I'm actually a day late with this post. Early voting started yesterday (Monday) in the state of Texas. I encourage all of my readers to vote in this election, and vote how your conscience tells you -- not how others want you to vote or who you think will win. This is your chance to have a voice in how you are going to be governed for the next couple of years. Don't pass up this chance. Don't let others make this decision for you.
Here is how I will be voting:
U.S. SENATOR
David Alameel (Democrat)
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 13
Mike Minter (Democrat)
GOVERNOR
Wendy Davis (Democrat)
LT. GOVERNOR
Leticia Van De Putte (Democrat)
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Sam Houston (Democrat)
COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
Mike Collier (Democrat)
LAND COMMISSIONER
John Cook (Democrat)
AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER
Kenneth Kendrick (Green Party)
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
Steve Brown (Democrat)
SUPREME COURT, CHIEF JUSTICE
William Moody (Democrat)
SUPREME COURT, JUSTICE PLACE 6
Lawrence Edward Meyers (Democrat)
SUPREME COURT, JUSTICE PLACE 7
Gina Benevides (Democrat)
SUPREME COURT, JUSTICE PLACE 8
RS Roberto Keolsch (Democrat)
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, JUDGE PLACE 3
John Granberg (Democrat)
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, JUDGE PLACE 4
Judith Sanders-Castro (Green Party)
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, JUDGE PLACE 9
George Joseph Altgelt (Green Party)
STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 31
Steven Gibson (Libertarian)
STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 87
Abel Bosquez (Democrat)
