Four Democrats and several Republicans vie in District 25 race
U S House District 25 covers Harris County and part of Fort Bend. Bell a Houston City Council member tops the field with flood control and health care plans, while Colbert King and Robinson emphasize education and growth. Republican candidates Butler Gonzales Smith Jenkins Traver present varied backgrounds from business to law and engineering, pledging tax reform, public safety, and infrastructure focus.
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Washington
U.S. Corps of Engineers
South Texas School of Law
Colbert 52
University of Houston
Texas Literacy Council
Colbert
King
Watesgate
Joe Waggoner
Louisiana
Precinct 222
Democratic Club
South Hampton Civic Club
Kings
NASA
Carroll G. Robinson
National Law Center
George Washington University
Stockton State College
New Jersey
Robinson
Democratic National Committee
Leadership Council of
Rodney Ellis
Channelview
Cedar Bayou
Harris
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la Porte
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Deer Park
Pasadena
Butler
Harris County Supervision and Corrections
Gonzales
San Jacinto College
Ronald Reagan
US Marines
Smith
University of Texas At Arlington
Harris County Sports Authority
Enron
Baytown Growth Management and Development Commission
Coastal Water Authority
Gulf Coast Water Authority
Texas
National Society of Engineers
Houston Ship Channel
Harris County Precinct 2 candidates seek seat on commission
Harris County Precinct 2 spans from U S 450 Clear Lake to Dixie Road through downtown Houston toward Hopper Little York, then along the toll road to East Texas Freeway and Highway 59. The race centers on economic growth with four contenders Castillo Garcia Isbell and Resinger presenting varied backgrounds in government, business, and law.
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Dixie Road
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Hardy Tollroad
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Thurgood Marshall School of Law
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Isbell
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Apache Oil Company
University of Houston
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Harris County
Chambers County Precinct 2 race centers on roads and flood control
Incumbent Edmonds and challenger Abernathy face off in Chambers County Precinct 2 with two newcomers. Flood control and road improvements dominate the campaign as voters weigh budgets and long term plans. Abernathy, 57, previously tied in a general election and lost a coin toss for the seat. Edmonds, 57, is the current commissioner with a declared income of 41000 dollars and two years of college.
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Chambers
Abernathy
Precinct 2
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