This was sent to the MCC site and we are posting it here. Ms Olivo has opposed the expansion of the Blue Ridge Landfill and the tolling of our public roads for private foreign companies. Get more below:
St. Representative Dora Olivo
Endorsed by Houston Area Legislators
State Representative Dora Olivo of Rosenberg has received the endorsement of many Houston area legislators as she seeks re-election in 2010.
Olivo, a Democrat representing part of Fort Bend County, will be running for her eighth term in the Texas House of Representatives next year.
“I am humbled by the support of so many of my colleagues in the Houston area,” said Olivo. “I look forward to returning to the House and working with them on many issues that protect the interests of our families and communities, including education and mental health.”
Endorsing Olivo for re-election are State Senator Mario Gallegos and State Representatives
Alma A. Allen, Carol Alvarado, Ellen Cohen, Garnet F. Coleman, Harold V. Dutton, Jr., Jessica Farrar, Ana E. Hernandez, Scott Hochberg, Kristi Thibaut, Senfronia Thompson, Sylvester Turner,
Hubert Vo and Armando Walle.
Olivo serves on the Public Education and Border and Intergovernmental Affairs Committees in the House.
Campaign site: http://www.doraolivo.com/
Monday, October 19, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Richard Raymond Announces Run For Fort Bend County District Attorneys Office!
FBN: Raymond Announces Run For Fort Bend County District Attorney
Raymond Announces Run For Fort Bend County District Attorney
October 15th, 2009 | by FortBendNow Staff
Republican Richard Raymond has officially announced his candidacy for the Fort Bend County District Attorney Republican primary on March 2. He will most likely face long-time District Attorney John Healy, although Healey has made no formal announcement that he will run again.
Raymond is a practicing attorney and partner at Cohen & Raymond, L.C., as well as the president of Gulf Scientific, Inc. Raymond serves on the board of directors for Access Chemicals & Services LLC. Raymond is a past CEO of Pritech Technologies, Inc., and a past director of Petrochem Consulting SA de CV. Raymond has also worked as a tax research analyst at Deloitte & Touche.
“As your next District Attorney, I pledge to make Fort Bend County a better place for families to live, work and raise children,” said Raymond. “As DA, you can be assured that Fort Bend County will not be a friendly place for drug dealers and career criminals. I believe in seeking strong sentences for criminals, and will make sure individuals wanting to do harm to our county’s children and senior citizens will be punished for their actions to the fullest extent of the law.”
He has been a Fort Bend County resident for almost 30 years.
Source: http://www.fortbendnow.com/2009/10/15/41442#comment-5156
"Weinmann said Raymond believes he can clean up the image of Healey's office that in recent years has been tarnished by public criticism of his office's handling of several cases as reported by the press.
"Mr. Raymond wants to provide better service to taxpayers and further his commitment to justice," Weinmann said." Chronicle
http://www.ultimatefortbend.com/2009/10/missouri-city-lawyer-eyes-das-job
Raymond Announces Run For Fort Bend County District Attorney
October 15th, 2009 | by FortBendNow Staff
Republican Richard Raymond has officially announced his candidacy for the Fort Bend County District Attorney Republican primary on March 2. He will most likely face long-time District Attorney John Healy, although Healey has made no formal announcement that he will run again.
Raymond is a practicing attorney and partner at Cohen & Raymond, L.C., as well as the president of Gulf Scientific, Inc. Raymond serves on the board of directors for Access Chemicals & Services LLC. Raymond is a past CEO of Pritech Technologies, Inc., and a past director of Petrochem Consulting SA de CV. Raymond has also worked as a tax research analyst at Deloitte & Touche.
“As your next District Attorney, I pledge to make Fort Bend County a better place for families to live, work and raise children,” said Raymond. “As DA, you can be assured that Fort Bend County will not be a friendly place for drug dealers and career criminals. I believe in seeking strong sentences for criminals, and will make sure individuals wanting to do harm to our county’s children and senior citizens will be punished for their actions to the fullest extent of the law.”
He has been a Fort Bend County resident for almost 30 years.
Source: http://www.fortbendnow.com/2009/10/15/41442#comment-5156
"Weinmann said Raymond believes he can clean up the image of Healey's office that in recent years has been tarnished by public criticism of his office's handling of several cases as reported by the press.
"Mr. Raymond wants to provide better service to taxpayers and further his commitment to justice," Weinmann said." Chronicle
http://www.ultimatefortbend.com/2009/10/missouri-city-lawyer-eyes-das-job
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