Sheriff Troy Nehls is Endorsed by Political Analyst Jacquie Baly in the July 14th Republican Runoff

GOP RUNOFF FRONT-RUNNERS

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PRESSLER

WOLFE

ADAMS

DANNA

GARRETT

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SHERIFF NEHLS

JACQUIE BALY

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Sheriff Troy Nehls is Endorsed by Political Analyst Jacquie Baly in the Runoff ...

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Yes, Robert M. Cadena made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

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Two Great Texans You Should Know!

AUBREY: “I encourage you to get to know more about Political Analyst Jacquie Baly and Sheriff Nehls.

AUBREY R. TAYLOR: “Politlcal Analyst Jacquie Baly endorsed Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy Nehls back on Tuesday, March 3, 2020, in the Republican Party Primary race for United States Representative for the 22nd Congressional District of Texas. And in case you don’t already know, Sheriff Nehls didn’t gain a majority of the vote, but will now face off against hard charging Kathaleen Wall in a Tuesday, July 14, 2020, runoff election for the Republican nomination. Early voting will begin on Monday, July 6, 2020.”

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HE MADE THE REP - RUNOFF United States Representative District 22

Part of Fort Bend, Harris, and Brazoria Counties.

Pierce Bush

11,281

15.43%

Douglas Haggard

398

0.54%

Jon Camarillo

Aaron Hermes Greg Hill

Matt Hinton

Dan Mathews Diana Miller

Troy Nehls

Brandon T. Penko Shandon Phan Bangar Reddy

Howard Steele

Kathaleen Wall Joe Walz Total

718 92

10,315 274

2,165 771

29,583 96

773

1,144 283

14,201 1,039

73,133

0.98%

0.13%

14.1%

0.37%

2.96%

1.05%

40.45% 0.13%

1.06%

1.56%

0.39%

19.42% 1.42%

Sheriff Troy Nehls will face off against Kathaleen Wall — Early voting starts on Monday, July 6, 2020 and ends July 10, 2020

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Meet Sheriff Nehls

Sheriff Troy Nehls has dedicated his life to service, something his father, a Korean War veteran and Distinguished Service Cross recipient, taught him from a young age. At 19, Troy enlisted in the U.S. Army reserve where he served the next 21 years. He led troops into combat and managed multi-million projects on deployments in Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan. He retired from the Army with the rank of Major and as the recipient of two Bronze Star medals. Back home, Troy continued his service through law enforcement.

In 1994, Troy began his law enforcement service with Fort Bend ISD. He has spent the two decades since serving Fort Bend County in various law enforcement roles. He served two-terms as a Constable in Ft. Bend County Pct. 4 and, in 2012, was elected Fort Bend County Sheriff. He won re-election as Sheriff in 2016 and will complete his second four-year term in 2020.

In his 8 years as Sheriff, Troy has maintained his fiscal conservative principles while managing the 826 staff and $79 million budget of the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office. He's also always cooperated with ICE officials in locking up and deporting criminal illegal immigrants. In fact, he's locked up and placed ICE deportation detainers on over 2,500 criminal illegal immigrants as Sheriff.

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His commitment to serving our communities goes beyond his official duties. During Hurricane Harvey, Sheriff Nehls didn't hide behind his desk. He was out on air boats rescuing pets still chained up, rescuing residents from homes and high water, and helping deliver feed to farmer's stranded cattle.

Troy comes from a long line of law enforcement family members with his father and two brothers also serving. His twin brother, Trever, holds the same Fort Bend County Constable position Troy once held.

Outside of his role as Sheriff, Troy proudly volunteers for many local groups throughout Fort Bend County. He is the Chairman of the “Fort Bend Salutes America” Memorial Day ceremony, a life member and former Commander of VFW Post 3903 in Rosenberg, and member of the Sugar Land Exchange Club, to name a few.

Troy supports President Trump, term limits, securing the border, cutting our out-of-control $23 trillion debt, and ensuring the free market economy remains strong. He believes we need to get back to business and deliver President Trump’s agenda to grow on his historic accomplishments of record lows in unemployment, record job creation, and a record stock market.

Troy lives in Richmond with his wife, Jill, daughters, Jenna, Cambry, and Tori, and their four dogs, Archer, Lulu, Buddy, and Boo. They worship at Faith United Methodist in Richmond, Texas.

