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Houston Mayoral Election 2009

The Houston Mayoral Election is just around the corner, and it is critical that the Houstonian constituents get out there and vote! The election will be held on November 3, to elect Democratic incumbent Mayor Bill White’s successor. This year’s election includes one Republican and three Democrats and is the first time a Republican has run for Houston Mayor since 2003. The Democrats want Texas and Republicans must keep it! Houston is the fourth largest city in the USA and the largest in the south. Houston and Harris County are key to winning Texas. So get out there and support the GOP!

Update: Gene Locke and Annise Parker received the majority of the votes and had a run-off election December 12. Annise Parker won the election against Gene Locke and will take Bill White's spot as the next Mayor of Houston.


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Important Dates:

First Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail: November 4, 2009
Last Day to Register to Vote: November 12, 2009
First Day of Early Voting: November 30, 2009
Last Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail: December 4, 2009
Last day of Early Voting: December 8, 2009
Election Day: December 12, 2009

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Houston Mayor Run-off Results: Annise Parker Wins

The results from the run-off election for Houston Mayor are in:

99% precincts reporting:

Gene Locke: 70,631 votes- 46%

Annise Parker: 81,652 votes- 54%

Houston is now the largest city to have an openly gay mayor.

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Voting is Not a Popularity Contest

“I really like candidate X, but I won’t support him/her because they can’t win…”

How many times have you heard someone say that? Many people believe that our thoughts and our words create our reality. Whether that is true or not, I can tell you the words quoted above have created the reality of our political world today.  Read more »

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Gene Locke vs. Annise Parker: Who Will Get the Conservative Vote?

According to the Houston Chronicle, City Controller Annise Parker heads into the December 12 Houston Mayoral runoff election a step ahead of former city attorney Gene Locke among voters in most demographic and geographic categories.  Read more »

The only exception was with African-Americans, among whom Locke dominated despite
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Shame On You Conservative Leaders, Money Bags, Talk Show Hosts and Consultants For Blowing an Unbelievable Opportunity!

Kudos to Roy Morales and his staff and committed supporters such as TexsaGOPVote.com, Norm Adams, the Hotze family, Lauro Garza, Orlando Sanchez, Clymer Wright, Dave Wilson et al. What Roy did bordered on the miraculous.  Read more »

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The Success Roy Morales Was Able To Achieve

Our candidate, Roy Morales, achieved remarkable success in the Houston mayoral race. With a budget that was miniscule in comparison to his liberal opponents, Roy was able to procure a percentage of votes within few points from those who spent millions of dollars on their campaigns. Yesterday was a day of triumph and tragedy - triumph in the New Jersey and Virginia races - tragedy in the fact that only 19% of eligible Houston voters took the opportunity to cast their vote.  Read more »

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