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FORT BEND COUNTY HARRIS COUNTY Cong. Tom DeLay Muslim American Cong. Ted Poe Tom Campbell Cong. John Culberson Michael Fjetland Republican Caucus Cong. Michael McCaul Pat Baig Ahmad Hassan Cong. Ron Paul Presents Eric Story Cynthia Sinatra State Sen. Jon Lindsay State Sen. Kyle Janek Mark Ellis Gary Gates Dan Patrick State Rep. Glenn Hegar Joe Nixon David Stall Peggy Hamric FBISD Trst. Ken Bryant By the People Angel DeLaRosa Mike Baldwin State Rep. Peggy Hamric Michael Franks Of the People John Devine Stan Kitzman Patricia Harless David Melanson State Rep. Joe Crabb David Showalter Joe Stunja Randy Smith Your elected leaders and candidates State Rep. Wayne Smith John Zerwas for office want to meet you. State Rep. John E. Davis County Judge Bob Hebert It is time to let them know how you feel State Rep. Corbin Van Arsdale State Rep. Charlie Howard State Rep. Bill Callegari Ron Booker about the issues that affect your family, your State Rep. Joe Nixon Gary Gillen school, your job and your country ! Mike Schofield Linda Howell Barbara Larson Jim Stokes Jim Murphy County Clk. Dianne Wilson State Rep. Martha Wong Ann Criswell Candidate and Community Gary Elkins District Atty. John Healey State Rep. Beverly Woolley Larry McDougal Meet and Greet Dinner Sylvia Spivey District Clk. Glory Hopkins State Rep. Dwayne Bohac Annie Elliott Dorothy Olmos Jeff Council Location: Arab American Cultural Charles George Naren Patel & Community Center State Rep. Robert E. Talton Bob Burton (Banquet Hall) Talmadge Heflin Susan McDaniel 10,555 Stancliff Rd. State Rep. Debbie Riddle Chairman Eric Thode Houston, Texas County Judge Robert Eckels And many more (near Savoy Rest. & Wilcrest) District Clerk Charles Bacarisse County Clk. Beverly Kaufman County Treas. Jack Cato Date/Times: Friday, February 17, 2006 Orlando Sanchez Chairman Jared Woodfill Reception 6:30 p.m. And many more Dinner at 7:00 p.m. Admission and Dinner is Free Seating is Limited Please Reserve For Reservations contact: Isabel @ 281-444-3100 ♦ Fax: 281-444-8288 ♦ [email protected] 12701 Veteran Memorial Drive #104 ♦ Houston TX 77014-2037 MARC is a grassroots organization which is officially recognized as a coalition of the Republican Party of Texas. www.muslimgop.org .

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