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Election Day: Tuesday, November 6, 2018

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Mayor Owen is endorsed by the Hon. Jacquie Baly, TV and Radio Personality, Sugar Land, Texas. mayorallenowen.com

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FORT BEND SPOTLIGHT

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018

CONGRESSMAN AL GREEN ENDORSES MAYOR OWEN

COUNCILMAN JERRY WYATT

ATTORNEY SUSAN SOTO

DISTRICT JUDGE MARIA T. JACKSON

2018 FORT BEND COUNTY, TX CANDIDATES WHO ARE ASKING FOR YOUR VOTE ON NOVEMBER 6TH Yes, Mayor Allen Owen is asking for your vote in the race for Mayor of Missouri City.

DEAN HRBACEK

Yes, Attorney Dean Hrbacek is asking for your vote in the race for Judge, County Court at Law #6 in Fort Bend County, Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

Yes, Councilman Jerry Wyatt is asking for your vote!

AMY MITCHELL

Yes, Attorney Amy Mitchell is asking for your vote in the race for Judge, County Court at Law #4 in Fort Bend County, Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

JUDGE BRIDGES

Yes, Attorney Susan Soto is asking for your vote!

Yes, Judge Chad Bridges is asking for your vote in the race for District Judge, 240th Judicial District Court on Tuesday, November 6, 2018 in Fort Bend.

TRICIA KRENEK

Yes, Judge Maria T. Jackson is asking for your vote on November 6th.

Yes, Attorney Tricia Krenek is asking for your vote in the race for Judge, County Court at Law #3 in Fort Bend County, Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

JAMES PATTERSON

Yes, Commissioner James Patterson is asking for your vote in the race for County Commissioner, Precinct #4 in Fort Bend County, Texas on November 6, 2018.

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Congressman Al Green has endorsed Mayor Allen Owen in Missouri City’s Tuesday, November 6, 2018 Mayoral Election.

Mayor Allen Owen is endorsed by United States Congressman Pete Olson in Missouri City’s Tuesday, November 6, 2018 Mayoral Election.

Mayor Allen Owen has dedicated his life as a committed husband, father, business leader, builder and civic volunteer to make Missouri City the BEST CITY imaginable MISSOURI CITY — Congressman Al Green, Congressman Pete Olson, Local Senators, Representatives and current and former Elected Officials, Missouri City Police Officers Association, Firefighters, Houston Association of Realtors, Greater Houston Home Builders Association, Greater Houston Apartment Builders Association, Women Contractors Association, Houston Contractors Association and a host of other community stakeholders and organizations are asking you to cast your vote for Mayor Allen Owen on Tuesday, November 6, 2018!

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Mayor Owen is endorsed by the Hon. Jacquie Baly, TV and Radio Personality, Sugar Land, Texas Mayor Allen Owen

Jacquie Baly

“Mayor Allen Owen has done an excellent job representing Missouri City, Texas. So, I encourage you to cast your vote to keep Mayor Allen on Tuesday, November 6, 2018”

— HONORABLE JACQUIE BALY

AUBREY R. TAYLOR: “Mayor Allen Owen is asking for “OUR’ vote on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.”

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RESEARCH THESE CANDIDATES BEFORE GOING TO VOTE! United States Senator Ted Cruz (Republican)

Nominee Beto O’Rourke (Democrat)

Nominee Ted Cruz and Beto O’Rourke are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for United States Senator in the State of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. ——————————————————

United States Representative, District 9 Al Green (Democrat)

Nominee Al Green does not have a Republican opponent running against him in the race for United States Representative, District 9, on Tuesday, November 6, 2018 in Fort Bend County, Texas. ——————————————————

United States Representative, District 22 Pete Olson (Republican)

Nominee Sri Preston Kulkarni (Democrat)

Nominee

Pete Olson and Sri Preston Kulkarni are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for United States Representative, District 22 in the State of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

The Race for Governor of the State of Texas

The Race for Comptroller of Public Accounts

Railroad Commissioner for the State of Texas

Greg Abbott (Republican)

Glenn Hegar (Republican)

Christi Craddick (Republican)

Lupe Valdez (Democrat)

Joi Chevalier (Democrat)

Roman McAllen (Democrat)

Nominee

Greg Abbott and Lupe Valdez are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Governor of the State of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. ——————————————————

