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Tuesday, March 5, 2024

Super Tuesday is Finally Here; Polls Will Be Open from 7 am to 7 pm in Harris County, Texas; Early Voting Turnout Was Low

Sean Teare (second from right), Fred Taylor (right), James "Smokie" Phillips (second from left), and Constable Herschel Smith (left) are four men who are featured in our "OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT DIRECTORY" which features five of the top "ENDORSEMENT SLATES" produced in Texas. You can "CLICK HERE" to view this powerful keepsake edition for yourself.

- ENDORSEMENT DIRECTORY -

Sean Teare is endorsed by City of Houston Controller Chris Hollins over Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg. This public service announcement is brought to you by Aubrey R. Taylor Communications, the publisher of the Houston Business Connections Newspaper. You can "CLICK HERE" to view our "OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT DIRECTORY" for yourself.

Super Tuesday is Finally Here; Polls Will Be Open from 7 am to 7 pm in Harris County, Texas; Early Voting Turnout Was Low

AUBREY R. TAYLOR REPORTS©

To say that early voting turnout in Texas has been very disappointing would be a huge understatement. But when it comes to Harris County, Texas, many political pundits are left baffled heading into today.

If the Presidential Election were today, every local Democrat running countywide would be on the verge of being swept out of office based on the lackadaisical turnout of rank-and-file Democrats. However, all isn’t lost, as I expect a robust turnout from Democrats and Republicans all over the Lone Star State before the polls close tonight.

“HARRIS COUNTY.”

One of the key races I need voters to pay close attention to in “HARRIS COUNTY” is the race for Harris County District Attorney between Sean Teare and Kim Ogg. In this “DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY” race, Sean Teare is the best choice for Democrats.

“SMOKIE PHILLIPS.”

The race for Harris County Constable for Precinct 7, is also a race that I’m very concerned about, as James “Smokie” Phillips is seeking to fill the void being left by Constable May Walker, who is not running for reelection. In this “DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY” race, James “Smokie” Phillips is the best choice for Democrats.

“FORT BEND COUNTY.”

Over in Fort Bend County, Texas, Fred Taylor has stepped up to the plate to fill the huge void being left, as Cynthia Ginyard, decided to not seek reelection in the race for Fort Bend County Democratic Party Chair. In this “DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY” race, Fred Taylor is the best choice for Democrats.

“WALLER COUNTY.”

Constable Herschel Smith is running for reelection in Waller County, Texas in the “DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY” race for Precinct 3 Constable against one Democratic opponent. We need for Democrats to cast their vote for Constable Smith over his opponent.

“CLOSING THOUGHTS.”

If you are not sure who to vote for in Harris County, Texas, please consider using our “OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT DIRECTORY” as a tool to assist you. The Houston Business Connections Newspaper “ENDORSEMENT SLATE” can be found inside this edition on (PAGE 52).

The Houston Chronicle “ENDORSEMENT SLATE” can be found inside this edition on (PAGE 6).

The (CRTX NEWS) Conservative Republicans of Texas News “ENDORSEMENT SLATE” can be found on (PAGE 10), inside this edition.

The (HBAD) Houston Black American Democrats “ENDORSEMENT SLATE” can be found on (PAGE 12), inside this edition.

The (CAUCUS) has also put out an “ENDORSEMENT SLATE” which features a host of candidates endorsed by Houston Business Connections Newspaper. Lizzie Fletcher, Melissa McDonough, Molly Cook, Danyahel (Danny) Norris, Brendetta Scott, Richard Hightower, Jerry Zimmerer, Charles Spain, Meagan Hassan, Allison Jackson-Mathis, Gemayel “G” Haynes, Lillian Henny Alexander, Sean Teare, Ashley Mayes Guice, Annette Ramirez, John Fitzgerald McGee, Alan Rosen, Jerry Garcia, Jerry Rodriguez, and James “Smokie” Phillips are a few of the candidates who have been endorsed by “THE CAUCUS” and Houston Business Connections Newspaper in the Harris County Democratic Party Primary on Super Tuesday.