THE RACE FOR MAYOR
BALY JACQUIE
2019
ELECTION -HAND BOOK-
Political Analyst Jacquie Baly Endorses Bill King
Four Years Ago Bill King Came Within 4,000 Votes of Winning the Mayors Race — HE’S BACK! PUBLISHED BY AUBREYRTAYLORCOMMUNICATIONS - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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Tony Buzbee is running for Mayor of Houston,Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
Dwight Boykins is running for Mayor of Houston, Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
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MLK GRANDE PARADE FOUNDER CHARLES STAMPS HAS ENDORSED BILL KING IN THE RACE FOR MAYOR OF HOUSTON, TEXAS
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BILL KING FOR MAYOR OF HOUSTON: “The future of Houston is always front and center for our team. Our youngest team member reminds us every day we're building a stronger Houston for generations to come.”
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BILL KING FOR MAYOR OF HOUSTON: “Jewish leadership from across our city, including the Medical Center, Braes Bayou, Uptown, Memorial and Kingwood met with Bill King recently to discuss solutions to improve flooding and community safety.”
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It’s time to clean up City Hall.
Let’s put 40 years of experience where Houston needs it most.
AUBREY R. TAYLOR: “THIS EDITION FEATURING THE BILL KING FOR MAYOR CAMPAIGN IS AN EXAMPLE OF OUR GROUND-GAME EDITION. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL (281)788-3033. — NOT A PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
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BILL KING FOR MAYOR OF HOUSTON: “Four years ago, Bill came within 4,000 votes of winning the Houston mayor’s race. He's been given a second chance, but do not think for one minute it will be easy. Your support, no matter how small, could make all the difference. Let's make 2019 the year we clean up city hall and get back to basics.”
ELECTION DAY: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2019 Houston is America’s city of opportunity. We can show the rest of the country how to run a world-class city where jobs are abundant, neighborhoods are safe, and the streets are properly maintained. However to do that, we need to clean up City Hall and get back to basics. As lifelong resident, I have the experience, the knowledge, and the passion for finding innovative solutions for Houston’s problems. My career as a businessman and lawyer has often intersected with government giving me a unique understanding of how the city operates and where it needs improvement. Beginning in 2004, I began researching and writing about these problems as a columnist with the Houston Chronicle, and now in my blog BillKingBlog.com. During the 2015 mayoral election, I was the first to speak openly about Houston’s need for pension reform, which became the leading campaign issue of that election, and led to significant changes in 2017. Our campaign centers on two themes: to clean up City Hall and get back to basics. We must end the widespread and rampant corruption within our city government. This is why I am supporting a citizen initiative that would ban political donations from people or companies that do business with the city. Government needs to work for the people, not political insiders.
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We also must get back to basics. That means city government must focus on the basic services it provides like combating crime, trash pickup, flood prevention, among others. These are basic services that every resident of Houston deserves, but city government has fallen short in recent years. Houston is my home. I was born and raised in the Clear Lake area and attended Clear Creek High School. I worked my way through college and law school at the University of Houston. I have served on the boards of various charities and other institutions like Interfaith Ministries, the Galveston Bay Foundation, Texas Southern University, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, Fire Fighters Foundation of Houston, Memorial Hermann Foundation, Houston Methodist Debakey Heart and Vascular Center Advisory Council, CYCLE, the HISD Foundation and many others. If you want a city with smooth streets; a city where the trash is picked up on time, all the time; a city where your neighborhood is regularly patrolled; and a city where your family can go to sleep on a stormy night without being flooded — in other words, a government that works for you and not political donors, join our campaign today! It’s time to clean up City Hall and get back to basics!
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BILL
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BILL KING: “Bishop Leroy Woodard Jr. of City Cathedral Church is one of Houston's most respected faith leaders. Bishop Woodard and his family have a legacy of hosting the annual Thanksgiving Super Feast for the homeless that goes back 40 years. His spirit of servant leadership and work in our community has inspired so many. I'm grateful to count on his support.”
