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CONTESTED 2022 PRIMARY RACES

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Please don’t forget to vote early for the candidates of your choice on “SUPER TUESDAY” in the 2022 Republican Party Primary in Harris County, Texas. Early voting will begin on Monday, February 14, 2022, and end on Friday, February 25, 2022, in Harris County, Texas.

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COMMISSIONER #4 ENDORSEMENT

COMMISSIONER R. JACK is the Republican running for re-election in the race for County Commissioner for Precinct #4 on Tuesday, November 8, 2022. County Commissioner R. Jack Cagle is running unopposed on Tuesday, March 1, 2022, in the Republican Party Primary race for County Commissioner for Precinct #2. That being said, the lines for the precinct were redrawn by Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and her Democratic cohorts back during 2021, during redistricting.

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Tuesday, March 1, 2022 Contested Republican Party Primary Races

U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 2 - JAMESON ELLIS - DAN CRENSHAW - MILAM LANGELLA - MARTIN ETWOP U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 7 - TIM STROUD - LANCE STEWART - TINA BLUM COHEN - RUDY A. ATENCIO - LAIQUE REHMAN - JOHNNY TEAGUE - BENSON GITAU

U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 8 - CHRISTIAN COLLINS - JESSICA WELLINGTON - JONATHAN HULLIHAN - CANDICE C. BURROWS - JONATHAN A. MITCHELL - MICHAEL PHILIPS - MORGAN LUTTRELL - BETSY BATES - DAN MCKAUGHAN - CHUCK MONTGOMERY - TAYLOR M. WHICHARD IV

U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 22 - TROY E. NEHLS - GREGORY JONATHAN THORNE U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 29 - ROBERT SCHAFRANEK - LULITE EJIGU - JAIMY BLANCO - JULIO GARZA

U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 38 - DAVID HOGAN - DAMIEN MATTHEW PETER MOCKUS - JERRY FORD - RICHARD WELCH - WESLEY HUNT - BRETT GUILLORY - MARK RAMSEY - ROLAND LOPEZ - PHIL COVARRUBIAS - ALEX CROSS GOVERNOR OF TEXAS - PAUL BELEW - DANNY HARRISON - RICK PERRY - ALLEN B. WEST - GREG ABBOTT - DON HUFFINES - KANDY KAYE HORN - CHAD PRATHER

TEXAS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - TODD M. BULLIS - DAN PATRICK - DANIEL MILLER - ZACH VANCE - AARON SORRELLS - TRAYCE BRADFORD

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TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL - KEN PAXTON - LOUIE GOHMERT - GEORGE P. BUSH - EVA GUZMAN

COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS - MARK V. GOLOBY - GLENN HEGAR

COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE - RUFUS LOPEZ - VICTOR AVILA - TIM WESTLEY - DON W. MINTON - BEN ARMENTA - WESTON MARTINEZ - JON SPIERS - DAWN BUCKINGHAM

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE - SID MILLER - JAMES WHITE - CAREY A. COUNSIL

RAILROAD COMMISSIONER 2 - DAWAYNE TIPTON - TOM SLOCUM JR. - WAYNE CHRISTIAN - MARVIN "SARGE" SUMMERS - SARAH STOGNER JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 9 - DAVID J. SCHENCK - EVAN YOUNG

JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 5 - SCOTT WALKER - CLINT MORGAN

MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 6 - WILL HICKMAN - MIKE WOLFE MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 7 - JULIE PICKREN - ABOLAJI TIJAN “AYO” AYOBAMI - DANNY SURMAN - MICHAEL BARTON STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 11 - BOB MITCHEL - BIANCA GRACIA - ROBIN ARMSTRONG - MAYES MIDDLETON

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 127 - CHARLES CUNNINGHAM - DEANNA ROBERTSON

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 132 - MIKE SCHOFIELD - ERIK LE

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 133 - GREG TRAVIS - WILL FRANKLIN - SHELLEY TORIAN BARINEAU - BERT KELLER - MANO DEAYALA STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 134 - A.A. DOMINGUEZ - RYAN MCCONNICO

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 135 - MIKE MAY - STEPHEN HAGERTY

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 138 - JOSH FLYNN - CHRISTINE KALMBACH - LACEY HULL

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 147 - DAMIEN THADDEUS JONES - RASHARD BAYLOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 150 -DEBBIE RIDDLE - VALOREE SWANSON - VALERIE MCGILVREY - BRYAN LE

FAMILY DISTRICT JUDGE, 308TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT - TODD FRANKFORT - MICHAEL PATRICK DELANEY FAMILY DISTRICT JUDGE, 311TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT - GARDNER EASTLAND - RAY VANNORMAN

