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August 11 - EDWARDS UPDATE
John Edwards has withdrawn as speaker for the
Johnson-Rayburn-Richards fundraiser for the
Harris County Democratic Party; his replacement
may not be chosen for several weeks. Karl Rove has not
withdrawn as speaker for the Republicans on August 12.
August 10 - PARTY UPDATES
Houston area Republicans and Democrats have a lot on
their minds this week. Karl Rove and Texas House
Speaker Tom Craddick, darlings of Texas conservatives,
are appearing at a legislative fundraiser at
Tilman Fertita's Aquarium restaurant downtown, and
Democrats are scrambling for a protest.
The Democrats have their own worries because the annual
Johnson-Rayburn-Richards fundraiser scheduled for
Sept. 20 at the Westin Galleria Hotel, which is the
local party's major money raising event of the year,
was scheduled to have former Senator John Edwards,
darling of the Democrats, as
their keynote speaker. Edwards' recent personal
trouble have made his political future look dubious,
leaving the future of the fundraiser doubtful as well.
Stay tuned for news about whether he is replaced as
speaker.
August 6 - WE ARE LIVE!
The Internet Voters Guide is now live, albeit with a lot
of editorial content left to be filled in. So far we have
a presidential race, three U.S. Senate races, three U.S.
House races, and a basket of local races. More is on the
way! Come back daily for updates. If you
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July 27 - Fairness Doctrine Announced
The Internet Voters Guide has announced a
Fairness Doctrine to
establish its ethical foundation.
July 26 - Internet Voters Guide Offers Special Ad Rates
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information
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July 20 - Houston - Green Confirms for Controller
Houston City Councilman Ron Green confirmed
his intention to run for City Controller in the
2009 Houston city elections. Green, serving
his third term on the Houston City Council, is not
allowed to run for re-election due to term limits.
Houston City Councilman Peter Brown is openly
campaigning for Mayor at Democratic Party events. He
refers to himself as the best-funded mayoral candidate.
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