INTRODUCING THE CANDIDATES MARCH 6 PRIMARY ELECTION FEBRUARY 2018 PUBLICATION OF THE PORT LAVACA WAVE
MARCH 6 PRIMARY LOCAL RACES CRIMINAL DISTRICT ATTORNEY CALHOUN COUNTY DEMOCRAT Dan Heard
COUNTY COMMISSIONER PCT.4 REPUBLICAN Russell Cady Gary D. Reese Thomas Salazar III Willy Wooldridge
CALHOUN COUNTY JUDGE DEMOCRAT Allen Tippit REPUBLICAN Richard Meyer Larry W. Nichols Wesley McKelvy JUDGE, COUNTY COURT-AT-LAW NO.1 REPUBLICAN Alex R. Hernandez DISTRICT CLERK REPUBLICAN Anna Veronica Kabela
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT.1 DEMOCRAT Hope D. Kurtz Lee M. Rivera REPUBLICAN Raymond B. Perez JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT.2 DEMOCRAT Calvin R. Anderle JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT.3 DEMOCRAT Tanya D. Dimak JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT.4 REPUBLICAN Wesley Jerome Hunt
DEMOCRAT Linda Rios Ybarbo
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT.5 REPUBLICAN Nancy Pomykal
COUNTY CLERK REPUBLICAN Anna M. Whitcomb Goodman COUNTY TREASURER DEMOCRAT Rhonda S. Kokena COUNTY COMMISSIONER PCT.2 DEMOCRAT Vern Lyssy
CONSTABLE NO.5 (UNEXPIRED TERM) REPUBLICAN David J. Thomas COUNTY CHAIRMAN DEMOCRAT Sandra Witte REPUBLICAN Russell Cain
Early Voting Hours
Early voting for the March 6 Primary Election will be at the Calhoun County Courthouse, 211 Ann St. on the following days:
MARCH 6 PRIMARY
Tuesday - Friday, Feb. 20 - 23: Tuesday and Thursday: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Wednesday and Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Monday - Friday, Feb. 26 - March 2: Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
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RichaRd MeyeR For Calhoun County Judge
✓ Conservative ✓ Common sense ✓ honest ✓ liFe-long resident your support & vote Will Be greatly appreCiated. 361-920-0800 sixmilemeyer@icloud.com
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EARLY VOTING: Feb. 20 - March 2 PRIMARY ELECTION: March 6
PRIORITIES:
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Unemployment Concerns In The County • Knowledge And Experience In Negotiating • Addressing Corporate Tax Abatements Local Contracts • Addressing Local Business Concerns • Advancing New Program Ideas • Attracting More Tourism & Business • Working Within The Parameters Of The • Affordable Housing Law With Offenders And Law Enforcement • Ensuring The Financial Health Of Our • Recognized By Employer & U.S. Postal Community Hospital Service For New & Creative Ideas
PERSONAL
4th-Generation Calhoun County resident, Married, since 1977, to Susan Miller Tippit, a Calhoun High School Teacher. Daughter, Remi, received BS from UHV; Sister, Linda, of Port O’Connor is business owner; parents, Barbara & the late Wayne Tippit; grandfather, Archie Tippit; and great-grandfather, James Tippit. Employed At Mid-Coast Family Services as director of program development and as a counselor. Earned BA In 1980 From Corpus Christi State University; became a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor In 1997.
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“I BELIEVE that together we can make our communities BETTER!”
My Pledge ★ ★ To you: Since 2007 I have had the honor of serving our precinct as your Justice of the Peace. I have been blessed with the confidence you’ve placed in me to first elect me to this important office. I take your trust in this great responsibility very seriously. I pledge to you I will continue providing professional, courteous and knowledgeable public service from my staff and myself. I also pledge to serve impartial justice with integrity and compassion. I respectfully ask for your support and vote. Hope D. Kurtz
★ My ExpEriEncE: ★ 11 years Justice of the Peace Pct. 1
Civil matters up to $10,000 Occupational License Hearings Emergency Detention Orders • Criminal Matters • Debit Claims • Evictions • Warrants • Disputes • Game Warden Violations • Juvenile Offenses • Traffic Violations • Inquests • Marriages • Magistrate
9 Years Truancy Court: Justice Court Judge 3 Years Driver’s License Administrative Hearings: Justice Court Judge Studied 500+ Hours In Civil & Criminal Law Texas Justice Court Center, Texas State University Victim Rights Award by Mid-Coast Family Services
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• Life-long resident of Precinct 4 • Project Manager for the largest chemical company in the world • Married 21 years to Connie, CHS Pre-Calculus teacher • Proud father of two community-minded teenage sons, Ethan and Casey • Member of Seadrift Emergency Medical Services and Fire Department • Former Seadrift City Councilman • Construction Experience that includes Roads, Buildings, Structural Steel, Electrical, Instruments, and Process Automation with responsibilities for: * Job Specifications Development * Negotiating and Awarding Contracts * Budget Control * Project Schedule Control * Project Safety Performance • Operations Supervisor Experience responsible for: * Employee Interview & Hiring * Employee Performance Management • Performance Evaluations • Setting Employee Salaries * Daily Plant Production Performance
