Conservative Leader Awards & Primary Election Challengers
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Conservative Leader Awards & Primary Election Challengers
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- The Conservative Leader Awards gala took place on Saturday, December 4 in Irving, Texas. The following activists were honored:
- Ammon Blair, Ashley Brickett, Betty Anderson, Don Dixon, Dorothy Boyett, Hilary Raebler, Joe Murphy, Joy & Terry Putnam, Konner Earnest, Mary Trammel, Michelle Bishop, Rafael Cruz, Sue Evenwel, and Tom Glass.
- Julie McCarty was awarded the Torch of Freedom Award.
- Republican State Rep. Jeff Cason (Bedford) announced last week he would not be seeking re-election to his House District 92 seat.
- Republican State Sen. Larry Taylor (Friendswood) announced last week he would not be seeking re-election to his Senate District 11 seat.
- Republican State Rep. Mayes Middleton (Galveston) filed to run for the seat vacated by Sen. Taylor, thereby creating an open seat for House District 23.
- There are currently 31 state lawmakers who have announced they are not seeking re-election to their current elected positions.
- This includes 26 House lawmakers, made up of 15 Republicans and 11 Democrats.
- This includes 5 Senate lawmakers, made up of four Republicans and one Democrat.
- Several incumbent lawmakers have already received filed/announced primary and general election challengers.
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