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Thank you for allowing me to be your con-servative voice in the Texas Sen-ate. Every day, I am reminded that we are truly

blessed to call Texas our home, a great place to live, work and raise our families. Likewise, we are fortu-nate to live in the United States of American, the land of freedom and opportunities. Over the past couple of years, however, every day I am reminded that our freedoms, liber-ties, and family values are under attack. Again and again, Texas finds itself under assault from the Obama administration. The federal government’s efforts to control our individual freedoms, health care, property rights, voting rights, and business industries are unprecedented. Unfortunately, Texas’ only recourse, over the past few years, against the federal government’s over reaching policies into our daily lives is to push back in the numerous court battles that are being waged by our Attorney General, Greg Abbott.

A Message from Texas Senator Glenn HegarNow, however, in 2012 we have a second alternative and that is the ballot box. Our primary elections have been delayed in Texas by over two months and we are still denied the implementation of a common sense Texas’ Voter Identification Law, because of this administration. Now is the time for Texas Repub-licans to unite and take back our government. I ask that you join me in turning out to vote on May 29th, so that we can send a loud and clear message that we want a “change” on November 6, 2012. The change that I speak of is in defense of our individual liberties, protect the sov-ereignty of our state, and preserve the values that our founding fathers envisioned for our great nation. This is the year for conservatives to make a change and it will be one for the protection of innocent lives, our 2nd amendment rights, less govern-ment spending, a common sense climate for small businesses to grow

job creation, and most importantly, a place to raise our children. Please join me in honoring the men and women that have made the ultimate sacrifice of defending our individu-

al freedoms and national security by voting on May 29th.

The purpose of this Voters Guide is to help inform Fort Bend County Voters about the candidates in this year’s

Republican Primary Election.

The publisher, Right On The Money, is not making any endorsements.

Participating candidates submitted their ads and profiles as you see them.

For more information on the candidates and the Primary Election, please visit

www.FortBendVoterInfo.com.

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a7 years as Associate Judge – 387th Judicial District Court, Fort Bend CountyaBoard Certified in Family Lawa20 years of Legal Experience in Fort Bend CountyaTexas State Bar Family Law Section MemberaFort Bend Resident for 30+ yrsaMarried to Mark Mullinix, 38 yrsa2 Children & 7 Grandchildren

www.MullinixforJudge.comPd. Pol. ad by Brenda Mullinix Campaign, Mark Mullinix Treasurer,

310 Morton #134, Richmond TX 77469

For Fort Bend County Election information with participating candidate profiles, see the inside of this Voters Guide...

Fort Bend County Conservative Voters Guide


It was a great honor to serve the people of the 28th District in the Texas House of Repre-sentatives during the 82nd

legislature and I look forward to the 83rd Legislature in January. While the last Legislative session was very difficult because of budget shortfalls, we will continue to face tough deci-sions in the next.

That is why it is so important that we all go to the polls in May to elect strong conservative Republicans who will continue the fight against higher taxes and intrusive gov-ernment regulation. This is true in Washington, Austin and in our hometowns. Our government, at

all levels, must spend the money we give them wisely and efficiently. Texas has one of the best business climates in the country and we must keep it that way so businesses will continue to move here and create jobs for Texans.

Health and Human Services spend-ing, the fastest growing area of our state budget, must be reined in while making certain our safety net remains strong enough to serve our most vulnerable citizens. How we pay for health care is an issue that will require great thought and plan-ning. As chair of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Hu-man Services I will spend a lot of time on those issues.

Even with all the difficult issues fac-ing us, Texas is still a great place to live, work and raise our families. The Primary process is how we select our party’s candidates for the General Election in November and

it is vital that we select strong con-servative candidates who can win in November. Please join Cindy and me as we go to the polls during early voting to make certain we select candidates who will take our values to Washington, Austin and Fort Bend County.

New Voter Precinct Boundaries

Some Fort Bend County Commissioner, Constable and Justice of the Peace precincts have recently changed. Along with these changes, some vot-ing precincts are now different.

To see the new maps, visit: FortBendCountyGov.com, select Elections and then Maps.

To check your voting precinct, select Voter Registration Database Lookup from the main Elections page.

A Note from State Representative Dr. John Zerwas

May 29, 2012 Republican Primary ScheduleEarly Voting: May 14 - 25, 2012 During Early Voting you may vote at any Fort Bend County Early Voting location.

(see page 12 for locations and times)

Ballot By Mail Applications Accepted: through May 22, 2012You may be eligible to vote from your home.

(see page 10 for information)

Election Day: May 29, 2012 Polls Open from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m.

On Election Day you must vote at the location assigned to your voting precinct.

(see pages 14 & 15 for locations)


Following is a list of Candidates on the 2012 Republican Primary ballot in Fort Bend County. No endorsements are implied or given.