The Race for Lieutenant Governor of Texas Dan Patrick (Republican)

Nominee Mike Collier (Democrat)

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Dan Patrick and Mike Collier are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Lieutenant Governor of the State of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. ——————————————————

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Nominee Glenn Hegar and Joi Chevalier are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Comptroller of Public Accounts of the State of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. ——————————————————

Commissioner of the General Land Office of Texas George P. Bush (Republican)

Nominee Miguel Suazo (Democrat)

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George P. Bush and Miguel Suazo are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Commissioner of the General Land Office of Texas on November. 6, 2018. ——————————————————

The Race for Attorney General Commissioner of Agriculture for the State of Texas for the State of Texas Ken Paxton (Republican)

Nominee Justin Nelson (Democrat)

Nominee

Ken Paxton and Justin Nelson are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Attorney General of the State of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.And please don’t forget that early voting will end on Friday, November 2, 2018.

Sid Miller (Republican)

Nominee Kim Olson (Democrat)

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Sid Miller and Kim Olson are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Commissioner of Agriculture of the State of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

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Nominee Christi Craddick and Roman McAllen are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Railroad Commissioner of the State of Texas.

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Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2 Jimmy Blacklock (Republican)

Nominee Steven Kirkland (Democrat)

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Jimmy Blacklock and Steven Kirkland are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Judge, Supreme Court, Place 2 of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

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Justice, Supreme Court, Place 4 John Devine (Republican)

Nominee R. K. Sandill (Democrat)

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John Devine and R.K. Sandill are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Judge, Supreme Court, Place 4 of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Don’t forget that early voting for this race will end on Friday, November 2, 2018.

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Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 Jeff Brown (Republican)

Nominee Kathy Cheng (Democrat)

Nominee Jeff Brown and Kathy Cheng are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Judge, Supreme Court, Place 6 of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

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Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Sharon Keller (Republican)

Nominee Maria T. Jackson (Democrat)

Nominee Sharon Keller and Maria T. Jackson are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 1 of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

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Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 7

Barbara Paker Hervey (Republican)

Nominee

Ramona Franklin (Democrat)

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Barbara Parker Hervey and Ramona Franklin are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 7 in Texas on November 6, 2018.

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Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 8 Michelle Slaughter (Republican)

Nominee

Michelle Slaughter does not have a Democratic opponent running against her in the race for Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 8 in Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. And don’t forget that early voting for this race will end on November 2, 2018.

Member Board of Education, District 4 Lawrence Allen, Jr. (Democrat)

Nominee

Lawrence Allen, Jr. does not have a Republican opponent running against him in the race for Member, Board of Education, District 4 in the State of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Lawrence Allen, Jr., a third-generation educator, was elected to the State Board of Education in 2004 and re-elected in 2006, 2010, 2012, 2014, and will be reelected in 2018. ——————————————————

Member Board of Education, District 7 Matt Robinson (Republican)

Nominee

Elizabeth ‘Eliz’ Markowitz (Democrat)

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Matt Robinson and Elizabeth ‘Eliz” Markowitz are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Member, Board of Education, District 7 in the State of Texas on November 6, 2018. ——————————————————

State Senator, District 17 Joan Huffman (Republican)

Nominee Rita Lucido (Democrat)

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Joan Huffman and Rita Lucido are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for State Senator, District 17 in Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. ——————————————————

State Representative, District 26 D.F. ‘Rick’ Miller (Republican)

Nominee L. Sarah DeMerchant (Democrat)

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D.F. ‘Rick’ Miller and L. Sarah DeMerchant are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for State Representative, District 26 in Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

State Rep.District 27 Ron Reynolds (Democrat)

Nominee

Ron Reynolds does not have a Republican opponent running against him in the race for State Representative, House District 27 in the State of Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. But don’t forget that early voting will begin on Monday, October 22, 2018 and ends on Friday, November 2, 2018 in Fort Bend C0unty, Texas.

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State Rep. District 28 John Zerwas (Republican)

Nominee Meghan Scoggins (Democrat)

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John Zerwas and Meghan Scoggins are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for State Representative, District 28 in Texas.

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State Rep. District 85

Phil Stephenson (Republican)

Nominee Jennifer Cantu (Democrat)

Nominee Phil Stephenson and Jennifer Cantu are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for State Representative, District 85 in Texas.

