West Texas Indivisible will host a vote early planning event at the Pop Art Museum, 125 W. Twohig starting at 4 p.m.
Author: Will McDaniel
I have to say, I’m pretty impressed by August Pfluger. If he didn’t have to spend so much time being Donald Trump’s best friend in Congress, he might be an outstanding and effective congressman for Texas’ 11th District. Which, as always, remains underpaid and underloved.
Thursday, October 8 at the Brooks and Bates Performing Arts Center, all Democratic candidates for local elections will appear for a community forum hosted by San Angelo NAACP, Minority Alliance Network Organization, and West Texas Indivisible, and SAPAC.
The Concho Observer will be leading questions for the forum, along with questions submitted by the community. To submit your question, visit this link.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdSz12yQEs_uEbFi0zUYaeU2HZo3D1IXqzSzJ9UoPs0VrEQaQ/viewform
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