polland was also honored to receive the Torch Bearer award from TORCH; a faith based religious organization. Polland authored A Time for Choosing: 25 Years Later and is in the process of revising and updating President Reagan s classic speech. Polland has been a practicing attorney for more than 40 years. His practice is a mix of trial work in family, juvenile and civil courts. He is Board Certified in Civil Trial law and has a reputation as a tough and skilled advocate for his clients. Over the years, Polland s political alliances have stretched from the White House to the halls of Congress and to the Texas Legislature and Governor s Mansion. He is a confidant to state, national and local officials. His support Whether it s on the web, in books, on television or at the forefront of the latest political battle, Gary Polland is a conservative leader that voters have come to rely on for insight and information. Human Events described Gary Polland as the most successful County Chairman in America.
11 # TEXAS CONSERVATIVE REVIEW SAMPLE BALLOT General Election - Tuesday, November 8 Early Voting for Any Reason - October 24 - November 4 Don t Stop at President, it s important that you go down ballot and vote for the following candidates! Each endorsed candidate is shown in BOLD with a YELLOW HIGHLIGHT and red check mark. 11 PRESIDENT/VICE-PRESIDENT JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 138 DIST. JUDGE, 164TH JUDICIAL DIST. COUNTY SCHOOL TRUSTEE, ü Donald J. Trump/Mike Pence APPEALS PLACE 5 ü Dwayne Bohac ü Bruce Bain POSITION 2, PRECINCT 4 Hillary Clinton / Tim Kaine ü Scott Walker Alexandra Smoots-Hogan ü Eric Dick Gary Johnson / William Weld Betsy Johnson STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 144 Marilyn Burgess Jill Stein / Ajamu Baraka GRN William Bryan Strange, III ü Gilbert Pena DIST. JUDGE, 165TH JUDICIAL DIST. Judith Sanders-Castro GRN Mary Ann Perez ü Debra Ibarra Mayfield COUNTY COMMISSIONER PCT. 3 U. S. RESENTATIVE DIST. 2 Ursula A. Hall ü Steve Radack ü Ted Poe JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 147 Jenifer Rene Pool Pat Bryan APPEALS PLACE 6 ü Matt Murphy DIST. JUDGE, 174TH JUDICIAL DIST. James B. Veasaw ü Michael E. Keasler Garnet F. Coleman ü Katherine McDaniel JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT. 1 PLACE 1 Joshua Darr GRN Robert Burns Brian M. Harrison GRN Hazel B. Jones ü SaraJane Milligan Mark W. Bennett Eric William Carter U. S. RESENTATIVE DIST. 7 STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 149 DIST. JUDGE, 176TH JUDICIAL DIST. ü John Culberson MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF James Cargas EDUCATION, DIST. 6 ü Bryan Chu ü Stacey W. Bond JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT. 3 PLACE 1 Hubert Vo Nikita Niki Harmon ü Tom Zakes ü Donna Bahorich Joe Stephens U. S. RESENTATIVE DIST. 8 R. Dakota Carter ü Kevin Brady Whitney Bilyeu STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 150 DIST. JUDGE, 177TH JUDICIAL DIST. ü Valoree Swanson ü Ryan Patrick JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT. 4 PLACE 1 U. S. RESENTATIVE DIST. 9 MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF Michael Shawn Kelly Robert Johnson ü Lincoln Goodwin EDUCATION, DIST. 8 Vicky Printers Reynolds ü Jeff Martin Al Green ü Barbara Cargill CHIEF JUSTICE, 1ST COURT OF DIST. JUDGE, 178TH JUDICIAL DIST. APPEALS ü Phil Gommels JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT. 5 PLACE 1 U. S. RESENTATIVE DIST. 10 STATE SENATOR, DIST. 4 ü Sherry Radack Kelli Johnson ü Russ Ridgway Jim Peacock William Bill McLeod ü Michael T. McCaul ü Brandon Creighton Tawana W. Cadien Jenn West DIST. JUDGE, 179TH JUDICIAL DIST JUSTICE, 1ST COURT OF APPEALS ü Kristin M. Guiney JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT. 8 PLACE 1 Bill Kelsey DIST., PLACE 4 STATE SENATOR, DIST. 11 Randy Roll ü Holly Williamson ü Evelyn Keyes U. S. RESENTATIVE DIST. 18 ü Larry Taylor Barbara Gardner DIST. JUDGE, 215TH JUDICIAL DIST. CONSTABLE PCT. 1 ü Lori Bartley Sheila Jackson Lee