Candidates who chose to participate in the guide provided their own statement and picture. Names appear in ballot order according to the Fort Bend County Elections Office at time of printing.

For links to the Candidate’s websites, please visit www.FortBendVoterInfo.com.

President: Newt Gingrich Michele Bachmann Ron Paul Jon Huntsman Charles “Buddy” Roemer John Davis Mitt Romney Rick Santorum

U.S. Senator: Craig James David Dewhurst Joe Agris Glenn Addison Ted Cruz Curt Cleaver Tom Leppert Lela Pittenger Ben Gambini

U.S. Representative, Dist. 9: Steve Mueller

U.S. Representative, Dist. 22: Pete Olson (incumbent) Barbara J Carlson

Railroad Commissioner: Joe Cotten Christi Craddick Becky Berger Warren Chisum Roland Sledge Beryl Burgess

Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term: Greg Parker Barry Smitherman Al Lee Elizabeth Murray-Kolb

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2: Don Willett (incumbent)Steve Smith

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 4: John Devine Joe Pool, Jr. David Medina (incumbent)

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6: Nathan Hecht (incumbent)

Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals: Sharon Keller (incumbent)

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 7: Barbara Parker Hervey (incumbent)

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 8: Elsa Alcala (incumbent)

Member, State Board of Education, District 4:Dorothy Olmos

Member, State Board of Education, District 7:Rita Ashley

Rita Ashley is the most qualified candidate for SBOE District 7.-A Small Business Owner -A Lifetime focus on Education -A Texan with Con-servative Values

I have the knowledge and expertise to turn Public Education around in the State of Texas. You can help with your support and your vote. Pol.Ad.Pd. Rita Ashley Campaign David Bradley (incumbent)

State Senate, District 17: Joan Huffman (incumbent)

State Senate, District 18:Glenn Hegar (incumbent)

State Representative, Dist. 26:Diana Miller Sonal Buchar Rick Miller Jacquie Chaumette

Jacquie Chaumette is a hard-working, proven conservative who understands the importance of responsible, accountable government. She is an accomplished businesswoman

with a 20+ year record of public service, culminating in her current position as Mayor Pro Tem of Sugar Land. Under Jacquie’s watch, Sugar Land has enjoyed one of the strongest financial and bond ratings in the country. Pol.Ad.Pd. Jacquie Chaumette Campaign

State Representative, Dist. 27: Kris Allfrey

State Representative, Dist. 28:John Zerwas (incumbent)

State Representative, Dist. 85:Phil Stephenson Lee Duggan

Justice, 1st Court of Appeals,Place 2: Jane Bland (incumbent)

Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Place 6: Harvey Brown (incumbent)

Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Place 7: Terry Jennings (incumbent)

Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Place 8: Michael Massengale (incumbent)

Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Place 9: Rebeca Huddle (incumbent)

List of Candidates


Glendon AdamsCarole AlbersJack AllshouseLanie AlvarezSherry AngeloDavid ArringtonDanny ArnoldNancy ArntEric AshfordPat Baig, Pct. Chair 4062Damiane Curvey BaniehLucas BarnettMaisie BarringerJayne Jones BarstowMarie BeardChristian BecerraFred BeckerRenee BeilueRick BellGreg BennettWilliam “Billy” BentonLarry & Rachel BerteCharles & Jacqueline BertrandGail BestLeena BhasinTasha BillingsleyRobert & Peggy BirdKathy BlackJacqueline BlankenshipAngelina BohacJohn & Susi BohacNancy H. BolerBret A. BoskerShelley BosoChris Bounds, Precinct Chair 1076Marsha BowerShawn BowmanMelanie BraggJudie BrokawMike BrophyValerie BryanSylvia & Pat BryantDeborah BullionJacque BurgessWendy BurgowerSheila BurnettWilliam L. BurnettMona BurnsNance BurrisCandace CagleJoan Cain, Precinct Chair 4011Mary Beth CameronLennea CannonJohnnie Gavrel CantwellM. Nancy CapetilloMarty CardenBrent & Kathy CarpenterAllan & Carolyn CeaseMary CharlesYvonne CharlesMichael ChildsAlex CioccaOscar & Carmen CisnerosPamela Clack

Janet ClementsJoe ColemanWill ColginYvonne CompeanThomas R. ConnerJoAnn & Russ CosbeyVonda CovingtonGreg CoxBill & Ann Crockett, Precinct Chair 3014Joyce DancerLeiRoi M. DanielsSusan & Guy DavisLeonard DelgadoNelson DenaJudge Faye Dettling, Former JP Precinct 3Jessica DiazSam & Trudy DickSandra DiGiovanniRandy DluhyMary DoetterlKasey DoggettLoretta & Dan DudaTony DuckettJames DukeSunil DupteDenny DurflingerLauren F. DursoLeslie DyeGardner EastlandDon & Kay ElliottJana ElliottJohn ElliottKim ElliottKris ElliottLinda & James ElliottMike ElliottNan ElliottT.J. ElliottTom ElliottChad EllisTudy & Brian EllisJanis & Richard EntralgoRick & Becky EscobarJoshua EstesBettie & Laine FaganElizabeth & Gary FaganRobert & Polly FarrarBarbara & Ted FellingerJim & Marlene FeuerbackCatherine & Stephen FieserHarrison FisherAlex FoleyFort Bend County Paralegal Assoc.Adria FortenberryMary Khano FotehTodd FrankfortRobert FranksRobin & Bob FrawleyJoel & Shirley FritschJoel Jr. & Janie FritschSandra FritschPhylis Kolupski Ganann

