Stefani Carter: Candidate for Texas State Representative
By rivory | December 5th, 2009 | Category: Featured, General | 4 comments
This months HHR Candidate Spotlight is Stefani Carter.
Carter a former Collin County prosecutor and Harvard Law School graduate recently announced her candidacy for a Texas State Representative seat. The seat includes Richardson, Lake Highlands and Garland. Stefani will face two formable opponents in the primary and the general election.
In order for her to get to stage one she will need to knock out her GOP primary opponent Geoff Bailey, who according The Dallas Morning News works for Texas billionaire T. Boone Pickens. Mr. Bailey who is also a Conservative is deeply connected to higher ups in Party. His website states that he worked at the White House, in Vice President Dick Cheney’s office. He also went on to work for Rudy Giuliani in his campaign for the Presidency.
If Stefanie Carter is able to win her primary race, the next challenge will be running against the Democrat incumbent Rep. Carol Kent. Representative. Kent has a strong fundraising background and according to The Dallas Morning News “defeated a fellow incumbent “Democrat” Rep. Tony Goolsby, who had held the seat for 20 years.
If you would like to help Stefanie Carter and learn more about her camapign go to her site below.
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I hope you win,because even though I am from Mo. I just moved here 5 months ago, but I see that there not enough Blacks in office. I hope to oneday become a council member in Johnston County oneday. Please pray for me Mrs. Carter. I hope you win,but since my wife is sick and its hard for me to vote and leave by her self. I hope to vote in 2012 election.God bless you, from Jonathan Naugles. Please send me a letter very soon, 8939 Cross Tie Circle Fort Worth,Tx 76116.
On Feb 23, dentists go to Austin to meet their Senators and Representatives. I would like to make an appointment to see you on this date between 11:45am and 3 pm.
Sincerely,
David Wilhite, DDS
972-964-3774
You will soon be voting on a bill that will prohibit insurance companies from capping fees on NONcovered proceedures.
Please vote for this bill.
Sincerely, David Wilhite, DDS
I forgot to include the number of the bill that I would like for you to support. It is House Bill 1776.
David