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Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 2 Jane Bland (Republican)

Nominee Gordon Goodman (Democrat)

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Jane Bland and Gordon Goodman are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 2 in Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. And please don’t forget that early voting for this race will end on Friday, November 2, 2018.

Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 6 Harvey Brown (Republican)

Nominee Sarah Beth Landau (Democrat)

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Harvey Brown and Sarah Beth Landau are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 2 in Texas . ——————————————————

Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 7 Terry Yates (Republican)

Nominee Julie Countiss (Democrat)

Nominee Terry Yates and Julie Countiss are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 7 in Texas.

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Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 8 Michael Massengale (Republican)

Nominee

Richard Hightower (Democrat)

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Michael Massengale and Richard Hightower are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 8 in Texas.

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Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 9 Jennifer Caughey (Republican)

Nominee Peter Kelly (Democrat)

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Jennifer Caughey and Peter Kelly are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 9 in Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

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Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 3 Brett Busby (Republican)

Nominee Jerry Zimmerer (Democrat)

Nominee Brett Busby and Jerry Zimmerer are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 3 in Texas. ——————————————————

Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 4 Marc Brown (Republican)

Nominee Charles Spain (Democrat)

Nominee Marc Brown and Charles Spain are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 4 in Texas. ——————————————————

Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 5 Martha Hill Jamison (Republican)

Nominee Frances Bourliot (Democrat)

Nominee Martha Hill Jamison and Frances Bourliot are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 5 in Texas. ——————————————————

Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 6 Bill Boyce (Republican)

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Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 8 John Donovan (Republican)

Nominee Margaret “Meg” Poissant (Democrat)

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John Donovan and Margaret “Meg” Poissant are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 8 in Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. ——————————————————

District Judge, 240th Judicial District Chad Bridges (Republican)

Nominee Frank J. Fraley (Democrat)

Nominee Chad Bridges and Frank J. Fraley are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for District Judge, 240th Judicial District Court in Fort Bend on Tuesday, November 6, 2018..

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District Judge, 268th Judicial District

John ‘Hawk’ Hawkins (Republican)

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R. O’Neil Williams (Democrat)

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John ‘Hawk’ Hawkins and R. O’Neil Williams are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for District Judge, 268th Judicial District Court in Fort Bend County, Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

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District Judge, 328th Judicial District

Meagan Hassan (Democrat)

Walter Armatys (Republican)

Bill Boyce and Meagan Hassan are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 6 in Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

Walter Armatys does not have a Democratic opponent running against him in the race for District Judge, 328th Judicial District Court in Fort Bend County, Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

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District Judge, 458th Judicial District Ken Cannata (Republican)

Nominee Robert L. Rolnick (Democrat)

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Ken Cannata and Robert L. Rolnick are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for District Judge, 458th Judicial District Court in Fort Bend.

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District Attorney, 268th Judicial District Cliff Vacek (Republican)

Nominee Brian M. Middleton (Democrat)

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Cliff Vacek and Brian M. Middleton are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for District Attorney, 268th Judicial District Court in Fort Bend on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. ——————————————————

Fort Bend County Judge

Robert ‘Bob’ Hebert (Republican)

Nominee K.P. George (Democrat)

Nominee Robert E. ‘Bob’ Hebert and K.P. George are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Fort Bend County Judge on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

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Judge, County Court at Law #3 Tricia Krenek (Republican)

Nominee Juli Mathew (Democrat)

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Tricia Krenek and Juli Mathew are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Judge, Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 3 on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Please don’t forget that early voting will end on Friday, November 2, 2018.

Judge, County Court at Law #4 Amy Mitchell (Republican)

Nominee Toni Wallace (Democrat)

Nominee Amy Mitchell and Toni Wallace are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Judge, Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 4 on November 6, 2018. ——————————————————

Judge, County Court at Law #6 Dean Hrbacek (Republican)

Nominee Sherman Hatton, Jr (Democrat)

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Dean Hrbacek and Sherman Hatton, Jr. are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Judge, Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 6 on November 6, 2018.

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District Clerk

Annie Rebecca Elliott (Republican)

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Beverley McGrew Walker (Democrat)

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Annie Rebecca Elliott and Beverley McGrew Walker are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for District Clerk on November 6, 2018.

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County Clerk

Laura Richard (Republican)

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Laura Richard does not have a Democratic opponent running against her in the race for County Clerk.