Please vote for Willy Wooldridge Pct. 4 County Commissioner! INTRODUCING THE CANDIDATES
“Vote America First”
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As a small businessman for the past 20 years, I understand the economic needs of families and small businesses. I understand what it means to make a profit, generate a payroll, and provide affordable private insurance. I believe education through vocation, college, or apprenticeship training programs is the basis for a sound economy and American security. Married for 35 years, a father of four and grandfather to five, I understand the challenges of traditional and nontraditional families. I attend Saint Leo’s University and Victoria College, maintaining a 4.0-grade average while working full time. I will work just as hard for you! I have a passion for service, for people, and government it relates to our freedoms, Independence, and opportunities without burdensome regulations. A sound, secure border policy keeps our nation sovereign. We are a nation founded on Christian principles and diversity. I support prayer in schools, The Pledge of Allegiance, and singing the national anthem. I sincerely want to devote my energies to helping our Country get out of its downward spiral while representing the needs of District 27. I humbly ask for your vote in the Republican Primary on March 6, 2018. (Early Voting: Feb. 20 - March 2)
Judge Alex R. Hernandez for Court-At-Law #1 in Calhoun County ✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯ Political ad paid for by Andrea P. Hernandez, Treasurer, 1001 Brookhollow Dr., Port Lavaca, TX 77979
U.S. CONGRESS 27TH DISTRICT Paid Political Ad: Chris Mapp, Chris Mapp-Treasurer, P.O. Box 301, Port O’Connor,TX 77982
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MARCH 6 PRIMARY STATE RACES U. S. SENATOR DEMOCRAT Beto O’Rourke Edward Kimbrough Sema Hernandez REPUBLICAN Ted Cruz Mary Miller Geraldine Sam Bruce Jacobson, Jr. Stefano de Stefano U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 27 DEMOCRAT Raul (Roy) Barrera Ronnie McDonald Vanessa Edwards Foster Eric Holguin REPUBLICAN Michael Cloud Bech Bruun Eddie Gassman John Grunwald Jerry Hall Christopher K. Mapp GOVERNOR DEMOCRAT Andrew White Cedric Davis, Sr. James Jolly Clark Joe Mumbach Grady Yarbrough Tom Wakely Adrian Ocegueda Jeffrey Payne Lupe Valdez REPUBLICAN Greg Abbott SECEDE Kilgore Barbara Krueger LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DEMOCRAT Mike Collier Michael Cooper REPUBLICAN Scott Milder Dan Patrick
ATTORNEY GENERAL DEMOCRAT Justin Nelson REPUBLICAN Ken Paxton COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS DEMOCRAT Joi Chevalier Tim Mahoney REPUBLICAN Glenn Hegar COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE DEMOCRAT Tex Morgan Miguel Suazo REPUBLICAN Rick Range George P. Bush Davey Edwards Jerry Patterson COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE DEMOCRAT Kim Olson REPUBLICAN Jim Hogan Sid Miller Trey Blocker RAILROAD COMMISSIONER DEMOCRAT Roman McAllen Chris Spellmon REPUBLICAN Weston Martinez Christi Craddick JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 2 DEMOCRAT Steven Kirkland REPUBLICAN Jimmy Blacklock
JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 4 DEMOCRAT R.K. Sandill REPBULICAN John Devine JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 6 DEMOCRAT Kathy Cheng REPUBLICAN Jeff Brown PRESIDING JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS DEMOCRAT Maria T. (Terri) Jackson REPUBLICAN David Bridges Sharon Keller JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE 7 DEMOCRAT Ramona Franklin REPUBLICAN Barbara Parker Hervey JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE 8 DEMOCRAT No Candidate REPUBLICAN Dib Waldrip Michelle Slaughter Jay Brandon
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 30 DEMOCRAT Robin Hayter REPUBLICAN Geanie W. Morrison CHIEF JUSTICE, 13TH COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT DEMOCRAT Dori Contreras Ray Thomas REPUBLICAN Ernie Aliseda JUSTICE, 13TH COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT, PLACE 2 DEMOCRAT Nora Longoria REPUBLICAN Greg Perkes JUSTICE, 13TH COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT, PLACE 4 DEMOCRAT Rudy Delgado REPUBLICAN Jaime Tijerina JUSTICE, 13TH COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT, PLACE 5 DEMOCRAT Gina Benavides
REPUBLICAN MEMBER, STATE BOARD Clarissa Silva OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT JUDGE, 267TH DEMOCRAT JUDICIAL DISTRICT Ruben Cortez, Jr. DEMOCRAT Michelle Arévalo Dávila No Candidate REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN Eric Garza Robert E. “Bobby” Bell Charles “Tad” Hasse
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