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Last but not least, we have the HCC Trustees, three of whom are on this year’s ballot. HCC trustees serve six-year terms, so one-third of them are up each time around.
Monica Flores Richart – Dist 1
Rhonda Skillern-Jones – Dist 2
Adriana Tamez – Dist 3
Reagan Flowers – Dist 4
Robert Glaser – Dist 5
John Hansen – Dist 6
Cynthia Lenton-Gary – Dist 7
Eva Loredo – Dist 8
Pretta VanDible Stallworth – Dist 9
Dist Candidate Raised Spent Loan On Hand
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3 Tamez 0 127 0 2,694
6 Hansen 0 0 5,000 8,136
8 Loredo 0 76 7,000 2,731
1 Richart 0 0 0 2,608
2 S-Jones 0 198 0 27
4 Flowers 12,895 1,824 0 13,410
5 Glaser 0 0 5,000 8,292
7 Lenton-Gary 0 0 0 0
9 Stallworth 0 0 0 0
As with HISD, the table is separated by those who are on the ballot and those who are not. The search tool for their reports does include non-incumbent candidates when they are present, but at least as of when I checked there weren’t any. I’m told there’s at least one potential opponent for someone out there now, and I’m sure someone will post a link in the comments as they did for the HISD reports. I don’t have a good way of knowing about that situation, so I just limit myself to what I can reasonably know, and that’s who has filed what. (*)
And that means just the incumbents, and what they have filed doesn’t amount to much. Not a big surprise, as HCC trustee races are among the lowest-dollar races out there. Other than Reagan Flowers, no one raised a dime this past period. I’m sure things will look different on the 30-day reports, but for now this is what you’ve got. And that completes our tour of the July finance reports. Hope you’ve enjoyed it.
(*) As before, I should take this opportunity to note that I can claim some measure of credit for these reports being publicly available at all. Someday, when I am asked what I managed to do with my life, I will be able to include that on the ledger.
Off topic, but, Kuff, how about an Afghanistan thread?
Reagan Flowers will be on the ballot this November, as she is filling an unexpired term.