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Yes, Troy Nehls made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

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Yes, Kathaleen Wall made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

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Yes, Terry Adams made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

Yes, James Lombardino made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

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Yes, Joe Danna made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

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Yes, Paul Day made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

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Yes, Mike Wolfe made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

Yes, Russ Ridgway made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

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Yes, James Pressler made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

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Yes, JJ Clemence made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

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Yes, Ro’vin Garrett made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

Yes, Cody Vasut made the Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Republican Runoff Election.

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HE MADE THE REP - RUNOFF Rep - Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Place 5

Ten Texas Counties Reporting

Terry Adams

91,384

32.48%

Chad Bridges

71,372

25.36%

Levi J. Benton James Lombardino Total

38,472

80,158

281,386

13.67%

28.49%

To win, Judge James Lombardino must now defeat Attorney Terry Adams on Tuesday, July 14, 2020 in the following counties: Austin, Brazoria, Chambers, Colorado, Fort Bend, Galveston, Grimes, Harris, Waller, and Washington — Early voting starts on Monday, July 6, 2020 and ends July 10, 2020

AUBREY R. TAYLOR REPORTS

On Tuesday, July 14, 2020, the Honorable Judge James Lombardino will be facing off against Attorney Terry Adams in the race for Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Place 5. This race will take place across ten counties in the state of Texas. In case you don’t already know, Harris County and Fort Bend County will both

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play pivotal roles in determining who wins this runoff race. Austin, Brazoria, Chambers, Colorado, Galveston, Grimes, Waller, and Washington counties will also be in play. As a refresher, back on March 3, 2020, in the Republican Party Primary, former Judge James Lombardino won Harris County and trailed Terry Adams in Brazoria and Fort Bend. However, with former Judge’s Levi J. Benton and Chad Bridges out of the way, it’s conceivable that Judge James Lombardino could win this runoff if he’s able to rally his supporters to show back up to cast their ballot on July 14th. He will also need to pick up some support from the party-faithful who cast their ballot for former Judge Chad Bridges (the third-place finisher) and former Judge Levi J. Benton (the fourthplace) finisher back on Tuesday, March 3, 2020.

ABOUT JUDGE LOMBARDINO

Judge James Lombardino began his legal career as an assistant district attorney at the Harris County DA’s office. Shortly after leaving the DA’s office he became a litigation partner in a local Houston-area law firm. While at the law firm, he gained valuable experience tying jury and non-jury cases throughout the state of Texas, and inside of United States federal courts. All of his hard work and diligence paid off back in 2010, when he was elected as judge of the 308th Family District Court in Harris County, Texas. In case you don’t know, Judge Lombardino did a great job presiding over the 308th Family District Court through 2018, when he, and many of his fellow Republican colleagues were swept from office in the 2018 wave led by former Congressman Beto O’Rourke, the “ME TOO MOVEMENT”, and the “Black Girl Magic” phenomenon where a large contingent of African American female judge (the nineteen) garnered worldwide attention and swung countywide races in favor of every Democratic candidate. However, all wasn’t lost whereas Judge James Lombardino is concerned, as to date, he continues to serve the people of Texas as visiting judge.”

JUDGE LOMBARDINO HAS THE EXPERIENCE

The 1st Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5, is responsible for ruling on civil, criminal and family law cases. Of the two choices facing off in the Tuesday, July

14, 2020, Republican Primary runoff, Judge James Lombardino appears to be the conservative with the most experience in these core areas. Judge Lombardino’s extensive trial experience, coupled with the valuable experience he’s garnered over the years serving as a judge has uniquely prepared him to server the people of Texas. “With eight years on the trial bench, I am very familiar with the issues a trial judge faces,” said Judge Lombardino. “I have extensive, knowledge of trial procedures, both civil and criminal rules of evidence, venue issues, and multi-jurisdictional issues including Hague Convention International Issues,” Judge Lombardino explained. What is he talking about? Well, I had to look it up myself. So, according to what I reviewed on “WIKIPEDIA” the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction or Hague Abduction Convention is a multilateral treaty developed by the Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH) that provides an expeditious method to return a child internationally abducted by a parent from one member country to another.