Why I’m With Bill
“Bill King is the right choice. He is going to bring about a very unique change. He’s very susceptible to the needs of the community.”
— Bishop Dr. Leroy J. Woodard.
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Positions Drawn on the ballot for the Tues., November 5, 2019 General Election
Mayor
Demetria Smith Naoufal Houjami Victoria Romero Roy J. Vasquez Kendall Baker Derrick Broze Sue Lovell
Bill King Sylvester Turner Tony Buzbee Dwight A. Boykins Johnny “J.T.” Taylor
Council Member, District — A
Mehdi Cherkaoui Amy Peck Marina Angelica Coryat Lois Myers George Harry Zoes Iesheia Ayers-Myers
Council Member, District — B
Alice Kirkmon Ben White, Jr. Karen “KKC” KossieChernyshev Robin J. Anderson Broderick F. Butler Alvin D. Byrd Cynthia Bailey Prince E.W. Bryant II Karisma D. Gillam Tarsha Jackson Kenneth Perkins Renee Jefferson Smith Huey German-Wilson Alyson Quintana
Council Member, District — C Kevin Walker Amanda Wolfe Michelle Gianz Sean P. Marshall Gladys House Mary Jane Smith Bob Nowak
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Abbie Kamin Daphne Scarbrough Candelario Cervantez Greg Meyers Shelley Kennedy
Council Member, District — D Jerome Provost Ken Moore Carolyn Evans-Shabazz T. “Nissi” Hamilton Carla Brailey Mike Grissom Travis McGee Brad “Scarface” Jordan Dontrell L. Montgomery Anthony Kirk Allen Dennis Griffin Rashad Cave Terrill D. Thomas Marlon A. Christian Andrew C. Burks, Jr.
Council Member, District — E Dave Martin Sam Cleveland
Council Member, District — F Tiffany D. Thomas Jesus Zachary Zamora G. “John” Nguyen Richard Nguyen Anthony Nelson Van Huynh
Council Member, District — G Tom Baker Greg Travis Crystal Pletka
Council Member, District — H
Gaby Salcedo Cynthia Reyes-Revilla Karla Cisneros Isabel Longoria
Council Member, District — I
Robert Gallegos Richard “Rick” Gonzales
Council Member, District — J Andrew “Drew” Patterson Barry Curtis Sandra Rodriguez Nelvin Adriatico Federico “Freddie” Cuellar II Edward Pollard Rafael Galvan
Council Member, District — K Gerry Vander-Lyn Martha Castex-Tatum Kim Sauke
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Council Member, At-Large
Council Member, At-Large
Mike Knox Georgia Provost Raj Salhotra Yolanda Navarro Flores Larry Blackmon
Ericka McCrutcheon Tiko Hausman James “Joe” Joseph Jennifer Laney Nick Hellyar Bill Baldwin Jason Rowe Anthony Dolcefino Christel Bastida Javier Gonzalez Letitia Plummer
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Council Member, At-Large — Position #2
David W. Robinson Willie R. Davis M. “Griff” Griffin Emily Muñoz Detoto Jim Honey
Council Member, At-Large — Position #3
Jose Carlos Gonzalez Michael Kubosh Marcel McClinton Janaeya Carmouche
— Position #4
Council Member, At-Large — Position #5
J. Brad Batteau Ralph “Rafa” Garcia Catherine Garcia Flowers Eric Dick Sonia Rivera Michelle Bonton Sallie Alcorn Ashton P. Woods Marvin McNeese, Jr.
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Victoria Romero is running for Mayor of Houston, Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
Roy J. Vasquez is running for Mayor of Houston, Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
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Sue Lovell is running for Mayor of Houston, Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
Kendall Baker is running for Mayor of Houston, Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
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Naoufal Houjami is running for Mayor of Houston, Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
Demetria Smith is running for Mayor of Houston, Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
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Johnny “J.T.” Taylor is running for Mayor of Houston, Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
Derrick Broze is running for Mayor of Houston, Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
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Bill King is running for Mayor of Houston, Texas on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
Mayor Sylvester Turner will be running for re-election on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
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