Showing posts with label 2012 Metropolitan Transit Authority Referendum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2012 Metropolitan Transit Authority Referendum. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Key 2012 Metro Referendum and City of Houston Propositions










NOTE FROM AUBREY R, TAYLOR: In the upcoming 2012 Presidential Election please remember to go down your ballot to cast your vote on the Metropolitan Transit Authority Referendum if you're voting in Harris County. You may also want to check to make sure whether you can vote on the City of Houston, Proposition 2 as well. If so you can vote on Proposition 2, you should also cast your vote "FOR" or "AGAINST" Propositions A, B, C, D, and E in the City of Houston Texas Special Bond Election.

Metropolitan Transit Authority Referendum
The Metropolitan Transit Authority is having a Referendum Election on it's Street Improvement Mobility Program where Harris County voters will vote "FOR" or "AGAINST" the continued dedication of up to 25% of Metro's sales and use tax revenues for street improvements and related projects for the period of October 1, 2014 through December 31, 2025 as authorized by law and win on increase in the current rate of Metro's sales and use tax. NOTE: If you live in Harris County, please make sure that you take a moment to go down your ballot and vote on the Metropolitan Transit Authority Referendum on Election Day.
City of Houston, Proposition No. 2
Proposition number 2 is relating to amending the Charter of the City of Houston to conform initiative, referendum, and recall processes to current law. Voters will vote "FOR" or "AGAINST" this proposition: Shall Article V, Section 10 (adopted 1951), Article VII-a (adopted 1913), and Article VII-b (adopted 1913) of the Charter of the City of Houston be amended to remove obsolete references to party primaries and partisan City elections, to address the impact of current election laws and procedures, and to recognize the existence of council districts in initiative, referendum, and recall petition processes? NOTE: If you live in the City of Houston, please make sure that you take a moment to go down your ballot and vote on Proposition No. 2.

City of Houston, Proposition A
City of Houston, Texas Special Bond Election to be held on Tuesday, November 6th, 2012: Proposition A is related to the issuance of $144,000,000 public safety improvement bonds for the acquisition, construction, rehabilitation and equipment of public safety public improvements for police and fire departments and the levying of taxes sufficient for the payment thereof and interest thereon. Voters will be given the opportunity to vote "FOR" or "AGAINST" this proposition.

City of Houston, Proposition B
City of Houston, Texas Special Bond Election to be held on Tuesday, November 6th, 2012: Proposition B is related to the issuance of $166,000,000 park improvement bonds for the conservation, improvement, acquisition, construction and equipment of neighborhood parks, recreational facilities and bayous, including such green spaces along all bayous to create an integrated system of bayou walking, running and bicycle trails to enhance, preserve and protect the health of citizens, water quality, natural habitat and native wildlife and the levying of taxes sufficient for the payment thereof and interest thereon. Voters will be given the opportunity to vote "FOR" or "AGAINST" this proposition on Election Day.

City of Houston, Proposition C
City of Houston, Texas Special Bond Election to be held on Tuesday, November 6th, 2012: Proposition C is related to the issuance of $57,000,000 permanent public improvement bonds for the acquisition, construction, rehabilitation, remediation and equipment of permanent improvements that support public health, sanitation and other essential general services of the City and the levying of taxes sufficient for the payment thereof and interest thereon. Voters will be given the opportunity to vote "FOR" or "AGAINST" this proposition on Election Day.

City of Houston, Proposition D
City of Houston, Texas Special Bond Election to be held on Tuesday, November 6th, 2012: Proposition D is related to the issuance of $28,000,000 library improvement bonds for the acquisition, construction, rehabilitation and equipment of the public library system and the levying of taxes sufficient for the payment thereof and interest thereon. Voters will be given the opportunity to vote "FOR" or "AGAINST" this proposition on Election Day.

City of Houston, Proposition E

City of Houston, Texas Special Bond Election to be held on Tuesday, November 6th, 2012: Proposition E is related to the issuance of $15,000,000 affordable housing bonds for the acquisition, construction, rehabilitation and equipment of affordable housing and the levying of taxes sufficient for the payment thereof and interest thereon. Voters will be given the opportunity to vote "FOR" or "AGAINST" this proposition on Election Day.
 


