Harish GandhiEstelee GarrisonEdward GaskillCharles GerhardtPaula Gibson, Precinct Chair 3041Elva C. GodwinAnnette & Jr. GonzalesGreg Goodrum, Precinct Chair 3004Joel GrandstaffDavid GrayGloria GreenLiza A. GreeneMyrna GregoryCindy GrilloDoris & Joe GureckyRay HaasAllison HamiltonWilliam G. HargerLarry HarrisLarry W. HarrisonJennifer HartmanMark & Jerri HastingsJohn HealeyPriscilla HeistadDarrell E. HeltonBarbara HermanRachel & Steve HernandezRickie & Diana HerringReggie HerschChris HesseJordan & Lee HeugeleLisa HillMargo & David HobsonRobert HohenbergerDanny HokePatricia HollowayCathey HolmesGeorge & Dee Holmes, Precinct Chair 1067Tita & Jim HorrellJanice HrncirJames & Kathryn HudnallJoel HuffmanDonna & Richard HughesJoe IndelicatoLeland IrwinLori JamailJessica JaramilloJon & Marilyn JeppesenCheryl Beard JeterKathy JohnsonSheryl Johnson-ToddAmanda JonesDonna JonesJaclyn JonesRachel JonesRussell C. JonesSean R. JosephsonTom KanakLouis & Joan KatzWilliam KeeDenise KhouryJames & April KincadeLee King

Alicia & Phil KlosowskyMichael KlosowskyMarian & Randy KozlovskyFred KrasnyJerry KulcakMargaret KunzLacy LaFourPeggy LantzShereen LaryJoshua LealBill Leavitt, Precinct Chair 4127Daniel J. LemkuilShelley LendermonThomas LiddellGlenn LillyKaren & Bernie LinnWes LinnenbankKen LipscombeRuth LongDaryl LongworthKen LoveGreg LuciaRick & Kim LybargerCandace MachaRebecca MaitlandBill MalinoffFrank MannDon MarchApril & James MarstersLinda MarstersLindsey Marsters-CantuLionel MartinMelissa MartinMario MartinezDebbie MaynardSusan MazochWood McAndrewAnn McCluskeyErnest & Debbie McCoslinCarolyn McDanielKaren McKayKaren MeinardusJake MessingerRamona MishagaAmy MitchellAmber MolinaSteve MonkDyer MooreChristopher MoralesJohn MoralesArden MorleyGypsy MorningstarJanis & John MortonJoAnne MusickSusan MyresJoel NassAllen & Carol NeddBo NicholsJohn NicholsJeff NovyTray NulischKaren & Tim O’NeilGigi OglesbyMike Orsak

Shannon & Sara OrsakJeremy PagelMarcus & Jessica PalermoCarol PapenfussCee Cee ParkerDonna ParkerAngela PavlackaBrandon PavlackaDavid & Amy PerwinTracey PerwinBarbara PiazzoVicki PinakP.O.L.I.C.E. INC. (Peace Officers LookingInto Courtroom Excellence)Vanessa PokrajakHeather PriceTimothy M. QuillPaul A. RamanoRobert RamirezMonica RawlinsAnnie & Devin ReedAaron M. ReimerHolly ReyesMichael & Lindsay RiedleFred RiepenDermot RiggMartha & Jamie RobertsTracy RockRodney RodriguezArlene RolsenRocket & Robin RosenDebra Ross, Precinct Chair 4107Barbara RungeAlejandro SanchezTom SandersChris & Brittany ScheeferChristina & Sean SchmittBarbara SchnackRose Mary & Randy SchulzeCali V. SchwartzDon T. SchwartzRobin ScottMissi ShapiroJim & Tracey ShawDorothey & Edward ShedRalph ShelburneJeremy ShepardKarma ShepardEdward R. SheridanDavid W. ShowalterKyle SimmonsJeffrey SingerChip & Lydia SmithDerick SmithJacqueline SmithJeff SmithRick & Debbie SorsbyChris A. SpoffordSarah SpringerBarbara StalderKenny StanleyDaniel StavinhoaBernie & Ann Stebenne

