Musselman Elected
By Karl-Thomas Musselman
I'm back in Austin and wanted to give you guys a short report on the election in which I voted yesterday, that for Frederkcisburg City Council which my father Tom Musselman was running for. I'll have a more in depth report about things we did for this election and how our efforts paid off (once I have a chance to do some analysis on election results with our database). But for now, the following.
From the San Antonio-Express News...
Incumbent Tim Dooley and newcomer Tom Musselman won at-large seats on the Fredericksburg City Council on Saturday in a close race involving four candidates.
"I ran on pride in the community. My theme was pride, preservation and progress," said Musselman, a teacher at Fredericksburg High School making his first run for office.
Musselman, who finished on top, said he is joining a well-run city that must cope with growth.
"There's nothing broken in Fredericksburg," he said. "We need to preserve what makes us unique and we need to plan for our future."
Un-official elections returns are as follows (as 1 provisional ballot was cast):
1225 Total Votes- 18% Turnout
625 Tom Musselman*
551 Tim Dooley*
450 Ronnie Stotz
416 Sharon Bailey
*elected
Posted by Karl-Thomas Musselman at May 8, 2005 06:58 PM
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Oops, never mind, I see this is one of those "one person, two votes" jurisdictions.
Galveston recently found itself in hot water because it didn't have a runoff, which supposedly is mandated by state law somewhere.
KT -
Please give your congratulations to your dad. After this term and his mayoral terms, could we get him to run for State Rep?
Glad to know that good Democrats can still win in rural areas.
Rick Cofer