Texas Capitol Highlights From Last Week in Politics
Presidential politics dominated the Texas Capitol with Bush visiting for a drug war pow wow in San Antonio. Tsongas opened campaign HQs in Austin, Houston, San Antonio and Dallas while Duke and Clinton sparked racially charged tensions. Polls show Clinton leading among Democrats. Bush strong among Republicans. Redistricting court action, Bullock’s law firm job, and Governor Richards high approval feature in a broad overview of state political theater. Agriculture notes warn of African killer bees moving north into Texas.
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Jeannine Pool for Hays County Commissioner Precinct 3
Jeannine Pool enters the Democratic primary for Hays County Commissioner Precinct 3. She leverages West Point training, 17 years in local government, and engineering expertise to stress environmental protection, recycling, and updated road policies. Pool argues for gender representation on the court and a stricter ethics and harassment policy.
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Longtime Hays County Republican urges voters to back him
In a march 10 primary appeal, the county commissioner stresses adversary-free governance, prioritizes people over programs, and cites 11 years as the senior official. He pledges road improvements on 1492 Five Acres Purgatory Fischer Burnett Ranch roads, tax restraint, and growth control. He urges Republicans to choose the most electable candidate.
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Reinecke Seeks Wimberley Constable Post With New Energy
Charles Reinecke a Wimberley resident and former North Hays EMS volunteer announces a bid for Constable in Precinct 3. He pledges youth safety through anti drinking education, visible enforcement of school zones, enhanced interagency cooperation with the Sheriff's Office, and a 24 seven service model.
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