Sharon StecklerJanet StefanoJoAnne StefanoGinger & James StephensRobert Stewart, IIIDon StreiffJess & Terri StuartBud & Rose Marie SuttonMarsha SweeneyJennifer TajchmanKaren TaylorDiane TeykeCarol ThesingL. Therese ThiebeauBob & Amanda ThomasJames Thompson, Mayor, City of Sugar LandEd & Margaret ThuesenKelly O’Shea TingleySheryl ToddRoss TorresMichael TractonSherrie & Mack TraversEvelyn TraylorIan TrimbleGeorgia TrudeauPaul TuLinda UrbanekJoycelyn UrechJoAnn & Carl UtleyBob & Helen Van SlykeLester & Billie Van SlykeTerry VelliganJohnny VenzaJesse & Courtney VillarrealCharles & Barbara WadeDiane WalkerKathryn WallaceLisa WallingfordSharon WallingfordHarold WardChris & Mindy WarrenJohn W. WausonLaurel WendtKathleen WestMary Ann WestScott WestAshleigh WhaleyJanice WhiteJC WhittenNewton & Doris WilliamsScott WilliamsRosann WillrodtLorraine WilsonRonnie Wilson, Jr.Becky WrobloskiEllen YarrellTrey YatesLynn YoungbloodDan YurasekMarlene Zinsmeister

ENDORSEMENT LIST AT TIME OF PRINTING

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Brenda Mullinix for 387th Judicial District Court

Pd. Pol. ad by Brenda Mullinix Campaign, Mark Mullinix Treasurer, 310 Morton #134, Richmond TX 77469

Join the Mullinix family, along with friends and neighbors in Voting for

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Fort Bend County Conservative Voters GuideJustice, 14th Court of Appeals, Place 3: Brett Busby

Justice, 14th Court of Appeals, Place 4: Jeff Brown (incumbent)

Justice, 14th Court of Appeals, Place 5: Martha Hill Jamison (incumbent)

Justice, 14th Court of Appeals, Place 6: Bill Boyce (incumbent)

Justice, 14th Court of Appeals, Place 8: John Donovan

District Judge, 387th JudicialDistrict CourtBrenda Mullinix

Brenda Mullinix, candidate for 387th Family District Court, is Board Certified in Family Law. Mullinix has 20 years of family law experience, the last 7 years as Associate Judge in

the 387th. She is a 30-year resident of Fort Bend and active in several com-munity organizations. Mullinix has the qualifications, experience, and integrity required for the 387th Judicial District Court. Pol.Ad.Pd. Brenda Mullinix Campaign Michael W Elliott

Greetings fellow Republicans: I am a Board Certified attorney who has been practicing Family, Criminal and Real Estate law in courts across the State of Texas since 1992. I am the only

candidate who has the experience of having handled both family and criminal cases from the both sides of the bar. ELLIOTT for Justice, ELLIOTT for the 387th.Pol.Ad.Pd. Michael Elliott Campaign

District Judge, 400th Judicial District Court: Cliff Vacek (incumbent)

District Judge, 434th Judicial District Court: James “Jim” Shoemake (incumbent)

Judge of the 434th District Court since February of 2007, Judge Jim Shoemake brings more than 34 years of legal experi-ence to the courtroom every day. He has an established reputa-tion for fairness and

impartiality. Please remember to return to the polls in November’s General Election and vote to Re-Elect Judge Jim Shoemake, 434th Judicial District Court. Pol.Ad.Pd. Jim Shoemake Campaign

County Attorney: Roy Cordes (incumbent)

Sheriff: Billy Frank Teague Kenneth Craig Brady

Fort Bend native Craig Brady has served as Chief Deputy of the Sheriff’s Office since 1997. He has been in law enforcement for more than 33 years. His plan

includes implementing a Multi-Agency Gang and Violent Offender Task Force and a Crisis Intervention Unit. His goal: make certain that Fort Bend remains the Safest Large County in the Houston Area.Pol.Ad.Pd. Craig Brady Campaign

John MinchewI will bring over 30 years of ex-perience in law enforcement and private security to the Sheriff’s Office. As a former Chief of Police and pres-ently the CEO of a security corpora-

tion, I will be able to handle both law and order. I am the most qualified to take fiscal responsibility of your tax dollar. Vote for a fresh beginning.Pol.Ad.Pd. John Minchew Campaign

Sheriff (continued): Troy E Nehls

The Sheriff’s Office solves only 4% of the burglaries in this County yet they spend over $1 million per year on overtime. We cannot allow this to continue. It is time to elect an

educated, fiscally conservative leader as Sheriff. I am the only candidate with a Master’s degree and a record of proven military and law enforcement leadership. WWW.VOTENEHLS.COMPol.Ad.Pd. Troy Nehls Campaign

County Tax Assessor- Collector: Patsy Schultz (incumbent)

County Chairman: Mike Gibson

The following candidates are running within a specific

precinct of the county. They will appear on your ballot if you reside in their precinct.