FAMILY DISTRICT JUDGE, 313TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT - JULIE A KETTERMAN - RACHEL LEAL-HUDSON COUNTY JUDGE - H.Q. BOLANOS - GEORGE HARRY ZOES - ALEXANDRA DEL MORAL MEALER - VIDAL MARTINEZ - ROBERT DORRIS - RANDY KUBOSH - MARTINA LEMOND DIXON - OSCAR GONZALES - WARREN A. HOWELL

COUNTY TREASURER - ERIC DICK - KYLE SCOTT

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VIDAL MARTINEZ FOR COUNTY

“Every vote cast for former Federal Prosecutor Vidal Martinez is a vote for a safer Harris County, Texas.” - AUBREY R. TAYLOR

COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT 2 - JACK MORMAN - RICHARD VEGA - DANIEL N. JASON - JERRY MOUTON - JOHN MANLOVE

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PRECINCT 5, PLACE 2 - ZEE ADAMS GIRE - BRET S. KISLUK - BOB WOLFE

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Former Federal Prosecutor and Harris County Judge Candidate Vidal Martinez Endorsed by Four Former U.S. Attorneys

U.S. Attorneys from Reagan to Trump administrations announce support for Vidal Martinez for Harris County Judge

HOUSTON – Former federal prosecutor and Republican candidate for Harris County Judge Vidal Martinez today announced his endorsement from four former U.S. Attorneys for the Southern District of Texas: Dan Hedges, appointed by former President Ronald Reagan; Ron Woods, appointed by former President George H.W. Bush; Larry Finder, appointed by U.S. Attorney General

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VIDAL MARTINEZ FOR COUNTY

“Every vote cast for former Federal Prosecutor Vidal Martinez is a vote for a safer Harris County, Texas.” - AUBREY R. TAYLOR

William Barr; and Ryan Patrick, appointed by former President Donald Trump.

"Crime is the number one issue on the minds of Harris County residents right now," the U.S. Attorneys said collectively. "The County Judge race is critical because this position has the authority to stop the long-term damage inflicted by failed policies causing this crime wave. We believe Vidal Martinez has the best experience and qualifications to tackle crime and turn Harris County around by implementing real solutions that will fix our broken criminal justice system, stop the failed bond reform allowing habitual violent offenders on our streets, address the backlog in 100,000 criminal court cases, and provide the support and funding our law enforcement agencies need."

After receiving a business degree at University of Texas - Austin and attending law school at the University of Houston, Martinez began his career in Houston as a federal prosecutor in 1978 and has practiced law for 44 years. He also served as former Chairman of the State Bar of Texas, the governing body of all lawyers in Texas, where a large part of deliberations and decisions during his one year term dealt with adequate "Access to Justice" and "Justice for All" programs at the State Bar to ensure that all Texans, regardless of income, had access to the courts and representation, mostly pro bono.

"I am grateful to receive the endorsement from Ron Woods, Larry Finder, Dan Hedges, and Ryan

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Political Ad Paid for by Vidal Martinez for Harris County Judge Campaign

Patrick – four U.S. Attorneys who I have respected and admired for many years," said Martinez. "Harris County is now the murder capital of the nation, and the skyrocketing crime is directly related to County Judge Lina Hidalgo’s failed bond reform which has inexplicably let career criminals out of jail on low or no bail or multiple felony bonds, which has now caused at least 160 murders since 2019.

“Based on the successful legal outcome for Dallas County last month at the 5th U.S. Court of Appeals, we know now that Harris County’s misdemeanor bond reform settlement in 2018 is illegal and has contributed to much of the crime spike,” the former federal prosecutor continued.

“Had Harris County been as successful as Dallas, we would have improved an already functioning criminal justice system, saved our county over $100 million dollars of taxpayer funds wasted on programs that cater to criminals instead of victims, saved hundreds of lives, and stopped the untold collateral losses incurred from the crime wave the Harris County Democrats on Commissioner’s Court directly unleashed by the wrongful settlement. As your next County Judge, I will make public safety the priority, end catch and release policies, and restore law and order to Harris County.”

Background on the U.S. Attorneys Daniel K. Hedges

Hedges has many years of experience representing government agencies, public corporations, private companies, and individuals in in-

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“Every vote cast for former Federal Prosecutor Vidal Martinez is a vote for a safer Harris County, Texas.” - AUBREY R. TAYLOR

ternal corporate and government investigations, large commercial multi-party litigation, employment litigation, class action and shareholder derivative suits, antitrust litigation, and qui tam litigation. Hedges served as the chairman of Texas Senators John Cornyn and Kay Bailey Hutchison's Federal Judicial Evaluation Committee, which screens prospective federal judges and U.S. Attorneys. Prior to founding the firm now known as Porter Hedges, Hedges was appointed

by President Ronald Reagan as the United States Attorney for the Southern District of Texas from 1981-1985.

Ronald G. Woods

Woods was appointed U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas by President George H.W. Bush in 1990.

