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HOUSTON CITY COUNCIL AT-LARGE POSITION #4
Reverend William A. Lawson joins Laurie Robinson Campaign as Treasurer
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everend William “Bill” Lawson, pastor emeritus of Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church, stands as a quiet giant in the annals of history. He has committed his life’s work to being a faithful messenger and champion for the rights for all. He exemplifies the spirit of Houston through his ability to connect with and work alongside diverse communities and affiliations. He brings that same spirit to the growing list of supporters for the Laurie Robinson Houston City
Council At-Large for Position 4 campaign. As treasurer, Reverend Lawson invites Houston voters to join the “Our Houston” campaign for Laurie Robinson. “I am generally staying out of campaigns this season, but feel that we need someone on city council with the character, integrity and experience of Laurie Robinson”, Lawson said. “I am complimented that she asked me to identify with her and I want to support a leader who is willing to work with individuals and organi-
zations for the greater good of us all; I know Laurie Robinson is that person". The campaign focuses on necessary improvements to infrastructure, opportunities for small businesses to create jobs, after school youth programs, public safety and fiscal responsibility to ensure Houston continues its path towards being an even better city to live and work in the 21st century. Robinson has over 22 years of experience, which includes leadership roles in disaster response and recovery, implemen-
tation strategies for federal healthcare legislation, and municipal operational audits and monetary recovery audits. Several audits have been performed on behalf of the City of Houston. "We are honored to have Reverend Lawson’s support as campaign treasurer. His confidence in my experience and ability to help move Houston in the right direction is invaluable," said Robinson. -------------------------------------------------------Election Day: Tuesday, November 3rd
CALL BEN HALL IF YOU SEE ANYONE VANDALIZING HIS CAMPAIGN SIGNS - (713)942-9600 CAMPAIGN NEWS: Contact Attorney Ben Hall If You Witness Someone Vandalizing His 2015 City of Houston Mayoral Election Campaign Signs According to 2015 City of Houston Mayoral Candidate Ben Hall, someone has been vandalizing his campaign signs. As you may already know, Ben Hall has launched his second bid to become Houston’s mayor. He’s asking for our prayers, vote, and support on Tuesday, November 3, 2015. Early voting for the 2015 City of Houston Mayoral Election will be taking place from Monday, October 19, 2015 to Friday, October 30, 2015. BEM HALL: “Unfortunately there's been damage to my campaign signs. If you see anyone cutting down my signs, please take pictures and let me know.
Thank you in advance for your continuous support.” You are strongly encouraged to contact Ben Hall at: (713)942-9600 if you wit-
ness anyone damaging his campaign signs. Also, it would be helpful if you could take a picture of the sign to be used as evidence.
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A FEW OTHER CANDIDATES WHO MAY BE RUNNING FOR MAYOR OF HOUSTON ON NOVEMBER 3RD: Other candidates expected to be in the Tuesday, November 3rd race for City of Houston Mayor are: Victoria Lane, Sylvester Turner, Adrian Garcia, Bill King, Marty McVey, Stephen Costello, and Chris Bell. The deadline for candidates to have their name placed on the ballot in the City of Houston is Monday, August 24, 2015. Early voting will start on Monday, October 19, 2015 and end on Friday, October 30, 2015. You are strongly encouraged to consider the candidates who value and respect us when you go to the polls.