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County Treasurer

Bill Rickert (Republican)

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Bill Rickert does not have a Democratic opponent running against him in the race for County Treasurer.

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Commissioner, Precinct 2 Grady Prestage (Democrat)

Nominee Grady Prestage does not have a Republican opponent in the race for County Commissioner, Precinct 2.

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Commissioner, Precinct 4 James Patterson (Republican)

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Ken R. DeMerchant (Democrat)

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James Patterson and Ken R. DeMerchant are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for County Commissioner, Precinct 4 on Nov. 6th.

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Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1 Mary S. Ward (Republican)

Nominee Mary S. Ward does not have a Democratic opponent running against her in the race for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1 on Tuesday, November 6, 2018 in Fort Bend. ———————————————————————————

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2 Joel C. Clouser (Democrat)

Nominee Joel C. Clouser does not have a Republican opponent running against him in the race for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2 on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. ———————————————————————————

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3 Kelly Nicole Crow (Republican)

Nominee Michael Antalan (Democrat)

Nominee Kelly Nicole Crow and Michael Antalan are the Republican and Democratic candidates running for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3 on Nov. 6, 2018. ———————————————————————————

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4 Justin M. Joyce (Republican)

Nominee

Justin M. Joyce does not have a Democratic opponent running against her in the race for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4 on November 6, 2018.

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Dean Hrbacek is endorsed by the Honorable Jacquie Baly, TV and Radio Personality, Sugar Land, Texas

“I have known Dean Hrbacek for over 20 years when I worked for the City of Sugar Land as a Planner and later City Councilmember. I worked with Dean on Sugar Land Town Square where he was a visionary and admired his hard work and tenacity for the future of Sugar Land and Fort Bend County. Through my involvement in the community I see Dean there, also working to make Fort Bend County a better place. Dean is my choice for Judge of County Court at Law No. 6.” Dean Hrbacek

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Thank you to the voters of Fort Bend Countyfor your support in this year's primary and run-off elections. I look forward to earning your vote on Tuesday, November 6, 2018 in the General Election! Dear Fort Bend County Voter:

The highlights of my educational experience include studying abroad under the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia as well as clerking for Judge Jeff Brown who now serves on the Texas Supreme Court. My passion for public service and my love for community is reflected in my second term as a Fulshear city council member and in my current position as Mayor Pro Tem. Serving in city government has provided me exceptional opportunities to develop skills that blend well with my legal training. I have helped create sound, conservative, and fiscally responsible policies needed to address issues important to the citizens I am blessed to serve. My education, experience, and public service have prepared me for the challenges of County Court at Law 3 and form the cornerstone of my conservative Christian values which are key to my ability to fairly and impartially adjudicate matters that impact the lives of Fort Bend County residents. I am excited for the opportunity to serve you as Judge of County Court at Law 3 and ask for your vote. I invite you to reach out to me at triciakrenek@gmail.com. Thank you for your support!

I am Tricia Krenek, and it is my distinct honor to present myself to you as a candidate for County Court at Law 3. County Court at Law 3 handles a variety of legal matters that many citizens will encounter, including probate, guardianships, criminal misdemeanors, juvenile matters and civil cases. County Court at Law 3 is unique in that it oversees an advocacy program close to my heart—the Girls’ Court. Under the present leadership of Judge Susan Lowery, the Girls’ Court provides a caring place for young women in personal crisis. This program provides young ladies with discipline, structure, accountability, and direction for their lives, and oftentimes “firm love with a compassionate heart” intended to help guide these young ladies towards making good decisions that will forever change their lives. As your Judge, I am committed to diligently working for all the citizens of Fort Bend County and continuing this important program for our young ladies. The qualities that set me apart and make me the right choice for judge of this court are my servant’s heart; my commitment to conservative, Christian val- Yours in your service, ues; and my dedication to public service. My education, training, and experience provide me a strong foundation to faithfully adhere to a constitutionally sound approach of applying the rule of law as it is written, avoiding judicial activism and administering Tricia Krenek justice in a fair, impartial and compassionate manner.

Experienced. Governed by Christian Values. Passionate about Public Service.

