Brazoria County Republican Party VOTE R’s GUIDE VOTER’sOO ... · Edgar Pacheco, Jr. R N/A N/A N/A Kris Schoeffler R R R R Sweeny ISD General Election Trustee, Position 1 ’20

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99 years: Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child with a Weapon

50 years: Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child

25 years: Possession of a Controlled Substance in a Drug Free Zone

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20 years: Aggravated Kidnapping

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A Message From THE CHA IRMAN

By Dr. Shayne Green, Chairman, Brazoria

County Republican Party

We can all agree that 2020 is a year that our generation will never forget. We faced a global pandemic that started a domino effect that crippled the U.S. economy, put nearly 8 million workers on the unemployment rolls, and restricted individual liberty in ways Americans could have never conceived in the freest society on Earth. Thanks to instigation by radical leftist groups, gatherings took a violent turn leading to murder, riots, looting, and cities set ablaze under the banner of “peaceful protest.” Targets of hatred included American historical figures such as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Monuments to them and institutions bearing their names, and the names of many others, were soon under consideration for destruction or renaming. Mount Rushmore was even included on some lists for the chopping block. 2020 was also the year in which corporations cowardly surrendered to the forces of political correctness and engaged in wholesale virtue signaling, agreeing to change the names and logos of any products or brands that could be considered even remotely offensive to any individuals or groups. The insanity of 2020 did not stop there, though. One of the most disturbing ideas that emerged was the defunding of police. It was an idea that led to the slashing of police budgets, including here in Texas at the Austin P.D. Yes, 2020 was a year that tested us all. 2020 tested our beliefs. 2020 tested our values. 2020 tested our resolve. It tested the very fabric of our society. For most of us, these tests

reaffirmed our commitment to law and order, conservative principles, and individual liberty. These tests also revealed to us which of our leaders we could trust to stand up for those same values. Some, like President Trump, showed leadership and backbone and a refusal to back down to forces that threaten our values. Some, though, caved to pressure and were complicit with the opposition and the anarchists. Too many of them sold out our liberty for a few grains of supposed security. Yes, 2020 proved what we have known all along—that elections do have consequences. We have at least one more test we have to pass before we can get to the other side of 2020. That test is the November General Election. This election will be a validation of our values and a test of whether we will elect conservatives who will stand up for those values, especially the rule of law. This past year—with its volatility, with its riots in the streets, its mayhem, looting, injuries and murders—has revealed those among us who yearn for anarchy and an end to the civil society we hold dear. These anarchists and traitors to our values would be happy to strike a match and watch our nation burn. November is the time to remind them that peace-loving conservatives are still the majority by electing our Republican candidates. Our priorities in this fight start at the top with President Trump, who has delivered on his campaign pledges including backing law enforcement and nominating conservative federal judges and three conservatives to the United States Supreme Court. Our U.S. Senators and congressional representatives are also critical to law and order in their role as legislators. U.S. Senators are additionally vital in ensuring confirmation of conservative justices to the Supreme Court. Moving down the ballot, our state senators and representatives are key to drafting our state laws. Another critical duty of our Texas Legislature next year will be redistricting—drawing the lines for US Congress, state senate, state house and state board of education. This is the reason liberal Democrats from across the country have poured in over $7 million to take control of the Texas House of Representatives. If the Democrats win, you can kiss your Republican Congressman, State Senator and State Representative goodbye. This is how they plan to turn Texas from red to blue. The heart of the ballot are the races for judges, the linchpins of justice in our state. At the bottom of the ballot, we have elections for sheriff, county commissioners, justices of the peace and constables. All of which underscore the imperative for voting in every race on the ballot. And unlike previous elections, there is no straight ticket voting this year, which means voters must vote in every single race to elect the Republican ticket. Candidates will be identified by party, but every race must be voted. Finally, as a service to you, I have listed the Republican Primary voting history for non-partisan municipal candidates who will also appear on this year’s General Election ballot. Let us hope that this is the last test of 2020. And let us work to make sure that it is one we pass by getting ourselves and our like-minded friends out to vote, and, when we do, by voting the entire Republican ticket from top to bottom. In doing so, we can stand up against those who see the chaos of 2020 as an opportunity to advance their socialist agenda. We can, instead, ensure that the rule of law stands to defend us for another day.