PRECINCT 1

County Commissioner, Pct 1: Tom Atchison Bruce Fleming

My goal as Commis-sioner Precinct 1 is to make Fort Bend County a great place to live, work or own a business. Meeting and exceeding citi-zen needs, without raising taxes, is my objective, plus job

and business expansion. My conserva-tive values of limited government and low taxes, combined with small business ownership, uniquely qualifies me to serve as your Commissioner.Pol.Ad.Pd. Bruce Fleming Campaign Manuel E “Manny” Reyes

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Floyd ThigpenCarolyn & Neil Banfield Jim DannenbaumAnn & Bruce ForemanMark Hudec Fred ZeidmanKay Slack & Barry Beard Don Kerstetter Les NewtonSiren Hake Kevin Matocha James F. Thompson Debbie FancherMark & Laura Winters

Dr. Steve Harris Ke Chen

Joe Zimmerman Chris Breaux Sean BurnettTom Gargiulo Claude & Laura LeatherwoodJulius & Beverly Bauman Donna ColeJohn Robson

Julia Mickum Jonathan FongBrian CovaltChristopher Morales Allan Lazor Edward Crowell Teresa & Dr. William H. Reading Anthony Francis Liz Stamey Dr. Michael Bornstein

Jay Zeidman Sharon Forlano

Bud Friedman Dr. Shannon Orsak

Karen MawyerLinda Schoonmaker Donna MolhoJoyce Senior Jack MillerRichard & Catarina CronAnn & Bill Foreman Marlena Berger

Yvonne & Bob RamseyAnn SmithBill MooreMarilyn DavisGail & Randy Parker Massey VillarealCindy Crane GarbsKathy & Lewis Luckenbach, IIICarole BrownLyn Adolphus WickeNeal & Joan Vogan

George ChangDon & Leslie Dulin Dr. Kim & Betty Gee Dale Kornegay Kamal Ariss Mandy & William Kao Mary Willis Greg WineMichael Liu Bill HicklJason Fuller Je� TallasCourt & Dawn KoenningMitzi CesteroDavid & Karen Shaw Bruce Mercer

Mike Rydin Mary Gayle Brindley Nicole Volek Gerald Freed Bill & Linda Anderson Mike O’Connell Sherri Whitus Leslie Ann Woods Jared & Jennifer Jameson Kenneth & Tillie Sessum Zeenat Mitha

George Holmes Paul BarnettDr. John Felker Shawn Goheen Jennifer EdwardsMelissa Chou YanSally Kolenda Steve Magoon Buddy JonesCee Cee Parker Steve & Annette Bain Dave JohnstonAshley FosterLynn Borker Susanna DokupilJanet & Ray Meyer

Monica Clancy Jennifer Chiang Bill JamesonBob PickellKristin LytleBob Vogelsang Jim BrownDana Leared KoyAaron FolseRichard PeltierRay Aguilar

Dr. Tom & Joannie ParrBob Elberger Terri & Dr. Sam WangJ.C. Whitten Bill RohrbackJames & Dana DukeDr. John VanderzylMike Yentzen Dr. Dennis & Lynn Halford Linda & John Hancock Leon AnhaiserChristen & Dave JohnsonRon & Juliana Ewer Jim Russ Amy Sung Mike Toomey

Alicia Jimerson Sanjay Ram David & Terrie Gornet Vicki & Kraig Warren Shirley Brown Lisa & Michael Fredrickson Mitch Rahim Randy McClendon Joy & George Ku Dr. John NovakCharlie Myer

Jim & Tracey Shaw Paula Stansell Craig DeSerfCrissy NolenBuddy JimersonSteve FuquaCarey Snyder Mike Spartalis Joy & Dennis DowellJim & Sue LockwoodLana Reeves Patti & Tim KaminskiSam & Sandra CorneliusNorm & Shannon PetersNell Ciancarelli Fred Arnold

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Hon. Rick Staigle Hon. Jim Babb Hon. Randy Sim Hon. Albert Glover, Jr.Hon. Toni Lawrence Hon. Don & Merle Smithers Hon. Bruce Albright Hon. Arthur Pace

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Betty Adams

Don moved to Fort Bend County in 1988 with his wife and small son. One of the driving forces behind the move was the environment Fort Bend County offered not to mention the acclaimed school district. Don is a law enforcement officer with more than 26 years experience with The Harris County Sheriff’s Office. McCall is Endorsed by almost every Police Officers Association in the Area.