THE BEST CHOICE in the race for Judge, Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 3

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FORT BEND COUNTY COURT AT LAW #3 Tricia Krenek is excited to promote her candidacy for Judge of County Court at Law No. 3. As an attorney, certified mediator, local volunteer, and public servant, Tricia Krenek has a track record of advocating for others and achieving positive impactful results, all of which will serve the citizens of Fort Bend County well. She desires to bring her legal skills and keen business acumen to Fort Bend County judiciary.

Professional Experience

As the managing partner of a small litigation boutique firm in Katy with her husband, Ed Krenek, Tricia has a first-hand understanding and respect for the rule of law and experience that makes her the right choice for the County Court of Law bench. As part of her legal practice, Tricia has handled hundreds of cases to conclusion through trial, mediation, and settlement. Her experience includes a wide variety of business and commercial litigation, civil rights cases, consumer matters, products liability, shareholder and business organization cases, personal injury, mass plaintiff matters, property tax litigation, wills and probate, trust and estate planning, oil and gas matters, landlord-tenant issues, and a host of other civil cases. Tricia’s successes in the courtroom are the result of her dedication to clients and the law as well as her zeal towards finding a resolution that promotes the interests of the parties involved while remaining committed to upholding the highest standards of the law. Tricia’s business successes, both in and out of the court-

room, have been important in shaping her leadership style as a competent and efficient consensus builder and problem solver.

Education

Coupled with her legal experience, Tricia’s educational background makes her a smart choice for Fort Bend County. Tricia graduated from the University of St. Thomas earning both a BBA and MBA in accounting prior to obtaining her law degree from the University of Houston Law Center. She has studied abroad as an undergraduate at the University of Reading in England and then as a law student at the University of Innsbruck in Austria under the late United States Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Prior to entering private practice, Tricia served as a judicial law clerk to then state district judge and now Texas Supreme Court Justice Jeff Brown. Additionally, Tricia has worked towards improving educational outreach and lobbying efforts at the local, state and national arenas for Texas Right to Life.

Community Involvement

In addition to her legal and business experience, Tricia has a proven track history of working with people at the local, state and federal levels to provide services to the people of Fort Bend County. Motivated by her desire to serve her community, Tricia was elected to Fulshear City Council in May of 2014, and is currently the Mayor Pro Tem. Tricia passionately supports local or-

ganizations including the Fort Bend County Republican Party as precinct chair, Fort Bend Rancher’s Ball, Texana Steering Committee, Family Hope, Fulshear Police Foundation, Arts Fulshear, Second Mile, American Red Cross, Fort Bend Recovers, Bike for Mike, Keep Fulshear Beautiful and Texas Right to Life, and has chaired fundraisers for several of these organizations. She is a member of the State Bar of Texas, College of the State Bar (an honorary society of lawyers who are among the best trained attorneys in Texas), Fort Bend County Bar Association, Brazos River Rotary Club, Fulshear Area Chamber of Commerce, Katy Lady Lawyer Society and the Republican Women’s Club of Katy. Tricia is eager to share her uniquely qualified experience and talents as a small business owner, attorney and public servant with the residents of Fort Bend County as she continues to follow the path of public service with focused leadership.

Personal Life

Tricia is married to Ed Krenek—a 4th generation Fort Bend County resident. They have a beautiful blended family of eight including her four wonderful stepchildren, Keith, Kelli, Andrea, Carol and her husband, Dallas, granddaughter, Mary Elizabeth and the family dog, Bella. The Kreneks are members of St. Faustina Catholic Church, lifelong Texas residents and proud to call Fort Bend County home.

Vote “Yes” to Elect Judge Maria T. Jackson! “Let’s make history together in the Lone Star State.”

“I’M ASKING FOR THE VOTE OF EVERY TEXAN!” — Judge Maria T. Jackson for Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 1

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Maria T. Jackson named “BEST CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE” by the Houston Press.

