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1 facebook.com/fortbendgop twitter.com/fbcgop 2014 PRIMARY EDITION VOTE MAKE YOUR VOICE COUNT Visit Election Central on FBCGOP.org for more information.

2 Warren for Judge! County Court at Law #4 Warren Diepraam has been in law enforcement for 23 years and has become recognized in Texas and across the nation for his innovative and life saving ideas. Warren began his career at the Harris County District Attorney s Office in 1990 and quickly became a leader in the trial division. Warren has handled all types of cases from DWI to Capital Murder. In 1999, Warren became recognized as an expert in Vehicular Homicides due to several high-profile prosecutions. In his first high-profile case, Warren sent a drunk driver in an 18-wheeler to prison for killing 4 of 5 family members. He is also credited with creating a new method of prosecution by charging a habitual drunk driver with felony murder for killing a young child in a DWI crash, more than doubling the offender s punishment. Warren will bring this innovation to Fort Bend County to make the criminals pay for their conduct rather than the taxpayers. Help Warren bring this innovation to Fort Bend County Court 4 where it s time for a change. ABOVE: Warren addresses the national media about his No Refusal Program as law enforcement officers watch. Warren Diepraam has been twice voted the nation s top Vehicular Crimes Prosecutor! Warren created the No Refusal Program that has spread all across the nation. Because of his involvement in this program, Warren is now a nationally recognized prosecutor. He was voted the sole prosecutor representative to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration where he has served effectively on behalf of the nation s prosecutors. Fort Bend is a growing county with increased crime. We cannot afford to not support our local law enforcement. Warren will bring his nationally recognized innovation to crime and punishment in our county! We have a vested interest in an efficient Fort Bend County Justice System! Warren is a Dulles High School graduate and has been in Fort Bend County since He is currently the Bureau Chief for the Specialized Prosecutions Section at the Montgomery County District Attorney s Office. Warren supervises prosecutors handling serious criminal cases including Child Pornography, Sexual Assault, White Collar Crime, Domestic Violence, Civil Trial, and Vehicular Homicides. During Warren s tenure at the Montgomery County District Attorney s Office, DWI homicide charges have dropped by approximately fifty percent. In addition, Child Porn Distributors have been apprehended at increasing rates and children have been rescued from the clutches of these predators thereby breaking the chain of violence. Lastly, Domestic Violence cases go through the system quickly and efficiently. Warren created the county s direct file system which cuts the time a case sits on the docket almost in half, saving the taxpayers money. It s time we brought this innovative approach to Fort Bend County by voting for Warren Diepraam for Court 4! By increasing efficiency, reducing what is frequently the largest docket in Fort Bend County, ensuring that tax dollars are not wasted on lawyer s fees, and bringing a tough-on-crime approach to County Court 4, Warren will work on making sure that Fort Bend County residents have safe streets and make the criminals pay for their crime not the taxpayers.to find out more: Warren complies with the Judicial Campaign Fairness Act. Paid political ad by Warren Diepraam for Judge Campaign.

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAIRMAN/EDITOR Michael Gibson ASSISTANT EDITORS Bruce Bond Mickey Mixon Michael Khushf Jeff Paschall and the Communications Committee TREASURER Pat Baig GRAPHIC DESIGN Danielle Settles Jeff Paschall PRODUCTION Todd Schuh PRINTER/PUBLISHER Seebridge Media 707 W. Road Houston, TX We would like to thank all of the candidates, business leaders and other contributors of this publication. This informational election mailer would not have been possible otherwise. Contact the Republican Party of Fort Bend County PO Box 461 Sugar Land, TX Party Hotline Visit us online at FBCGOP.org LIKE Us on Facebook.com/fortbendgop Follow Us on Twitter.com/fbcgop This publication cannot be reproduced without the permission of the Fort Bend County Republican Party. LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN PAGE 7 THE CANDIDATES PAGE 8 EARLY VOTING LOCATIONS PAGE 10 ABSENTEE VOTING PAGE 12 MARCH 4 PRIMARY LOCATIONS PAGE 16 PROPOSITIONS PAGE 20 WHAT S NEXT? (after you vote) PAGE 23 Pol. Ad Pd for by the Republican Party of Fort Bend County (www. fbcgop.org). Pat Baig, Treasurer Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee. Contributions may be used by the Party in connection with state and federal elections. Contributions by corporations, foreign national (non-green card holders) labor unions, banks, trusts companies, railroad companies, and federal government contractors are prohibited. Personal and PAC donations are welcome. Corporate contributions to the State account may be accepted. REPUBLICAN CLUBS PAGE 23 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PAGE 24 Visit us online at FBCGOP.org 3