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PRESIDENT/VICE-PRESIDENT✔ Donald J. Trump/Michael R. Pence

U. S. SENATOR✔ John Cornyn

U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 14✔ Randy Weber

U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 22✔ Troy Nehls

RAILROAD COMMISSIONER✔ James “Jim” Wright

CHIEF JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT✔ Nathan Hecht

JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 6, UNEXPIRED TERM✔ Jane Bland

JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 7✔ Jeff Boyd

JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 8✔ Brett Busby

JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE 3✔ Bert Richardson

JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE 4✔ Kevin Patrick Yeary

JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE 9✔ David Newell

STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 11✔ Larry Taylor

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 25✔ Cody Thane Vasut

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 29✔ Ed Thompson

CHIEF JUSTICE, 14TH COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT✔ Tracy Elizabeth Christopher

JUSTICE, 1ST COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT, PLACE 3✔ Russell Lloyd

JUSTICE, 1ST COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT, PLACE 5✔ Terry Adams

JUSTICE, 14TH COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT, PLACE 7✔ Ken Wise

DISTRICT JUDGE, 461ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT✔ Patrick Bulanek

COUNTY COURT AT LAW NO. 1, UNEXPIRED TERM✔ Courtney Gilbert

SHERIFF✔ L. “Bo” Stallman III

COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR✔ Kristin R. Bulanek

COUNTY COMMISSIONER PRECINCT 1✔ Donald “Dude” Payne

COUNTY COMMISSIONER PRECINCT 3✔ Stacy L. Adams

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PRECINCT 1, PLACE 1✔ Jack Brown

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PRECINCT 2, PLACE 1✔ John Vasut

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PRECINCT 3, PLACE 1✔ Mike Merkel

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PRECINCT 4, PLACE 1✔ Sarah Linder

COUNTY CONSTABLE PRECINCT 1✔ David Thacker

COUNTY CONSTABLE PRECINCT 2✔ Willie Howell

COUNTY CONSTABLE PRECINCT 3✔ CB “Buck” Stevens

COUNTY CONSTABLE PRECINCT 4✔ James Brawner

DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 4 COMMISSIONER, PLACE 1✔ Dan Keller

DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 4 COMMISSIONER, PLACE 2✔ Jeffrey “Jeff” H. Brennan

Remember, there is no more straight ticket voting, so please go all the way down the ballot and vote for each individual Republican candidate.

We also have a number of Republican candidates running in city races. When you get your ballot in the mail, please vote for a Republican candidate.

MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES WITH REPUBLICAN VOTING HISTORY

Only candidates with Republican voting history have been included in this listing.

Alvin ISD Trustee Election

Trustee Position 6 ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Earl Humbird R R R R

Trustee Position 7 ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Vivian Scheibel R R R R

Floyd Hodges, Jr. R - - -

Angleton ISD Trustee Election

Trustee, Position 3 ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Tommy Gaines R R R R


Mike Sillavan R R R R

Joel McKinnon R - R -

Pearland ISD General Election

Trustee, Position Two ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Edgar Pacheco, Jr. R N/A N/A N/A

Kris Schoeffler R R R R

Sweeny ISD General Election


Connie Cummings McAda R R R R


Carolyn “Jan” Reddoch R R R R

Joel Meador R - - -

Dusty Hopkins R - - -


Hattishia Johnson Johni-can

D R - -

Randy Miksch R R R R

Amanda Baca R - - -

City of Brookside Village General Election

Mayor ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Craig Bailey R R R R

Council at Large, Vote for no more than: 2

’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Donald Flynn R - R -

Beth Marie Croix R R R R

City of Clute General Election

Mayor ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Calvin Shiflet R R R R

Council Ward A ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Jeff Crisp R R R R

Council Ward C ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Chuck Pate R R R R

Council Ward E ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Frances Vaughn R R - -

Robert Akerstrom R R R R

City of Danbury General Election

Council at Large, Vote for no more than: 2

’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Chris Holcomb R R R R

Allen Brown R - N/A N/A

Robert (Butch) Peterson R R R R

Craig Peavy R R R -

City of Freeport Annual General Election

City Council Position A ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Ken “Capt” Green R R R -

Larry McDonald R - - -

City Council Position C ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Sandra Loeza R R R -

City of Iowa Colony General Election

Council Position 1 ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Michael (Buck) Holton R R R R

Waylan Rhodes R - - -

Douglas Marshall Chumley

R R R R

Village of Jones Creek General Election

Mayor ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Terry Jeffers R R R R

Marcy Krampota - - R -

Alderman at Large, Vote for no more than: 2

’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Justin Wright R - - -

Glenn Jordan R R R R

Jenni Wailes R - - -

Marshall

William R. Tidwell Jr. R R R -

City of Lake Jackson General Election

Mayor ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Gerald Roznovsky R R R R

Fred Ortiz R R - R

City Council Position 2 ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Vinay Singhania R R R R

City Council Position 4 ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Ralph “ Buster” Buell, III R R R R

Michael Musquiz R R R -

City of Manvel General Election

Mayor ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Debra Davison R R R R

City Council, Position 3 ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Niccole Tyson R - - -

