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TLRPAC today endorsed Alex Kamkar for election in the Republican Primary for House District 29, which covers part of Brazoria County. "As a Pearland City Council member, Alex is uniquely aware of the challenges and opportunities facing HD 29, and is committed to serving his community. TLRPAC is proud to support him.”
TLRPAC today endorsed Daniel Alders for Texas for election in the Republican Primary for House District 6, which covers part of Smith County. “Daniel Alders is a principled conservative and successful businessman, who is deeply committed to serving his community and creating a strong environment for families and jobs to flourish. TLRPAC is proud to support him.”
TLRPAC today endorsed Matthew Kolodoski of Addison for election to Place 9 on the 5th Court of Appeals, which covers Collin, Dallas, Grayson, Hunt, Kaufman and Rockwall counties. “Matthew Kolodoski’s strong background as a civil litigator at all levels of our legal system will bring critical expertise to the court. He is committed to applying the plain words of the law and never legislating from the bench. TLRPAC is proud to support him.”
TLRPAC today endorsed Justice Emily Miskel of McKinney for reelection to Place 13 on the 5th Court of Appeals, which covers Collin, Dallas, Grayson, Hunt, Kaufman and Rockwall counties. “Emily Miskel’s private sector experience and strong background as a district and appellate court judge are important assets to the 5th Court. She understands the unique technological challenges faced by our legal system, and will be a strong voice in ensuring the secure and efficient modernization of our courts. TLRPAC is proud to support her.”
TLRPAC today endorsed Elect Michael J. Ritter to the Court of Appeals of San Antonio for Place 3 on the 4th Court of Appeals, which covers 32 counties located in South Texas and the Hill Country, including Bexar County. “Michael Ritter’s appellate experience, both in private practice and as a staff attorney on the 4th Court of Appeals, make him uniquely qualified to hold the bench. With a deep background in both civil and criminal law, Ritter will bring fairness and efficiency to his work on the court. TLRPAC is proud to endorse him.”
TLRPAC today endorsed Lori Valenzuela of San Antonio for reelection to Place 7 on the 4th Court of Appeals, which covers 32 counties located in South Texas and the Hill Country, including Bexar County. “Lori Valenzuela is an experienced judge with a proven track record of upholding the rule of law, both on the 4th Court of Appeals for the last two years and as a district judge since 2009. She is committed to upholding both our state and federal constitutions. TLRPAC is proud to support her.”
TLRPAC endorses candidates who share our vision for a fair and efficient legal system and will put out a full endorsement list prior to the election.
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TLRPAC today endorsed Alex Kamkar for election in the Republican Primary for House District 29, which covers part of Brazoria County. "As a Pearland City Council member, Alex is uniquely aware of the challenges and opportunities facing HD 29, and is committed to serving his community. TLRPAC is proud to support him.”
TLRPAC today endorsed Daniel Alders for Texas for election in the Republican Primary for House District 6, which covers part of Smith County. “Daniel Alders is a principled conservative and successful businessman, who is deeply committed to serving his community and creating a strong environment for families and jobs to flourish. TLRPAC is proud to support him.”
TLRPAC today endorsed Matthew Kolodoski of Addison for election to Place 9 on the 5th Court of Appeals, which covers Collin, Dallas, Grayson, Hunt, Kaufman and Rockwall counties. “Matthew Kolodoski’s strong background as a civil litigator at all levels of our legal system will bring critical expertise to the court. He is committed to applying the plain words of the law and never legislating from the bench. TLRPAC is proud to support him.”
TLRPAC today endorsed Justice Emily Miskel of McKinney for reelection to Place 13 on the 5th Court of Appeals, which covers Collin, Dallas, Grayson, Hunt, Kaufman and Rockwall counties. “Emily Miskel’s private sector experience and strong background as a district and appellate court judge are important assets to the 5th Court. She understands the unique technological challenges faced by our legal system, and will be a strong voice in ensuring the secure and efficient modernization of our courts. TLRPAC is proud to support her.”
TLRPAC today endorsed Elect Michael J. Ritter to the Court of Appeals of San Antonio for Place 3 on the 4th Court of Appeals, which covers 32 counties located in South Texas and the Hill Country, including Bexar County. “Michael Ritter’s appellate experience, both in private practice and as a staff attorney on the 4th Court of Appeals, make him uniquely qualified to hold the bench. With a deep background in both civil and criminal law, Ritter will bring fairness and efficiency to his work on the court. TLRPAC is proud to endorse him.”
TLRPAC today endorsed Lori Valenzuela of San Antonio for reelection to Place 7 on the 4th Court of Appeals, which covers 32 counties located in South Texas and the Hill Country, including Bexar County. “Lori Valenzuela is an experienced judge with a proven track record of upholding the rule of law, both on the 4th Court of Appeals for the last two years and as a district judge since 2009. She is committed to upholding both our state and federal constitutions. TLRPAC is proud to support her.”