Harris County

In what seemed like a blink of an eye and **flash** we have now concluded the March Primary here in Texas. The following is the list of winners on the Democratic ticket who will challenge the Republican nominees this November. Only a handful of races were not decided and those my friends are destined for runoff treatment.

FEDERAL

U.S. House District 18 – Sheila Jackson Lee

U.S. House District 22 – Kesha Rogers

STATE

Governor – Bill White

Lieutenant Governor – Linda Chavez-Thompson

Land Commissioner – Hector Uribe

Agriculture Commissioner – Hank Gilbert

State House District 27 – Ron Reynolds

State House District 146 – Borris Miles

DISTRICT

Judge, 113th District – Christina Bryan

Judge, 157th District – Shawn Thierry  Read More »

The local Harris County Republican Party is enterting the 21st century and what better way to engage in technology then to bring their constiuents along for the ride.

They have  scheduled “Facebook 101” seminars in order to train their base … so they could engage in the political arena on the internet.

In an email blast, Jared Woodfill stated:  Read More »

The position of District Clerk may not be the most glamorous or easily recognized in the political spectrum but it’s a good place for newly elected Democrat Loren Jackson to introduce the Information Age to a government institution that handles … well a lot of information.

Within 2 months, Jackson has transformed the Harris County District Clerk's Office and is on the road to joining the technology standards of 2009. Jackson, a former Litigation Attorney with McLeod, Alexander, Powel & Apffel, is not intimidated by technology and seems to understand the potential power it encompasses if utilized properly.

His campaign goals were technology heavy … but one look at how the former District Clerk handled business would inspire one thought … archaic ... when it came to how technology was implemented in the office.  Read More »