4 Rita believes in... Local Control of Our School Districts Greater Transparency for Parents and Taxpayers College and Career Readiness for All Students Reject Obama s Common Core Curriculum Political Ad Paid for by The Rita Ashley Campaign P. O. Box 923, Galveston, Texas Pol. Ad Pd. for by Cherisse Guerrero, Treasurer. 4 The Fort Bend Republican / 2014 Primary

5 A TRUE CONSERVATIVE VOICE David has worked tirelessly for parents, students and taxpayers, volunteering his time in this non paying position. Robin Armstrong, Texas Republican National Committeeman Liberals in Texas recognize the real conservative in this race: Losing David Bradley would be a huge blow to the conservative bloc. Houston Chronicle 12/23/2013 Rest assured that David will continue to be a dependable, TRUE CONSERVATIVE voice on our State Board of Education. David Barton of WallBuilders Former Vice Chairman REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS

6 Serving the people of District 28 is a Great Honor. I will continue to fight for our conservative values. Together we can make Texas an even greater state. When you are in Austin, please stop by our office in the historic State Capitol. State Representative, John Zerwas, M.D. District 28 Let s Keep Our Doctor in the House! pd pol ad Friends of John Zerwas P.O. Box 852 Fulshear TX The Fort Bend Republican / 2014 Primary

7 LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN BLOCKBUSTER ELECTIONYEAR In case you haven t heard the news Battleground Texas, the George Soros financed organization formed by the Obama machine, is working hard to turn Texas Democrat and Fort Bend County is their number one target! Battleground Texas is targeting Fort Bend because we are a thriving example of Conservative values in action. We represent the prosperity and quality of life that can be obtained through an entrepreneurial spirit, respect for diversity, and a community dedicated towards volunteerism. This Fort Bend Miracle refutes everything that the Liberals on the left have been telling us, that the only route to success and quality of life is through government handouts and government intervention. What has Conservative Republican leadership done for Fort Bend County? The numbers speak for themselves. Fort Bend County leads the nation in quality of life. We are the number one destination for business relocation and startups. Fort Bend is in the Top 5 counties that lead the nation in household income. We are number one for low taxes. We are number one in diversity. We are also one of the fastest growing populations in the country. What has liberal leadership done for the rest of the country? Look at Detroit, Chicago, California and Michigan, cities and states that have fully implemented liberalism. They re broke, their populations are shrinking, and their governments are failing their citizens. Battleground Texas also thinks that because Fort Bend has one of the largest and most diverse minority populations in the United States that our county should vote Democrat. However, the facts show otherwise. Fort Bend is solid red and is getting redder even as our minority population grows! In 2008, McCain beat Obama 52 to 48% in Fort Bend and straight party vote were won by Democrats 68,000 to 66,000. In 2012, Romney beat Obama 55 to 45%, an increase of 8% and Republicans won the straight party vote 87,000 to 75,000. In 2013 we focused on laying the foundation to grow the party to include all residents of our county. Hispanic Republicans of Texas Fort Bend Chapter celebrates its first anniversary in February, with one of the largest and most active memberships in the state. Fort Bend Young Republicans will hold their first meeting this month. Elkins High School Republicans joined our other High School Republican clubs this past year making Fort Bend the county with the highest number of High School Republican Clubs in the state. A new Republican Women s Club is forming in Katy. Our GOP Picnic at the Gates Family Ranch had nearly 400 people attend, our largest ever. As a party, we held our first event ever in Katy with our One of the children celebrates winning one of the many games the children played at the Fort Bend County Republican Party Family Picnic. Christmas Party at Agave Road with 200 in attendance. And on January 4th, we sponsored an NFL Play 60 event in Katy with 270 children and their parents attending. We are well on our way to have a blockbuster election year in 2014, but we need your help. We need you to learn about our Republican candidates and go vote in the primary! On March 4, you will decide who will represent the Republican Party in November. Please educate yourself, read what each candidate wants you to know about them, view the candidate information, ask questions and VOTE! If you do not educate yourself and vote, you have no input into who represents you in our county government. Early voting begins February 18th and Election day is March 4th. GO OUT AND VOTE! Visit us online at FBCGOP.org 7

