Record endorses eight candidates for primary voters
The Cliron Record announces it will endorse eight candidates after reviewing candidates and issues ahead of the May 6 primary. It emphasizes careful consideration, notes 69 names on Clifton ballots, and says it will recommend from district to state levels while not endorsing local races.
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Cliron
Clifton
Sam Logan
Poage Faces Murray Watson In 11th Texas District Race
In Texas 11th District veteran Bob Poage seeks re election against state senator Murray Watson. Watson brings youth vigor and Texas government experience. The piece notes Poage's seniority and chairmanship of the House Agriculture Committee and states a neutral stance.
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Murray Watson
Clifton
Orlette Watson
Poage
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Governors race in Texas with seven candidates
The Clifton Record weighs in on seven gubernatorial candidates. It predicts a June run off between Ben Barnes and Dolph Briscoe, with Mrs. Farenthold third and Preston Smith fourth due to a stock fraud tie to Austin. It praises Briscoe for rural focus and notes Barnes faces trust issues over past scandals. It endorses Ralph Hall and critiques opponents Hobby and Connally.
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Ben Barnes
Dolph Briscoe
Mrs. Farenthold
Preston Smith
Preston
Austin
Farenthold
Texas
Clifton Record
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
Hall
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William Hobby
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Connally
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Bobby K
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Endorsement for Crawford Martin for Attorney General
The writer endorses incumbent Crawford Martin for Attorney General citing his record and consumer advocacy rooted in Hillsboro. They criticize his speech style as corny but affirm he remains the best choice, noting farmers are savvy and expect substance over country clichés.
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Crawford Martin
Hillsboro
Martin
Clifton Chamber
Pappy O’daniel
Record endorses Sen. Creighton in district race
The Record favors Sen. Tom Creighton of Mineral Wells for the State Senate over Rep. Tom Holmes of Granbury and B Carney Marsh of Denton. Creighton, with twelve years in the Texas Legislature, is praised for seniority and district service. Endorsements also come from Denton Record-Chronicle, Breckenridge American, and Mineral Wells Index.
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Weatherford
Tom Creighton
Tom Holmes
Granbury
B’ Carney Marsh
Creighton
Texas
Denton Record Chronicle
Breckenridge American
Mineral Wells Index
Bosque County
Five-way Democratic Senate nomination favored by Dallas DA
The editorial endorses Barefoot Sanders for the Democratic nomination over Ralph Yarborough in the race for U S Senate. It criticizes Yarborough as a former liberal senator past his prime and notes Sanders as most qualified, while predicting an uphill general election against incumbent Republican John Tower.
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Barefoot Sanders
U. S
Dallas
John Tower
Endorsement Favors Jerry in District Races and Reform
The editorial backs Jerry as district representative citing his education at Baylor Law School and business degree, plus two years of practical experience. It argues for legislative reform to fix Austin’s system and praises Cummings as the more qualified candidate for District Attorney, with ten years in prosecution and defense versus Salter’s legislative focus.
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Donaldson
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Austin
Texas
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Salter
Bosque
Hamilton
Coryell
Cummings
State Rep Races in Newly Redrawn District Welcomes Challenger
In a newly redistricted area covering Bosque Coryell Hamilton and Hill Counties incumbent Aubry Moore of Hillsboro faces challenger Jerry Nub Donaldson of Gatesville. The Record notes extensive background checks on both candidates and leans toward Jerry Donaldson as the stronger contender.
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Comanche
Bob
Bosque
Coryell
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Aubry Moore
Hillsboro
Hill and
Ennis
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Jerry Donaldson
Endorsement for John C. White for Agriculture Commissioner
The statement urges Texas voters to support John C. White for Commissioner of Agriculture. It praises Texas farmers as top producers and credits White with stimulating new markets and improving market access through government action.
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Texas
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