His career spanned over five decades experience in handling white collar criminal cases. Woods focused on the prosecution of complex bank fraud cases which arose from the savings and loan industry as well as reorganization of the office and increasing the number of AUSAs to 130.

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Political Ad Paid for by Vidal Martinez for Harris County Judge Campaign

Woods served four years as a Special Agent and Legal Advisor in the FBI and nineteen years as a prosecutor in Houston prosecuting business crime cases. Mr. Woods was one of the first Assistant United States Attorneys named as Senior Litigation Counsel by the Department of Justice in 1980. This designation was started that year to recognize the top thirty prosecutors in the nation based upon their skill in the art of advocacy over an extended period of time.

Lawrence D. “Larry” Finder

Finder has extensive experience in government investigations, corporate compliance counseling, federal grand jury, trial practice, internal investigations and business crimes. He became U. S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas in 1993. He has been peer-rated as an AV Preeminent Attorney by Martindale-Hubbell and ranked in Chambers USA in 2017-2021 for Litigation, White Collar Crime & Investigations.

Finder's reputation as one of the top attorneys in his field is bolstered by his oft-cited studies on deferred prosecution agreements and non-prosecution agreements. He has also been recognized as one of the top FCPA lawyers working outside of Washington, DC by prestigious insider news organizations, including Main Justice.

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Ryan K. Patrick

Patrick was appointed by President Donald Trump as the 23rd U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas (SDTX) from 2018-2021. He was responsible for prosecuting and defending the interests of the United States in one of the largest districts in the country - covering 44,000 square miles and representing nearly 10 million people. He oversaw over 450 employees, including approximately 210 Assistant U.S. Attorneys who cover the seven offices across the district. Despite facing some of the most unprecedented issues to hit the district in his three years as USA, Patrick’s office still ranked as the top or second highest district in overall criminal prosecutions while maintaining a 95-96% conviction rate. The longest government shutdown in history, the national immigration debate, a tragic school shooting and COVID-19 all occurred during his tenure. Patrick was also former Judge of the 177th Judicial Criminal District Court in Harris County and a prosecutor in the Harris County District Attorney’s Office.

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BALLOT BY MAIL

RETURNING A VOTED BALLOT

In the process of voting and returning your mail ballot, make sure to follow the steps below:

1). Read all the instructions; 2). Use BLACK or BLUE ink to mark your choices on the ballot; 3). Place voted ballot in the Ballot Envelope and seal it; 4). Place Ballot Envelope in the enclosed pre-addressed carrier envelope; 5). Provide your identification number underneath the flap.

6). Seal carrier envelope and sign where indicated exactly as you signed the ballot by mail request; 7). Place appropriate postage and return it;

RETURNING YOUR BALLOT

A completed mail ballot MUST be returned to the Harris County Election Administrator’s Office in the Official Carrier Envelope provided to you. It may be returned in any of the following manners:

1). Regular residential mail via United States Postal Service; a. Ballots must be postmarked by 7:00 p.m. on Election day and received by 5:00 p.m. on the first business day after Election Day. 2). In-person drop off at Harris County Election Harris County Administration Building (1001 Preston, Houston, Texas 77002) on Election Day only from 7 am – 7 pm a. You must present an acceptable form of photo identification b. If a voter does not possess and cannot reasonably obtain an acceptable form of photo identification, the voter may show a List B identification and complete a Reasonable Impediment Declaration (RID) c. Only the voter may deliver their ballot in person 3). Common or contract carrier; such as personal courier, or FedEx or UPS, or other contracted mail service a. Ballot must be received by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day b. If the carrier provides receipt mark indicating a time before 7:00 p.m. on Election Day, it may be received by 5:00 p.m. on the first business day after Election Day.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTES

A voted ballot postmarked by Election Day must be received by the early voting clerk no later than 5:00 pm on the next business day after Election Day. If there is no postmark, early voting clerk must receive these ballots by 7:00 pm on Election Day. Ballots from civilians abroad must be received by the early voting clerk no later than the 5th day after Election Day. Ballots from Military voters must be received by the early voting clerk no later than the 6th day after Election Day.

“Our “ENDORSEMENT BOARD” has proudly endorsed Vidal Martinez in the Republican Primary race for Harris County Judge, on “Super Tuesday” in Harris County, Texas.”

REPUBLICAN

ATTORNEY VIDAL MARTINEZ is “ENDORSED” in the race for Harris County Judge on March 1, 2022.

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RASHARD BAYLOR is “ENDORSED” in the race for State Representative HD-147 on November 8, 2022.

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FORMER JUDGE LOYD WRIGHT is “ENDORSED” in the race for Judge, Probate Court #1, on Nov. 8, 2022.

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THE 5 STAR GENERAL is “ENDORSED” in the race for State Representative HD-131 on Nov. 8, 2022.