Voter Information: July 2012

Monday, July 23, 2012

Statewide Republican Primary Races/Candidates

U.S. Senate
David Dewhurst
Ted Cruz

Railroad Commissioner
Christi Craddick
Warren Chisum

Railroad Commissioner - Unexpired
Barry Smitherman
Greg Parker

Justice Supreme Court Place 4
David Medina
John Devine

Statewide Democratic Primary Races/Candidates

U.S. Senate
Paul Sadler
Grady Yarbrough

What’s my district?

Want to know in which congressional district or legislative district you live? This information is located at the bottom of your voter registration certificate. You may also find this information by entering your street address on the Who Represents Me form located on the Texas Legislature Online website. The “Who Represents Me” site shows who represents a person currently through the end of 2012.

Political Party Websites

Information is provided and maintained by the respective parties.

This is part of what is on the July 31 Runoff.

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Ted Cruz for U.S. Senate - Vote Early

Ted Cruz for U.S. Senate - Vote Early

Link to voting location.

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Ted Cruz for U.S. Senate - Voter Resources

First Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail: June 1, 2012

You can request your ballot by mail online here.
1. To request your ballot, you will need to print out this form.
2. Complete the form.
3. Mail it to your county clerk. You can find your county clerk’s address here.
Please note that if you are out of town during early voting and election day then you will need to request a ballot by mail and have your ballot mailed to an address outside the county in which you reside.
To be eligible to vote early by mail in Texas, you must:
-Be 65 years or older;
-Be disabled;
-Be out of the county on election day and during the period for early voting by personal appearance
Important Info: Again, if you are out of town during early voting and election day then you will need to request a ballot by mail using the steps above and have it sent to an address outside of the county in which you live.
Last Day to Register to Vote: July 2, 2012

Register to vote or update your address
Last Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail: July 24, 2012 (Received, not Postmarked)
Early Voting: July 23-27, 2012
Runoff Election: July 31, 2012

David Dewhurst and Ted Cruz Debate--7/17/2012

Tonight's Belo Debate comes at decisive time in the GOP Senate runoff | wfaa.com Dallas - Fort Worth

They will be in the WFAA studios Tuesday night at 7 p.m. for the Belo Debate, which will be broadcast statewide. You can watch it live on Channel 8 or streaming on wfaa.com....

Early voting begins July 23 and continues through the 27th. The runoff Election Day is July 31.

Sunday, July 15, 2012

Ted Cruz for U.S. Senate - Get the Facts

Ted Cruz for U.S. Senate - Get the Facts

Ted Cruz Proven Record

THE HOLDER-OBAMA ALLIANCE

Eric Holder - Discover the Networks

THE HOLDER-OBAMA ALLIANCE

After the end of the Clinton presidency, Holder left the Justice Department and joined (as a partner) the Washington, DC law firm of Covington & Burling (C&B). In 2004 he met Barack Obama at a dinner party hosted by former White House aide Anne Walker Marchange, a niece of Clinton friend Vernon Jordan.

In the spring of 2007, shortly after launching his White House bid, Obama asked Holder to join his presidential campaign as a legal adviser and strategist. At that time, Holder's firm, C&B, was representing 17 Yemeni detainees (and one Pakistani national) in Guantanamo Bay. A former client of C&B was yet another Guantanamo detainee, from Kuwait, who had contributed to an anthology of detainee poetry compiled and published by Holder’s C&B colleague, Marc Falkoff. Falkoff likened the plight of these “gentle, thoughtful” poets, to that of the Jews who had been held in concentration camps during World War II. The aforementioned Kuwaiti was released from Guantanamo in 2005 and promptly resumed his terrorist activities. In March 2008 he blew himself up with a truck bomb in Mosul, Iraq, killing 13 Iraqi army soldiers and wounding 42 others.

With this kind of corrupt leadership, how can you expect Justice from THIS (In)Justice Department?

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Texas Sen. Candidate Dewhurst Removes 2007 Pro-Amnesty Speech From Official State Website

Texas Lieutenant Gov. David Dewhurst said that he had not supported a guest worker program during his debate with Tea Party candidate Ted Cruz last month. After Dewhurst was called out for misleading voters on this issue, a 2007 speech available on the lieutenant governor's website showing his support for a guest worker program disappeared from the official state government website.
The timing led people to believe the Dewhurst campaign was literally trying to erase his past.
The Cruz campaign took a screenshot of the the 2007 speech, delivered in South Texas in which Dewhurst said he supported a guest worker program for illegal immigrants.
“I support a guest worker program for those here today illegally,” Dewhurst said then.
They were smart to have done so because the link to the speech -- on the official state lieutenant governor website, no less -- no longer exists and has been taken down.

Is Dewhurst just another RINO?

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