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| + | Delighted to be with [[Lina Hidalgo]], newly elected chief executive of Harris County (Houston - millions of people), Texas, who is shaking things up and changing priorities to meet the needs of everybody. | ||
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Houston TOP meeting
Julian Castro attended a Texas Organizing Project meeting in Houston just before the 2018 election. Bernard Sampson was at the same event. Texas Organizing Project PAC November 4, 2018 ·
TOP Delivers 119,000 NEW Midterm Voters
Michelle Tremillo, TOP's executive director, thanks the canvassers who have helped deliver 254,574 early voted in Harris, Dallas and Bexar counties, including 119,000 NEW midterm voters. Michelle was joined by Lina Hidalgo for Harris County Judge and Julian Castro. Our canvassers are still reaching out to voters today, tomorrow and until polls close on Tuesday. They'll knock on 16,000 doors every day! This is how we're going to win real change in Texas!
Hidalgo connection
Michael Kieschnick February 22, 2019 ·
Delighted to be with Lina Hidalgo, newly elected chief executive of Harris County (Houston - millions of people), Texas, who is shaking things up and changing priorities to meet the needs of everybody.
- ArenaAcademy in Des Moines