His accomplishments include:• Graduated from the Harris County Sheriff’s Academy.• Currently hold a Master Peace Officer License in the State of Texas.• 100 Club ‘Officer of the Year’ recipient for saving the life of a 2 year old drowning victim.• Rotary Club ‘Officer of the Year’ recipient for locating a 12 year female who was lured out her east Harris County home, via the internet, by a known sexual predator. The suspect in the case was arrested, charged and convicted and currently serving a lengthy prison sentence.• Recognized by M.A.D.D. for work in combating DWI in an effort to make the streets safer.• Recognized by Houston Police Department for extraordinary commitment and un-selfish service in the arrest of two suspects planning to rob and murder two citizens.• Harris County Sheriff’s Office ‘Valor’ award winner for actions taken in a 2008 robbery. Don suffered a gunshot wound in the line of duty. The suspect was taken into custody, convicted and is currently serving time in prison.• Promoted to the rank of Sergeant within the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.

Work:• Employed at the Harris County Sheriff’s Office since 1985.• Assigned to both detentions and patrol bureaus within the department.• Worked as both a contract and district deputy.• Assigned in a street level narcotics division (HOT SPOTS) combating neighborhood narcotic crime.• Assigned to the Traffic Enforcement Divisions where I oversaw the Wrecker Ordinance and conducted abandoned motor vehicle auctions for the Sheriff’s Office.• Currently assigned to the Patrol Bureau as an assistant watch supervisor where I oversee the work and productivity of more than two dozen deputies. As an assistant watch supervisor, my main responsibility is to make decisions that will directly affect the direction of any major criminal investigation.

Endorsements from Police Officers Associations in the Area at time of Printing

Pd. Pol. ad by Don McCall for Constable Campaign, Michael W. Gegenheimer Treasurer

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Fort Bend County Conservative Voters GuidePRECINCT 4

Constable, Pct 4: Don McCall

Don McCall and his wife married in Fort Bend where they raised their family. McCall has more than 26 years of law enforcement experience where he’s saved lives/property and man-

ages a staff larger than Pct. 4. McCall is an elected Precinct Chair and pro-gun rights. He’s proven his roots here. It’s where his children and grandchildren are building their future.Pol.Ad.Pd. Don McCall Campaign

Trever NehlsMy name is Trever Nehls and I would be proud to serve as your next Pre-cinct 4 Constable. My 20 plus years of law enforce-ment experience, 24 years of mili-tary service, and

Master’s degree qualifies me as the best candidate for Constable. I am proud to have received the endorsements of Sug-ar Land and Missouri City Police Officer Associations. www.vote4nehls.comPol.Ad.Pd. Trever Nehls Campaign

Justice of the Peace, Pct 1, Place 1: Gary Janssen (incumbent)

Judge Janssen is an experienced, dedicated public servant. He is endorsed by: Mayor Vincent Morales, Fort Bend Deputy Sheriffs Association, Rosenberg Police Officer Association,

PAC, Fort Bend County Paralegal As-sociation, Republican Victory Commit-tee, PAC, and P.O.L.I.C.E., Inc. (Police Officers Looking Into Courtroom Excel-lence, PAC). Vote for experience. Vote for a judge that is fair but firm. Vote for Judge Janssen.Pol.Ad.Pd. Gary Janssen Campaign Gregory A Thompson

Constable, Pct 1: Daryl Segura AJ Dorr (incumbent)

PRECINCT 3

County Commissioner, Pct 3: WA ‘‘Andy” Meyers (incumbent)

Constable, Pct 3: Robert “Rob” Cook (incumbent)

Proposition #1 - School Choice: The state should fund education by allowing dollars to follow the child instead of the bureaucracy, through a program which allows parents the free-dom to choose their child’s school, public or private, while also saving significant taxpayer dollars.

Proposition #2 - Repealing Obamacare: Congress should immediately repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (otherwise known as Obamacare) and reject the rationing of healthcare by government or the intrusion by govern-ment into the doctor - patient relationship.

Proposition #3 - Public Prayer: Government should be prohibited from restricting the content of public prayer.

Proposition #4 - Balanced Budget / Controlling Government Growth: Out of control spending should be stopped at all levels of federal and state government through constitutional amendments limiting any increase in government spending to the combined increase of population and inflation, requiring voter approval.

Proposition #5 - Redistricting: The Texas Legislature should redraw the court-imposed lines for Congress and State legislative districts in its upcoming session in order to remedy inequities.

REPUBLICAN PROPOSITIONS

You May Be Eligible To Vote By Mail

Registered voters in Fort Bend may request a Ballot-By-Mail if they meet any of the following criteria on Election Day...1) 65 year of age or older2) disability3) expected absence from the County during both Early Voting and Election Day4) confinement in jail, but not convicted of a felony

Contact the Elections Office at 281.341.8670 to request a Ballot-By-Mail Application.

For the May 29th Election, Ballot-By-Mail Applications must be received by the Elections Office no later than May 22, 2012.

A Word From the Publishers

This Voters Guide is produced and published by Fort Bend County residents Tom & Stacie Langland at Right On The Money.

We would like to thank all of the candidates who participated in this Guide. Without their support, it could not happen.

A very special Thank You also to Senator Glenn Hegar and Representative John Zerwas for taking the time to write articles.