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Help elect Judge Maria T. Jackson to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals - Place 1 Presiding Judge, by voting YES to elect her on November 6th, 2018. Or skip the lines and vote early starting October 22, 2018. Judge Jackson has been the presiding judge of the 339th State District Court since 2008. Judge Jackson is a great asset and public servant who rules her courtroom with compassion and professionalism. She has won numerous awards, performed countless hours of volunteer work, and has earned the trust and respect of many who call Houston home. She is a fair and impartial judge who has a genuine concern for the safety of police and every warm-blooded Texan. So let’s make history together in Texas by electing this FAIR, ACCOMPLISHED, TOUGH, AND HONEST JUDGE TO THE TEXAS COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 1 on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

"Do not judge according to appearance, but judge with righteous judgment." John 7:24

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Let’s Re-Elect Mayor Allen Owen in Missouri City on November 6, 2018! Missouri City, Texas

Mayor Allen Owen and Political Analyst, Jacquie Baly

ELECTION DAY:

Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Vote Early:

Monday, October 22, 2018 - Friday, November 2, 2018

“Mayor Allen Owen has done an excellent job representing Missouri City, Texas. So, I encourage you to cast your vote to keep Mayor Allen Owen on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.” -- JACQUIE BALY

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FORT BEND ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES CALLS FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 BOND ELECTION

$992.6 million bond referendum, followed by a projected $705.2 million bond plan in 2021.

FORT BEND ISD – During its August 13 meeting, the Fort Bend ISD Board of Trustees unanimously voted to call a November 6 bond election to address capital needs related to new construction, safety and security, renovations to address maintenance and adequacy throughout the District, and transportation and technology. The development of the $992.6 million bond referendum follows an extensive Facilities Master Planning process that began in January of 2018 to ensure that the District is providing the best learning environments, valuable opportunities and access to programs in accordance with the Board-adopted Profile of a Graduate. This Facilities Master Planning process helped to identify construction projects and other life-cycle maintenance and adequacy needs essential for the next six years, and led to the development of an updated capital plan. This capital plan also includes additional funding for safety and security, technology, and transportation needs. The $992.6 million bond referendum will fund the first of a two-phase, six-year plan to address capital needs in the District, which is expected to serve more than 85,000 students by the year 2027. Phase one includes the

The $992.6 million November 6, 2018 bond referendum includes:

$403.4 million for new construction, rebuilds and additions, including the construction of three elementary campuses, design of one middle school, construction of one high school, the rebuild of Lakeview Elementary and Meadows Elementary, and additions at Madden Elementary and Neill Elementary.

$396.5 million to address life-cycle deficiencies and facility adequacy across the District.

tential three penny increase may be needed during the duration of the three-year program, with the earliest increase not anticipated until 2020. With a three-penny increase, at $1.35, Fort Bend ISD would still have one of the lowest projected tax rates compared to other districts nearby, and with a lower debt per student ratio. Note: Taxpayers who have established Over 65 or Disabled Persons exemptions would not be impacted by a potential tax increase, as they have established tax ceilings on their homesteads and those ceilings will not be impacted. As the November 6 bond election nears, there will be many opportunities for members of the Fort Bend ISD community to learn more about the bond program. Details about community meetings will be shared as plans are finalized, with the most up to date information available at www.fortbendisd.com/bond.

$14.9 million to fund safety and security upgrades and investments. $10.6 million for transportation. $142.6 million for technology. $19.7 million for future land purchases. *$5 million program contingency.

VOTE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 While a successful bond election would not necessitate any immediate change in the tax rate of $1.32, a po-

SUSAN SOTO VALUES THE VOTE, PRAYERS AND SUPPORT OF EVERY MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS VOTER!

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Nine Reasons Why Susan Is the Best-qualified Candidate for City Council At-Large Position #2

1. Seventeen years of experience working in governmental entities (Texas public school districts) 2. Award-winning attorney representing parents, students & teachers against schools & school districts 3. Active in Missouri City: member of the Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee & TIRZ Board #1 4. Self-employed small business owner with a flexible schedule, allowing her to be available to constituents & stakeholders in Missouri City, Texas 5. President of the Thunderbird North Community Association

6. Member of the city’s oldest civic club, the Woman's Club of Missouri City, which awards scholarships to Missouri City high school seniors annually 7. Service-minded, Susan & her husband are members of the Stafford-Missouri City Lions Club (Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service organization) 8. Bilingual in Spanish & able to communicate with a wider sampling of Missouri City residents 9. Not afraid to speak up in order to right a wrong, Susan is one of the attorneys who sued FBISD & Fort Bend County regarding unethical and unconstitutional truancy practices, giving a voice to families in our community Don’t forget to cast your vote for Susan Soto!

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Early voting begins on Monday, October 22, 2018, and ends on Friday, November 2, 2018.