ABOUT THE COURT

Electing Judge James Lombardino as a Justice to the Court of Appeals could benefit all Texans. “The court of appeals is managed by Chief Justice Sherry Radack,” explains Judge Lombardino. “Should I defeat Terry Adams to win the Republican nomination on Tuesday, July 14, 2020, and then defeat the Democrat nominee (Amparo Monique Guerra) on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, I’ll be afforded the opportunity use my knowledge on family law issues to help identify cases that need the appellate court’s immediate attention,” he said. “These cases include, for example issues concerning the possession and safety of children and cases seeking termination of the parent-child relationship,” he went on to explain.

CALL TO ACTION

Judge James Lombardino is calling on all conservatives to cast their vote for him during the early voting period, which begins on Monday, July 6, 2020, and ends on Friday, July 10, 2020. Election Day voting for the “2020 Republican Party Primary Runoff Election” will take place on Tuesday, July 14, 2020 – if the Lord says the same.

Judge James Lombardino is ENDORSED by:

Paul Bettencourt, Senator, District 7 Mayes Middleton, Representative, District 23 Briscoe Cain, Representative, District 128 Valoree Swanson, Representative, District 150 Jack Cagle, Commissioner, Harris County, Precinct 4 Joel Castro, Alvin City Councilman At-Large, Position 2 Allen Fletcher, former State Representative, District 130 Chris Daniel, former Harris County District Clerk Stan Stanart, former Harris County Clerk Mike Sullivan, former Harris County Tax Assessor Bert Keller, former Houston City Councilman Ben Streusand, 3 Amigos, 700 KSEV-AM Houston Conservative Republicans of Texas Conservative Republkcans of Harris County Texans for Courageous Courts, a project of Empower Texas Texas Conservative Review Fort Bend Christian Magazine Katy Christian Magazine P.O.L.I.C.E. INC. Conservative Coalition of Harris County by Majority Vote Carol Koenig, Austin County Republican Club Paul.Vollrath, Austin County Precinct Chair 104 Tammi Sturm, Austin County Precinct Chair 314 Dale Gibble, Fort Bend county Precinct Chair 7050 Norma Jeter, Texas Tea Party Republican Women, Communications and Legislative Elvie Kingston, President, Texas Tea Party Republican Woman

Edith Gibson, President, Cherry Tree Republicans Yvonne Dewey, Brazoria County Republican Party Chair, 2001-2019 William Charles Wilson, Harris County Precinct Chair 405 Michael Bercu, Harris County Precinct Chair 489 Kay Smith, Harris County Precinct Chair 050 Roy Morales, SREC SD 13 Amy Holsworth, Harris county Precinct Chair 668 Gail Stanart, SREC SD 15 Melssa Rowell, Harris County Precinct Chair 480 Micheline Hutson, Harris County Precinct Chair 980 Rex Teter, Harris County Republican Party SD 6 Chair and Harris County Precinct Chair 302 Marcus Gwart, Harris County Precinct Chair 548 Ericka McCrutcheon, former Houston City Council At-Large Position #4 Candidate Rachael Hooper, Harris County Precinct Chair 016 Cheryl Dalton, Past President, Village Republican Women and Past President, Daughters of Liberty Rajada Fleming, 2nd Vice President, Village Republican Women David W. Luther, SREC SD 18 Audrey Luther, Waller County Republican Party Marilyn Stokes, Waller County Precinct Chair 105 Leela Madan, Attorney at Law Thomas E. Ross, Attorney at Law Papa Dieye, Attorney at Law Lacey West Fowler, Attorney at Law Melanie Flowers, Attorney at Law Emily Detoto, Attorney at Law Stuart Mayper, Republican Activist Galveston County Conservatives PAC Martha Wong, former Texas State Representative, HD 134 Mark Ramsey, SREC SD 7 Tom Zakes, Harris County Precinct Chair 0221

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“Growing up in San Antonio, my parents instilled in me two valuable lessons, ones that I have carried with me through everything. From my father, I learned that every conversation starts with listening, and from my mother, the compassion to accept people as they are.”

Judge Lombardino

Candidate for Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Place 5 Political Ad Paid for by James Lombardino for Judge Campaign, Elvie Kingston, Treasurer.

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“I’m asking for your vote on Tuesday, July 14, 2020.” — Judge James Lombardino