City of Oyster Creek General City Election

Alderman, Position 3 ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Lonnie Carr R R R R


Harold Vandergrifft R R R R

City of Pearland General Election

Mayor ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Kevin Cole R R R R

Councilmember, Posi-tion No. 3

’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Alex Kamkar R R R R

Orlando Bruzual R - - -

Councilmember, Posi-tion No. 7

’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Jeff Hunkele R R R D

Woody Owens R R R R

City of Richwood General Election

Council, Position 1 ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Mike Johnson R - - -


Rodrigo Escalante R - R -

Mark Brown II R R R R


Katie Johnson R - - -

City of Sandy Point General Election

Mayor ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

C J Waller, Jr. R R R R

Commissioner Place 1 ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Kurt Quinn R - - -


John “Buck” Caldwell, Jr. - - R R

Village of Surfside Beach General Election

Mayor ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Gregg Bisso R R R R

Larry Davison R R R R

Alderman, Vote for no more than: 2

’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Jennie Green-Prats R R R R

Paul Hermonat - R - -

Peggy Power Llewellyn R R R -

City of West Columbia General Election

Mayor ’20 ’18 ’16 ’14

Laurie Beal Kincannon R R R R


Charley Tindol R R R R


Dietrich M. von Biedenfeld R R - R

Brazoria County Drainage District No. 5 General Election


N. Lee Walden R - - -


Mark Roller R R R R

Brandon Middleton - - R -

West Brazoria County Drainage District No. 11 Special Election

John Richers R R R R

Brazoria County Municipal Utility District No. 218 Directors Election

Ronald Gerlach R R R R

Wesley Boyer R R R R

R = Voted in Republican primary D = Voted in Democrat primary - = No vote found N/A = Not eligible to vote due to age or location

E L E C T I O N D A Y V O T I N G L O C A T I O N SALVIN

Alvin Library105 S Gordon

Alvin Senior Center309 W Sealy

ANGLETON

East Annex (Old Walmart)1524 E Mulberry, Room 144

West Annex451 N Velasco

BRAZORIA

Brazoria Library620 S Brooks

Greater Mount Zion Event Center6437 FM 521

BROOKSIDE VILLAGE

Brookside Village Community Center6243 Brookside Rd

CLUTE

Clute Event Center 100 Parkview Dr

DAMON

Damon Elementary School1211 Mulcahy

DANBURY

Danbury Community Center6115 5th St

FREEPORT

Freeport Library410 Brazosport Blvd

IOWA COLONY

Meridiana Information Center4003 Meridiana Pkwy

JONES CREEK

Jones Creek Community House7207 Stephen F Austin Rd

LAKE JACKSON

Lake Jackson Civic Center333 Hwy 332 E

LIVERPOOL

Liverpool City Hall8901 CR 171

MANVEL

North Annex7313 Corporate Dr

Precinct 4 North Annex3633 CR 58

The Church on MastersRoad6911 Masters Rd

OYSTER CREEK

Oyster Creek City Hall3210 FM 523

PEARLAND

Delores Fenwick Nature Center5750 Magnolia Pkwy

Drainage Dist No. 4 Building4805 W Broadway

First Church of Pearland1850 Broadway

New Harvest Christian Fellowship12216 Broadway

Pearland Church of Christ Annex2217 N Grand Blvd

Pearland Recreation Center4141 Bailey Rd

Pearland Westside Library2803 Business Center Dr #101

Shadycrest Baptist Church3017 Yost Blvd

Silverlake Recreation Center2715 Southwyck Pkwy

Tom Reid Library3522 Liberty Dr

Westside Event Center2150 Countryplace Pkwy

RICHWOOD

Richwood City Hall1800 N Brazosport Blvd

SANDY POINT

Sandy Point Bible Church119 CR 42

SURFSIDE BEACH

Surfside Beach City Hall 1304 Monument Dr

SWEENY

Sweeny Community Center205 Ashley Wilson Rd

WEST COLUMBIA

Precinct 4 Building 2121 North 10th Street

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AlvinAlvin Library, 105 S Gordon

BrazoriaBrazoria Library, 620 S Brooks

FreeportFreeport Library, 410 Brazosport Blvd.

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Pearland WestWestside Event Center, 2150 Countryplace Pkwy

Shadow CreekPearland Westside Library, 2803 Business Center Dr #101

West ColumbiaPrecinct 4 Building #2, 121 N 10th St

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Remember, there is no more straight ticket voting, so please go all the way down the ballot and vote for each individual Republican candidate.

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Brazoria County Republican Party VOTE R’s GUIDE VOTER’sOO ... · Edgar Pacheco, Jr. R N/A N/A N/A Kris Schoeffler R R R R Sweeny ISD General Election Trustee, Position 1 ’20