“It’s imperative that we make it our business to elect the “BEST-QUALIFIED” candidates who value “US” when we go to the polls to vote in 2018.”

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COUNCILMAN JERRY WYATT VALUES THE VOTE, PRAYERS AND SUPPORT OF EVERY SINGLE MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS VOTER!

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During her 32 year tenure as an attorney, Amy Mitchell has handled over 2000 litigation cases of varying complexity from inception to conclusion. Her caseload has included a large number of complex litigation matters, including class actions, multi party death cases and appeals. Her experience includes trying over 70 cases to conclusion, handling 500+ mediations, and

Not only are Amy's clients satisfied, judges and other lawyers have recognized Amy has one of the finest: awarding her an "A.V." rating by the Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review ratings. Along with extensive personal injury and civil litigation experience, she also handles wills and probate, has been appointed by the court on numerous cases regarding

about 20 arbitrations. Amy is certified as an arbitrator by both the American Arbitration Association and FINRA (Securities arbitrations). She has extensive experience in all aspects of civil, personal injury and commercial litigation.

guardianship, eminent domain and misdemeanors. Amy’s varied practice has included handling all types of matters that appear in the Fort Bend County Court at Law. She has successfully argued a case in the court of appeals related to the arbitra-

tion clause in credit card contracts. Amy earned her law degree from the Case Western Reserve University and a Bachelors degree in Literature from S.U.N.Y.- Oneonta. Amy is a New York native, but has the blessing of being a Texas resident since 1985. She and her husband Gordon Berkstresser are proud to reside in Fort Bend County. Amy is also very active in her community, and has dedicated countless hours with her involvement in various efforts and organizations. She has chaired numerous community events including the Groovy Party for Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels and Wine and Music for Literacy as well as helped raised hundreds of thousands of dollars towards the prevention of child abuse, to fighting domestic abuse, to fighting illiteracy, and to providing toys to underprivileged children for Christmas.

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AMY MITCHELL VALUES THE VOTE, PRAYERS AND SUPPORT OF EVERY FORT BEND COUNTY VOTER!

★TRUSTED ★ EXPERIENCED ★ FAIR ★ Extensive Practice in Fort Bend County Courts at Law ★ Sugar Land City Council Member ★ Resident of Sugar Land since 1994 ★ Fort Bend Business Owner ★ Active Community Leader ★ Hands-on Community Involvement

With more than three decades of trial experience, Amy strives to provide her clients with practical and economical solutions to their disputes, giving honest and candid information and analysis, enabling her clients to make the best decision possible. Her clients find her professional, knowledgeable, thorough and skillful both in and out of the courtroom. They know that when they need answers, Amy will be there to help with their questions and problems. Amy will bring the same work ethic, experience, expertise and compassion with her to the bench as Judge.

★ Early voting: October 22–November 2 ★ Election Day: Tuesday, November 6

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JUDGE BRIDGES VALUES THE VOTE, PRAYERS AND SUPPORT OF EVERY FORT BEND COUNTY VOTER!

Chad Bridges was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to be the Presiding Judge of the 240th Judicial District Court after Judge Thomas R. Culver III retired. The 240th's jurisdiction includes all of Fort Bend County. Chad grew up in Fort Worth and graduated from Boswell High School located a few miles north of the Fort Worth Stockyards. At Boswell High School, Chad was a member of the football team, student council, the YMCA's Youth in Government program, and was voted "Most Studious" Senior. Chad graduated from Texas A&M in 1991. Chad was a member of the football team his first two years and was part of the 1987 squad that won the Southwest Conference Championship and beat Notre Dame in the 1988 Cotton Bowl. Chad was a member of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets for four years and reached the level of Group Commander in the Air Force ROTC. Chad was a member of the Ross Volunteers his last two years at A&M and was named the Outstanding Senior Ross Volunteer in 1991. Chad graduated from the University of Houston Law Center in 1994. While in law school, Chad met his future wife Claudia Marie Torres. Chad and Claudia have been married for over twenty years. They have a son named Matthew and a daughter named Lauren. Chad and Claudia were named co-volunteers of the year for the Pecan Grove Gators of the Fort Bend Youth Football League in 2012. Chad and Claudia are lifetime members of the Fort Bend County Fair. Also, Chad volunteers for Fort Bend Senior's Meals on Wheels.

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