STATE SENATOR, DIST. 18 ü Fred Shuchart ü Joe Danna JUSTICE, 14TH COURT OF APPEALS Elaine Palmer Alan Rosen Thomas Kleven GRN ü Lois W. Kolkhorst DIST., PLACE 2 Kathie L. Stone ü Kevin Jewell DIST. JUDGE, 333RD JUDICIAL DIST CONSTABLE PCT. 2 U. S. RESENTATIVE DIST. 22 Candance White ü Pete Olson STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 126 ü Joseph Tad Halbach ü Daniel Vela Daryl Moore Christopher (Chris) Diaz Mark Gibson ü Kevin Roberts JUSTICE, 14TH COURT OF APPEALS Joy Dawson-Thomas DIST., PLACE 9 U. S. RESENTATIVE DIST. 29 Eric B. Moquin DIST. JUDGE, 334TH JUDICIAL DIST CONSTABLE PCT. 3 ü Tracy Elizabeth Christopher ü Grant Dorfman ü Dan Webb ü Julio Garza Peter M. Kelly Gene Green STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 127 Steven Kirkland Sherman Eagleton N. Ruben Perez ü Dan Huberty DIST. JUDGE, 11TH JUDICIAL DIST. James Partsch-Galvan GRN Scott Ford DIST. JUDGE, 337TH JUDICIAL DIST CONSTABLE PCT. 4 ü Kevin Fulton Joseph McElligott GRN ü Renee Magee ü Mark Herman Kristen Hawkins U. S. RESENTATIVE DIST. 36 Herb Ritchie Jeff McGowen ü Brian Babin STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 128 DIST. JUDGE, 61ST JUDICIAL DIST. Hal J. Ridley Jr. GRN ü Briscoe Cain DIST. JUDGE, 338TH JUDICIAL DIST. CONSTABLE PCT. 5 ü Erin Elizabeth Lunceford Ken Lowder ü Brock Thomas ü Ted Heap Fredericka Phillips RAILROAD COMMISSIONER Ramona Franklin ü Wayne Christian STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 129 CONSTABLE PCT. 6 DIST. JUDGE, 80TH JUDICIAL DIST. Grady Yarbrough ü Dennis Paul DIST. JUDGE, 351ST JUDICIAL DIST. ü Richard Rick Gonzales ü Will Archer Mark Miller ü Mark Kent Ellis Silvia Trevino Larry Weiman Martina Salinas GRN STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 130 George Powell ü Tom Oliverson CONSTABLE PCT. 8 DIST. JUDGE, 125TH JUDICIAL DIST. JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 3 DIST. JUDGE, 507TH JUDICIAL DIST ü Phil Sandlin ü Sharon Hemphill ü Debra Lehrmann STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 132 ü Alyssa Lemkuil Heather Perry Kyle Carter Mike Westergren Julia Maldonado ü Mike Schofield Kathie Glass Phil Kurtz JUDGE, COUNTY CIVIL COURT Rodolfo Rivera Munoz GRN DIST. JUDGE, 127TH JUDICIAL DIST. HARRIS COUNTY DIST. ATTORNEY AT LAW NO. 1 ü Sarahjane Swanson STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 133 ü Devon Anderson ü Clyde Raymond Leuchtag JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 5 R. K. Sandill Kim Ogg George Barnstone ü Jim Murphy ü Paul Green Dori Contreras Garza DIST. JUDGE, 129TH JUDICIAL DIST. COUNTY ATTORNEY JUDGE, COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT Tom Oxford STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 134 ü Sophia Mafrige ü Jim Leitner AT LAW NO. 16 Charles E. Waterbury GRN ü Sarah Davis Michael Gomez Vince Ryan ü Linda Garcia Ben Rose Darrell William Jordan JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 9 Gilberto Gil Velasquez Jr. DIST. JUDGE, 133RD JUDICIAL DIST. SHERIFF ü Eva Guzman ü Cindy Bennett Smith Savannah Robinson STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 135 ü Ron Hickman PLEASE GO ALL THE WAY DOWN Jaclanel McFarland Ed Gonzalez Don Fulton ü Gary Elkins THE BALLOT TO VOTE IN THE Jim Chisholm GRN Jesse A. Ybanez DIST. JUDGE, 151ST JUDICIAL DIST. FOLLOWING NONPARTISAN RACE TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR ü Jeff Hastings JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL STATE RESENTATIVE DIST. 137 ü Mike Sullivan Mike Engelhart HOUSTON I.S.D., TRUSTEE, Ann Harris Bennett APPEALS PLACE 2 ü Kendall L. Baker DISTRICT VII ü Mary Lou Keel Gene Wu DIST. JUDGE, 152ND JUDICIAL DIST. John Luman Lawrence Larry Meyers Dan Biggs COUNTY SCHOOL TRUSTEE, Victoria Bryan ü Don Self POSITION 1, PRECINCT 2 Anne Sung Mark Ash Robert K. Schaffer ü George Moore Adam King Blackwell Reposa GRN ü Danielle Paulus Sherrie L. Matula STATE LAW NOW ALLOWS YOU TO TAKE THIS SAMPLE BALLOT WITH YOU INTO THE POLLING PLACE.
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