While I've spent much time discussing Texas House races, there are some very important Judicial contests on the 2010 ballot. One of those is for Williamson County Court at Law #3. Doug Arnold, the GOP nominee, is exceptionally qualified. He has 15 years experience as an attorney for various government entities, has published articles regarding legal issues, and has served as an instructor. Williamson County residents are fortunate to have such a stellar candidate for the local bench.
One almost hesitates to even mention Doug Arnold's opponent in this race, as she exemplifies the utter lack of electable Democrats in the area. Since her arrest last Summer, she has barely attempted a campaign; her only tactic seems to be placing campaign signs next to Republicans in hopes that voters will be confused about her political affiliation.
You can meet Doug Arnold at a special reception on Thursday, October 14. The event will take place from 5pm-7pm at the Independent Bank Meeting Room at 1503 Rivery Blvd, in Georgetown.
Other important Judicial candidates include some really strong Republican Women: Judge Debra Lehrmann for Texas Supreme Court, Melissa Goodwin for the Texas Third Court of Appeals, and Judge Suzanne Brooks for Williamson County Court at Law #1.
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Texas Lt. Governor Speaking in Williamson County October 6
Lieutenant Governor of Texas David Dewhurst will be in Williamson County on October 6, as the keynote speaker for the Williamson County Republican Women's annual fundraiser at 6PM at the Star Ranch Golf Club in Hutto.
Dewhurst will be on the ballot this election, but you probably haven't heard too much about his race. Why? Because the popular Lt. Governor has been a voice for fiscally conservative/pro-jobs policies, supports strong border security, and has been working with other state leaders to thwart the effects of Obamacare on Texas. His opponent? The Executive Vice-President of the AFL-CIO. Nuff said.
The event, playfully entitled the 'Rhinestone RoundUp,' also includes GOP candidate for the Texas Supreme Court Judge Debra Lehrmann as emcee, and Larry Gonzales will give special introductory remarks.
Tickets are $60 per person, table sponsorships are available. The Williamson County Republican Women as always, will have some other fun surprises in store, and encourage all to dress "cowboy."
The Ladies need an rsvp by Sunday, October 3. Email williamsoncountyrw@yahoo.com.
And by the way, did you know that our Lt. Gov is a competitive cutting horse rider? Yep, he was inducted into the Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame in 2009. Which gives me an excuse to post this really awesome picture of a great Texan.
Dewhurst will be on the ballot this election, but you probably haven't heard too much about his race. Why? Because the popular Lt. Governor has been a voice for fiscally conservative/pro-jobs policies, supports strong border security, and has been working with other state leaders to thwart the effects of Obamacare on Texas. His opponent? The Executive Vice-President of the AFL-CIO. Nuff said.
The event, playfully entitled the 'Rhinestone RoundUp,' also includes GOP candidate for the Texas Supreme Court Judge Debra Lehrmann as emcee, and Larry Gonzales will give special introductory remarks.
Tickets are $60 per person, table sponsorships are available. The Williamson County Republican Women as always, will have some other fun surprises in store, and encourage all to dress "cowboy."
The Ladies need an rsvp by Sunday, October 3. Email williamsoncountyrw@yahoo.com.
And by the way, did you know that our Lt. Gov is a competitive cutting horse rider? Yep, he was inducted into the Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame in 2009. Which gives me an excuse to post this really awesome picture of a great Texan.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Gonzales Wins Decisive Victory
Republican Candidate for State House District 52, Larry Gonzales, won a decisive victory in the runoff election yesterday, garnering 71.28% of the vote. Voter turnout indicates renewed energy for Republicans since nearly 2,000 more voters participated in the 2010 Primary runoff as did in 2008.
Williamson County Republicans should be pleased to have such a strong candidate to face the Freshman Liberal Incumbent Diana Maldonado this November, and his chances in this Republican-leaning district are very good.
In addition, Williamson County's own Marsha Farney won the runoff for State Board of Education, District 10, with 64% of the vote.
In addition, Williamson County voters mirrored the statewide trend in the race for Texas Supreme Court, giving Debra Lehrmann a 54% margin. Justice Lehrmann won with 53% of the state-wide votes.
Williamson County Republicans should be pleased to have such a strong candidate to face the Freshman Liberal Incumbent Diana Maldonado this November, and his chances in this Republican-leaning district are very good.
In addition, Williamson County's own Marsha Farney won the runoff for State Board of Education, District 10, with 64% of the vote.
In addition, Williamson County voters mirrored the statewide trend in the race for Texas Supreme Court, giving Debra Lehrmann a 54% margin. Justice Lehrmann won with 53% of the state-wide votes.
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