You're listening to Houston Decides, a collaboration between Audacy Houston and the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

In this episode, we interview Houston mayoral candidate Gilbert Garcia.

The city of Houston, the 4th largest city in America, will hold its Mayoral election on Tuesday, November 7th. For the first time in eight years we will have a new Mayor. Houston currently has a strong mayor form of government, which would mean that whoever wins this office will decide the direction of Houston for years to come.

You're listening to Houston Decides, a collaboration between Audacy Houston and the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

In this episode, we interview Houston mayoral candidate Shelia Jackson Lee.

The city of Houston, the 4th largest city in America, will hold its Mayoral election on Tuesday, November 7th. For the first time in eight years we will have a new Mayor. Houston currently has a strong mayor form of government, which would mean that whoever wins this office will decide the direction of Houston for years to come.

You're listening to Houston Decides, a collaboration between Audacy Houston and the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

In this episode, we interview Houston mayoral candidate John Whitmire.

The city of Houston, the 4th largest city in America, will hold its Mayoral election on Tuesday, November 7th. For the first time in eight years we will have a new Mayor. Houston currently has a strong mayor form of government, which would mean that whoever wins this office will decide the direction of Houston for years to come.

You're listening to Houston Decides, a collaboration between Audacy Houston and the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

In this episode, we interview Houston mayoral candidate Lee Kaplan.

The city of Houston, the 4th largest city in America, will hold its Mayoral election on Tuesday, November 7th. For the first time in eight years we will have a new Mayor. Houston currently has a strong mayor form of government, which would mean that whoever wins this office will decide the direction of Houston for years to come.

You're listening to Houston Decides, a collaboration between Audacy Houston and the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

In this episode, we interview Houston mayoral candidate Dr. Jack Christie.

The city of Houston, the 4th largest city in America, will hold its Mayoral election on Tuesday, November 7th. For the first time in eight years we will have a new Mayor. Houston currently has a strong mayor form of government, which would mean that whoever wins this office will decide the direction of Houston for years to come.

You're listening to Houston Decides, a collaboration between Audacy Houston and the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

In this episode, we interview Houston mayoral candidate Theodius Daniel.

The city of Houston, the 4th largest city in America, will hold its Mayoral election on Tuesday, November 7th. For the first time in eight years we will have a new Mayor. Houston currently has a strong mayor form of government, which would mean that whoever wins this office will decide the direction of Houston for years to come.

You're listening to Houston Decides, a collaboration between Audacy Houston and the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

In this episode, we interview Houston mayoral candidate Robin Williams.

The city of Houston, the 4th largest city in America, will hold its Mayoral election on Tuesday, November 7th. For the first time in eight years we will have a new Mayor. Houston currently has a strong mayor form of government, which would mean that whoever wins this office will decide the direction of Houston for years to come.

You're listening to Houston Decides, a collaboration between Audacy Houston and the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

In this episode, we interview Houston mayoral candidate Robert Gallegos.

The city of Houston, the 4th largest city in America, will hold its Mayoral election on Tuesday, November 7th. For the first time in eight years we will have a new Mayor. Houston currently has a strong mayor form of government, which would mean that whoever wins this office will decide the direction of Houston for years to come.