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Pro-Life Voter Guide for Harris County 2018 Republican Primary PRO-LIFE VOTER GUIDE FOR HARRIS COUNTY 2018 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY Early voting: February 20 - March 2 Election Day: March 6 Please vote for all of Texas Right to Life’s endorsed candidates, and take this Pro-Life voter guide with you into the voting booth. U.S. Senate: Ted Cruz Texas House U.S. Congress: District 126: Kevin Fulton District 2: Kathaleen Wall District 128: Briscoe Cain District 7: John Culberson District 129: Dennis Paul District 8: Kevin Brady District 130: Tom Oliverson District 10: Michael McCaul District 132: Michael Schofield District 22: Pete Olson District 133: Jim Murphy District 36: Brian Babin District 134: Susanna Dokupil District 135: Gary Elkins Governor: Greg Abbott District 138: Dwayne Bohac Lieutenant Governor: Dan Patrick District 150: Valoree Swanson Attorney General: Ken Paxton Court of Appeals Comptroller of Public Accounts: Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Place 7: Glenn Hegar Terry Yates and Katy Boatman Commissioner of Agriculture: Sid Miller Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Place 8: Michael Massengale Railroad Commissioner: Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Place 9: Jennifer Caughey Christi Craddick Justice, 14th Court of Appeals, Place 3: Brett Busby Texas Supreme Court Harris County Races Place 2: Jimmy Blacklock Judge, 182nd Criminal District Court: Jesse McClure Place 4: John Devine Judge, 184th Criminal District Court: Renee Magee Place 6: Jeff Brown Judge, 257th Family District Court: Melanie Flowers Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Judge, 263rd Criminal District Court: Charles Johnson Place 8: Michelle Slaughter Judge, 295th Civil District Court: Richard Risinger Judge, Harris County Court at Law No. 2: Erin Swanson Texas Senate District 7: Paul Bettencourt Judge, Harris County Civil Court at Law No. 4: District 17: Joan Huffman Sofia Mafrige Harris County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 5, Place 2: Mike Wolfe Harris County Chairman: Chris Carmona Texas Right to Life, the state’s oldest, largest, & only statewide Pro-Life organization, only endorses candidates and incumbents who will champion the Pro-Life cause as officeholders. All Texas Right to Life endorsed candidates have undergone a thorough and vigorous vetting process to ensure that they share the goals of Texas Right to Life to protect innocent human Life from conception until natural death, regardless of age or disability, through public policy reforms. More information is available at TexasRightToLife.com. Pol. ad. paid for by Texas Right to Life Committee, Inc. (www.TexasRightToLife.com) 9800 Centre Parkway, Suite 200 Houston, TX 77036 Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee..
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