We hope that you find this Guide helpful as you prepare to vote in the May 29th Republican Primary Election.

For more information on us, please visit our website: www.RightOnTheMoney.net.


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Fort Bend County Early Voting ScheduleMay 29, 2012 Republican Primary Election

Rosenberg Annex Building: 4520 Reading Rd, Rosenberg TXCinco Ranch Branch Library: 2620 Commercial Center Blvd, Katy TX

Hightower High School: 3333 Hurricane Ln, Missouri City TXMeadows Place City Hall: One Troyan Dr, Meadows Place TX

Missouri City Old Municipal Court Bldg: 1522 Texas Pkwy, Missouri City TXFour Corners Community Center: 15700 Old Richmond Rd, Sugar Land TX

Days Dates HoursMonday - Friday May 14 - 18, 2012 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Saturday May 19, 2012 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Sunday May 20, 2012 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Monday - Friday May 21 - 25, 2012 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Irene Stern Community Center: 6920 Fulshear-Katy Rd, Fulshear TXBeasley City Hall: 319 South 3rd St, Beasley TX

Lost Creek Park: 3703 Lost Creek Blvd, Sugar Land TXDays Dates Hours

Monday - Friday May 14 - 18, 2012 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Saturday May 19, 2012 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Sunday May 20, 2012 CLOSED


Chasewood Clubhouse: 7622 Chasewood Dr, Missouri City TXFirst Colony Conference Center: 3232 Austin Pkwy, Sugar Land TX

FBC Road and Bridge (Needville): 3743 School St, Needville TXRandall’s: 5800 New Territory Blvd, Sugar Land TX

Days Dates HoursMonday - Friday May 14 - 18, 2012 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Saturday May 19, 2012 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Sunday May 20, 2012 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.


Sugar Land Methodist Church: 431 Eldridge, Sugar Land TXSienna Branch Library: 8411 Sienna Springs Blvd, Missouri City TX

Randall’s Pecan Grove: 1890 FM 359, Richmond TXHarmony Science Academy: 22400 Grand Corner, Katy TX

(NE corner of Hwy 99 & FM 1093)Days Dates Hours

Monday - Friday May 14 - 18, 2012 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Saturday May 19, 2012 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Sunday May 20, 2012 CLOSED


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I’m Rita Ashley, your candidate in the Republican Primary for State Board of Education, District 7. Simple and basic conservative values are the basis for my candidacy.

I believe we need to better prepare our high school graduates to be college- and/or workforce-ready.

If you agree with my views, I need your help to make changes to our State Board of Eduction.

I believe in local control making wiser use of your tax dollars.

I believe in a higher standard of ethics and transparency in the decision making process.

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1001, 1072, 1073 George Memorial Library 1001 Golfview Dr, RICHMOND

1002 Kendleton Church of God 619 FM 2919, KENDLETON

1003, 1058, 1094, 1109, 1134 Mustang Community Center 4525 FM 521, FRESNO

1007, 1067, 1085 Williams Elementary School 5111 FM 762, RICHMOND

1008 Orchard City Hall 9714 Kibler, ORCHARD

1010, 1018, 1021 Knights of Columbus Hall - Needville 13631 Hwy 36, NEEDVILLE

1012, 1054 Fellowship Church of Fort Bend 1110 Bamore Rd, ROSENBERG

1013, 1074 Calvary Baptist Church 4111 Airport Ave, ROSENBERG

1015, 1024 Frieden’s United Church of Christ 7526 Avenue I, BEASLEY

1025 Agriculture Extension Building 1402 Band Rd, ROSENBERG

1037 Travis Elementary School 2700 Avenue K, ROSENBERG

1040 St John Fisher Catholic Church 410 Clay St, RICHMOND

1048 Fort Bend County Rosenberg Annex Bldg 4520 Reading Rd, ROSENBERG

1068 FBC Road and Bridge Needville 3743 School St, NEEDVILLE

1076 River Pointe Community Church 5000 Ransom Rd, RICHMOND

1087, 1120, 1128 Dickinson Elementary School 7110 Greatwood Pkwy, SUGAR LAND

1097, 1118 Houston Community College Sienna 5855 Sienna Springs Way, MISSOURI CITY

1103 Pecan Grove Baptist Church 1727 FM 359, RICHMOND

1114 FBC MUD 23 / MR Massey Admin B 1570 Raab Rd, FRESNO

2016, 2022, 2096 Meadows Place City Hall One Troyan Dr, MEADOWS PLACE

2017 Briargate Elementary School 15817 Blue Ridge Rd, MISSOURI CITY

2023, 2123 Ridgemont Elementary School 4910 Raven Ridge Rd, HOUSTON

2031 Ridgegate Elementary School 6015 West Ridgecreek Dr, HOUSTON

2033, 2090, 2091, 2115, 2136 Lantern Lane Elementary School 3323 Mission Valley Dr, MISSOURI CITY