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"KEEP CONGRESSMAN BRADY FIGHTING FOR US! Do you believe the country is headed in the wrong direction? Are you worried that your children and grandchildren won't have the same freedom and opportunities that you enjoy? …Congressman Kevin Brady is a pro-family, pro-small business conservative. He's fighting for free enterprise, limited government, a balanced budget, secure border, more American-made energy and an innovation economy that leads the world. …Kevin is known for staying in touch with those he represents. Unlike many, he never moved to Washington and commutes to work each week from Texas. To make sure he is accountable to his constituents, Kevin holds more than 50 town hall meetings a year."
"Ron Lovett is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization; AV Preeminent Rated; A member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association; A member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum; and a member of the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. And He's ready to be Justice of the 1st Court of Appeals, for Place 2 with your support. Vote early for Ron Lovett!"
DALE HENRY: “The Texas Railroad Commission supervises and regulates the oil and gas well drilling in the State of Texas. I have 57 years of energy TECHNOLOGY, EXPERIENCE, and KNOW-HOW, plus the most important - the ability to use the ART of assembling these three major basics of the oil and gas industry to solve problems quickly and efficiently. My areas of research and study have always promoted environmental protection by reducing contamination of our water supplies focused on oil/gas well casing, cementing, and oil/gas well fracturing - period of over 57 years. Vote early for Dale Henry.”
ROBERT SUMMERLIN: “My extensive experience in the courtroom makes me uniquely qualified to be your next Criminal Court Judge. I possess the right balance of fairness and toughness, so that I can offer justice that is unparalleled.”
"Judge Kyle Carter has presided over more than 5,000 cases to disposition, including over 130 full jury or bench trials, all while going the extra mile to save Harris County’s hard-earned taxpayer dollars. Judge Carter also started a judicial outreach program called “Judges at Work in Schools”, designed to take the Courthouse to the Classroom and educate our youth about the judicial branch. Vote for Judge Carter on Tuesday, November 6th, 2012."
JUSTICE BRETT BUSBY: "I have the most relevant experience for this position: I have specialized in appeals for fourteen years, and I am Board Certified in Civil Appellate Law. I began my legal career as a law clerk at the U.S. Supreme Court, and I was a partner at Bracewell & Giuliani LLP before taking the bench. The attorneys in my district chose me as the best candidate for this position in three anonymous polls. I won the State Bar of Texas Judicial Poll and the Houston Bar Association Preference Poll, and I was overwhelmingly rated the most "well qualified" candidate in this race in the Houston Bar Association Qualification Poll.* Those who protect our neighborhoods have chosen me. I’m now endorsed by the Houston Police Officers’ Union, The Houston Professional Fire Fighters Association, and The Harris County Deputies Organization."

TAWANA CADIEN: "Let's face reality. Right here in Texas, hospitals are closing, costs are going up, and 25% of Texans are currently uninsured. A major reason for that is when people are treated who have no insurance, someone has to pay. The Affordable Care Act addresses that. It is a CONSTITUTIONAL law that provides coverage to many that does not currently exist."


"Don Self the Republican running for Judge of the 152nd District Court in Harris County has a true understanding of what it takes to be successful in law, business and the military. As a leader in the community, he has what it takes to become the Judge of the 152nd District Court. Self has 16 years of private practice experience. A United States Navy Veteran, Self earned two Citations and a Commendation while serving our country. He was also honorably discharged."
"Democrat Erica S. Lee is running for this office to serve Precinct 1 on the Harris County Board of Education because she believes that all children deserve a quality education. And, as a certified teacher and lifelong advocate for educational access and quality, Erica strongly believes that Precinct 1’s children deserve representation they can count on. She will use her experiences from local, state, and federal levels of government to ensure that the The Harris County Department of Education meets the needs of students, educators, parents and residents in Harris County. Erica S. Lee is asking for your vote and support on Election Day - Tuesday, November 6th!"
M.J. KHAN: "It is my record of proven performance as a public servant that I hope to bring to the Texas House of Representatives. With your help and your vote we can take our values to Austin. Vote for me on Tues., November. 6th in the General Election!"


R.W. BRAY: “I Believe…It’s Time for Growth In Texas! It’s time Texas has authentic representation, built on constitutional ideologies, grounded in morals, motivated by individualism and fueled by true patriotism. Let's grow together!”

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