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TWA Political Action Committee Announces Selections for May 29 ISSUES AND ADVOCACY 0$.,1*$',))(5(1&( Candidates Earn Support for Primary Election TWA Political Action Committee Announces Selections for May 29 Party Primaries by GARY JOINER the texas wildlife association and the Texas Wildlife evaluations will be completed in advance of any Primary run-off Association Political Action Committee (TWAPAC) have election and in advance of the General Election on November 6. announced support for federal and state candidates in the May 29 The Texas Wildlife Association considers statements of support Primary Election. for candidates of federal office, while the TWAPAC considers TWA members and supporters are encouraged to consider these support for candidates of state office. (The TWAPAC is a registered candidates as they cast their ballot in the Democratic or Republican state political action committee.) Candidates selected for TWA and Primary elections. TWAPAC support are first recommended by the TWA Legislative The slate of candidates for the May 29 Primary election represents Committee and then approved by TWA Officers. the first candidate evaluation cycle in 2012. Additional candidate 5FYBT4FOBUF$IBNCFS 'GPPUFS4IVUUFSTUPDLDPN 20 7(;$6:,/'/,)( MAY 2012 PRIMARY ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENT ,668(6$1'$'92&$&< FEDERAL House District 32 ......Rep. Todd Hunter (R) U.S. Senate ................David Dewhurst (R) House District 38 ......Rep. Eddie Lucio III (D) STATE House District 44 ......Rep. John Kuempel (R) Texas Senate House District 53 ......Rep. Harvey Hilderbran (R) Senate District 1 ........Sen. Kevin Eltife (R) House District 54 ......Rep. Jimmie Don Aycock (R) Senate District 2 ........Sen. Bob Deuell (R) House District 56 ......Rep. Charles “Doc” Anderson (R) Senate District 3 ........Sen. Robert Nichols (R) House District 58 ......Rep. Rob Orr (R) Senate District 4 ........Sen. Tommy Williams (R) House District 59 ......Rep. Sid Miller (R) Senate District 5 ........Charles Schwertner (R) House District 60 ......Rep. Jim Keffer (R) Senate District 24 ......Sen. Troy Fraser (R) House District 64 ......Rep. Myra Crownover (R) Senate District 25 ......Sen. Jeff Wentworth (R) House District 68 ......Trent McKnight (R) Senate District 28 ......Sen. Robert Duncan (R) House District 71 ......Rep. Susan King (R) Senate District 30 ......Sen. Craig Estes (R) House District 72 ......Rep. Drew Darby (R) Senate District 31 ......Sen. Kel Seliger (R) House District 73 ......Rep. Doug Miller (R) Texas House of Representatives House District 80 ......Rep. Tracy King (D) House District 8 ........Rep. Byron Cook (R) House District 82 ......Rep. Tom Craddick (R) House District 10 ......Rep. Jim Pitts (R) House District 83 ......Rep. Charles Perry (R) House District 11 ......Rep. Chuck Hopson (R) House District 84 ......Rep. John Fruillo (R) House District 12 ......Kyle Kacal (R) House District 99 ......Rep. Charlie Geren (R) House District 13 ......Rep. Lois Kolkhorst (R) House District 121 ....Rep. Joe Straus (R) House District 17 ......Rep. Tim Kleinschmidt (R) House District 129 ....Rep. John Davis (R) House District 18 ......Rep. John Otto (R) House District 132 ....Rep. Bill Callegari (R) House District 21 ......Rep. Allan Ritter (R) House District 133 ....Rep. Jim Murphy (R) WWW.TEXAS-WILDLIFE.ORG 21.
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