2034, 2061, 2108 Elkins High School 7007 Knights Ct, MISSOURI CITY

2036, 2116 Missouri City Baptist Church 16816 Quail Park Dr, MISSOURI CITY

2043, 2099 Townewest Town Hall 10322 Old Towne Ln, SUGAR LAND

2050, 2089 Hunters Glen Elementary School 695 Independence Blvd, MISSOURI CITY

2051 Chasewood Clubhouse 7622 Chasewood Dr, MISSOURI CITY

2052 Briarchase Missionary Baptist Church 16000 Blue Ridge Rd, MISSOURI CITY

2055 Willowridge High School 16301 Chimney Rock Rd, HOUSTON

2056 Mayfair Park Civic Center 6006 Arthington Ave, HOUSTON

2059, 2075, 2077, 2081 Missouri City Old Municipal Court Building 1522 Texas Parkway, MISSOURI CITY

2060, 2078, 2088, 2112 Fifth Street Community Center 3110 Fifth St, STAFFORD

Election Day Polling Locations by Precinct - May 29, 2012 Following are Election Day Polling Locations as reported by the Fort Bend County Elections Office at time of printing. On Election Day, you must vote at your assigned Precinct location. On May 29th all polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m.


2066 Mission Glen Elementary School 16053 Mission Glen Dr, HOUSTON

2070 Houston Community College 10141 Cash Rd, STAFFORD

2092, 2093 Quail Valley Elementary School 3500 Quail Village Dr, MISSOURI CITY

2100, 2101, 2106 George Bush High School 6707 FM 1464, RICHMOND

2137, 2138, 2139 Fifth Street Community Center 3110 Fifth St, STAFFORD

3004, 3122 McMeans Junior High School 21000 Westheimer Pkwy, KATY

3005, 3057 Swinging Door Restaurant 3818 FM 359, RICHMOND

3006, 3019 Irene Stern Fulshear Community Center 6920 Fulshear-Katy Rd, FULSHEAR

3009, 3069 Sugar Creek Country Club 420 Sugar Creek Blvd, SUGAR LAND

3014 Katy ISD Administration Building 6301 S Stadium Ln, KATY

3032, 3098 Townewest Town Hall 10322 Old Towne Ln, SUGAR LAND

3038, 3143 Seven Lakes High School 9251 S Fry Rd, KATY

3041, 3063, 3104 Austin Elementary School 1630 Pitts Rd, RICHMOND

3053 Sugar Land Church of God 1715 Eldridge Rd, SUGAR LAND

3083 Crockett Elemtary School 19001 Beechnut, RICHMOND

3095 Oakland Elementary School 4455 Waterside Estates Dr, RICHMOND

3113 Mission Glen Elementary School 16053 Mission Glen Dr, HOUSTON

3130 Cinco Ranch High School 9th Grade Center 23440 Cinco Ranch Blvd, KATY

3132, 3133 Alexander Elementary School 6161 S Fry Rd, KATY

3142, 3144 Beckendorff Junior High School 8200 S Fry Rd, KATY

4011, 4110 Sugar Land City Hall 2700 Town Center Blvd N, SUGAR LAND

4020, 4035 Sugar Land Church of God 1715 Eldridge Rd, SUGAR LAND

4026, 4135 Walker Station Elementary School 6200 Homeward Way, SUGAR LAND

4027, 4107 Sugar Lakes Clubhouse 930 Sugar Lakes Dr, SUGAR LAND

4028 Quail Valley Elementary School 3500 Quail Village Dr, MISSOURI CITY

4029, 4105 Knights of Columbus Hall 702 Burney Rd, SUGAR LAND

4030 Quail Valley Middle School 3019 FM 1092, MISSOURI CITY

4039, 4124 Brazos Bend Elementary School 621 Cunningham Creek Blvd, SUGAR LAND

4042, 4080 Imperial Park Recreation Center 234 Matlage Way, SUGAR LAND

4044, 4064, 4065, 4111, 4131 First Colony Conference Center 3232 Austin Pkwy, SUGAR LAND

4045, 4071, 4125, 4126 Garcia Middle School 18550 Old Richmond Rd, SUGAR LAND

4046, 4121, 4140 Highlands Elementary School 2022 Colonist Park, SUGAR LAND

4047, 4079, 4084, 4119 Clements High School 4200 Elkins Dr, SUGAR LAND

4049, 4127 Lexington Creek Elementary School 2335 Dulles Ave, MISSOURI CITY

4062 Palmer Elementary School 4208 Crow Valley Dr, MISSOURI CITY

4082, 4117 Oakland Elementary School 4455 Waterside Estates Dr, RICHMOND

4086 Townewest Town Hall 10322 Old Towne Ln, SUGAR LAND

4102, 4129 Commonwealth Clubhouse 4330 Knightsbridge Blvd, SUGAR LAND

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