Fort Bend County

Commissioner, 1: Richard Morrison

Constable, 2:

• Daryl L. Smith
• Ruben Davis

County Attorney.........M.E. "Skip” Belt

County Chair..............Steve Brown

District Judge, 387th: Fredericka Allen Petry

District Judge, 434th: Teana Watson

First Court of Appeals:

• Place 2: Ron Lovett
• Place 6: Chuck Silverman
• Place 7: Natalia Cokinos Oakes
• Place 8: Nile Copeland
• Place 9: Kathy Cheng

Fourteenth Court of Appeals:

• Place 3: Barbara Gardner
• Place 4: Jim Wrotenbery
• Place 5: Tanner Garth
• Place 6: Iona McAvoy
• Place 8: Julia Maldonado

Sheriff.....................Michael Ellison

State Rep 26...........Vy Nguyen

State Rep 27...........Ron Reynolds

State Rep 85………..Dora Olivo

Tax Assessor……….Jesse Torres

U.S. Rep, CD22…….KP George

U.S. Senator (D-TX):

• Sean Hubbard
• Paul Sadler

Fort Bend: Stephen Brown. Brown is working hard to flip this county, and this cycle he just might do it. Brown is growing the party, working hand-in-hand with local clubs. He did a great job with his county's 2010 coordinated campaign, and even ran a countywide vote-by-mail program. Keep it up!

_{Read the whole article at the Burned Orange Report}

KP George requests assistance in contacting the voters of the 22nd Congressional District as time is running out VERY quickly.  If you can help make phone calls, please email KPGeorge@KPGeorge.com!

Join us for Cajun food and fun at a fundraising reception honoring Teana Watson, candidate for 434^th District Court Judge!

Tuesday, May 22, 2012, 5:30pm until 7:30pm at the Ragin Cajun, 16100 Kensington Drive #400, Sugar Land, TX 77478

:: Food Drinks will be provided ::

Early voting for the May 29th Democratic Primary Election is underway! You have the opportunity to select the slate of Fort Bend Democratic nominees who will join President Barack Obama on the November 2012 ballot. It is extremely important that you make informed choices in this election, and that your voice is heard! Below are a few resources to help you participate in this year's Primary Election:

The Fort Bend County Democratic Party monthly Executive Committee will meet Monday May 21st 6:30 - 8:30 pm at the University Branch Library located on the UH System Sugar Land Campus on University Boulevard at Highway 59. Address: 14010 University Blvd., Sugar Land, Texas 77479-4295.

Precinct Chairs, members and guests are invited to attend.

Join us for crawfish, BBQ and fun as we celebrate another year older and help Fredericka become Fort Bend's next Judge for the 387th District Court!

Saturday, May 19, 2012, 12:00pm until 7:00pm at Ridgeview Park, 3902 Ridgeview Drive, Missouri City, TX 77459

By Steve Brown

What if I told you that a candidate in the Democratic Primary would like to have President Barack Obama impeached? What if I told you that she’s a thirty-something, photogenic and articulate African American woman? Finally, what if I told you that two years ago she actually won the Democratic nomination for Congressional District 22, and went on to enter the general election by viciously attacking our President? If you are not already aware of this person, then let me introduce you to Kesha Rogers.

^{February 29, 2012}

Dear Friends,

As many of you know, I have been sick off and on over the last few months. While I am feeling better now, I have been unable to campaign as much as I would like. Even though there are at least 3 months to go until the Democratic primary election, I have decided to withdraw from the Congressional District 22 race.

As I withdraw, I am asking each of you to support KP George for the Democratic nomination. He will need all the help he can get to beat Kesha Rogers. I hereby endorse KP George. Please join me by going out to www.KPGeorge.com and sign-up for his email list, volunteer to help his campaign, and donate. I have already signed up for his email list and had lunch with him today to offer my support. I will be following up with a donation.

Thanks for you support. Please forward this email to everyone you know in district 22.

Sincerely,
Doug Blatt

Over the past few months, Sugar Land resident KP George has knocked on countless doors to listen to his neighbors’ concerns about the economy, education, and the power of special interests in Congress.