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[Bay Area Houston] Endorsements for Houston City Races

—Politicker TX - Texas Politics News, Reaction, and Analysis

Here is my two sense. Early voting starts tomorrow at the Clear Lake Library. Four women for Houston:

Annise Parker for Mayor. The City of Houston has an opportunity to elect one of the most qualified and complete candidates Houston has provided to voters in a long time, City Controller Annise [...]

Posted: November 29, 2009, 8:49am EST
by johncoby@sbcglobal.net (John Coby)

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Endorsements for Houston City Races

—Bay Area Houston

Here is my two sense. Early voting starts tomorrow at the Clear Lake Library. Four women for Houston:

Annise Parker for Mayor. The City of Houston has an opportunity to elect one of the most qualified and complete candidates Houston has provided to voters in a long [...]

Posted: November 29, 2009, 8:49am EST

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[Bay Area Houston] Dogpiling on the Hispanic voters who don't vote

—Politicker TX - Texas Politics News, Reaction, and Analysis

As I said after the early voting totals were in, Hispanics are not voting. The Hispanic population could be the largest block of voters in Harris County unless they don't vote. And they proved that for the City races.

According to Marc Campos of Campos Communications Hispanics voted in' [...]

Posted: November 07, 2009, 10:23am EST
by johncoby@sbcglobal.net (John Coby)

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Dogpiling on the Hispanic voters who don't vote

—Bay Area Houston

As I said after the early voting totals were in, Hispanics are not voting. The Hispanic population could be the largest block of voters in Harris County unless they don't vote. And they proved that for the City races.

According to Marc Campos of Campos Communications Hispanics' [...]

Posted: November 07, 2009, 10:23am EST

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