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SD-17: Chris Bell Endorsed by Houston Chronicle


by: Karl-Thomas Musselman

Sun Dec 07, 2008 at 03:00 PM CST


( - promoted by Phillip Martin)

Goal ThermometerThis weekend, Chris Bell earned the endorsement of the Houston Chronicle for the SD-17 runoff election. They had some great words to say.

With the 81st legislative session looming next month in a weakening economic climate, residents of District 17 need an experienced public servant with a firm grasp of spending priorities. With his commitment to bolstering public education, reining in college tuition increases, and controlling skyrocketing insurance premiums, the Chronicle believes that Chris Bell is the best candidate to represent the diverse district in the Texas Senate.

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Bell, a former news reporter and practicing lawyer, says his previous political experience has educated him about the concerns of Texans. According to Bell, "even before Hurricane Ike hit and even before the meltdown on Wall Street, people here in Texas were starting to feel a sense of insecurity, seeing school districts forced into crisis funding modes." He promises to make education issues a top early priority if elected, while working to create coalitions with members of both parties.

District 17 will benefit from being represented by a veteran elected official with statewide name recognition and a proven commitment to high ethical standards. The Chronicle urges constituents to make a special effort to go to the polls and cast their ballots for Bell.

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Help needed please.

The eyes of Texas are upon Chris Bell and his December runoff election. Be a part of adding one more Democrat to the Texas Senate and bringing Texas into the 21st century. Canvassers are needed to spread the word about Chris Bell and the upcoming December runoff election.

Canvassers needed flexible availability per week. Transportation to canvass sites will be provided.

Canvass schedule:
Mon-Thurs: 2:00p - 6:00p
Saturday: 10:00a - 4:30p
Sunday: 11:00a - 5:30p

Canvassers must report to one of two locations:
2. Westside - 13316 Westheimer (@ Eldridge)
3. Ft. Bend - 869 Dulles

Please fill out the following form & a staff member will follow up with you: http://spreadsheets.google.com...

If there are problems with the form, please email the above email address your name, contact phone number, contact email & days available to work.

The position is temporary, ending on election day, Dec. 16th.

Hours: Part-Time
This job is salaried.
Internship
Seasonal employment
Nonprofit organization
Listed at:

U. Houston
Houston, TX


RE: Chris needs help (3.00 / 1)
Forgot to add the position is for $10/hr

If you are interested in phone banking (0.00 / 0)
to Galveston and Brazoria counties for Chris Bell, contact myself -- Vik Verma at v2aggie2@yahoo.com

I wonder (0.00 / 0)
if it's possible to get to 12 contributors before the clock strikes 12 (midnight)?

It's been at "8" most of the day. I'll contribute one more time if the number moves up.

Thanks!


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