8 THE CANDIDATES Office Sought Ballot Name U. S. Senator Chris Mapp U. S. Senator Curt Cleaver U. S. Senator Dwayne Stovall U. S. Senator John Cornyn U. S. Senator Ken Cope U. S. Senator Linda Vega U. S. Senator Reid Reasor U. S. Senator Steve Stockman U. S. Representative District 22 Pete Olson Governor Greg Abbott Governor Lisa Fritsch Governor Miriam Martinez Governor SECEDE Kilgore Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst Lieutenant Governor Jerry Patterson Lieutenant Governor Todd Staples Attorney General Barry Smitherman Attorney General Dan Branch Attorney General Ken Paxton Comptroller of Public Accounts Debra Medina Comptroller of Public Accounts Glenn Hegar Comptroller of Public Accounts Harvey Hilderbran Comptroller of Public Accounts Raul Torres Commissioner of the General Land Office David Watts Commissioner of the General Land Office George P. Bush Commissioner of Agriculture Eric Opiela Commissioner of Agriculture J. Allen Carnes Commissioner of Agriculture Joe Cotten Commissioner of Agriculture Sid Miller Commissioner of Agriculture Tommy Merritt Railroad Commissioner Becky Berger Railroad Commissioner Malachi Boyuls Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian Chief Justice, Supreme Court Nathan Hecht Chief Justice, Supreme Court Robert Talton Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 Jeff Brown Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 Joe Pool Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7 Jeff Boyd Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8 Phil Johnson Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8 Sharon McCally Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 3 Barbara Walther Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 3 Bert Richardson Office Sought Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 4 Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 4 Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 4 Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 9 Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 9 Member, State Board of Education, District 4 Member, State Board of Education, District 7 Member, State Board of Education, District 7 State Senator, District 17 State Senator, District 17 State Representative District 26 State Representative District 27 State Representative District 28 State Representative District 85 Chief Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 4 Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 7 Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 3 Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 3 Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 3 Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 5 District Judge, 240th Judicial District District Judge, 268th Judicial District District Judge, 268th Judicial District District Attorney, 268th Judicial District District Attorney, 268th Judicial District District Judge 328th County Judge County Court At Law Judge Number 1 County Court At Law Judge Number 1 County Court At Law Judge Number 1 County Court At Law Judge Number 2 County Court At Law Judge Number 3 County Court At Law Judge Number 4 County Court At Law Judge Number 4 District Clerk District Clerk County Clerk County Treasurer County Commissioner Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace Precinct 1, Place 2 Justice of the Peace Precinct 1, Place 2 Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 Ballot Name Jani Jo Wood Kevin Patrick Yeary Richard Dean Davis David Newell W.C. "Bud" Kirkendall Dorothy Olmos David Bradley Rita Ashley Derek A. Anthony Joan Huffman D.F. "Rick" Miller David Hamilton John Zerwas Phil Stephenson Kem Thompson Frost Marc Brown Ken Wise Chad Bridges Dan Linebaugh Russell Lloyd Laura Carter Higley Thomas R. Culver III Brady G. Elliott Roxie Roll Dawn Zell Wright John Healey Ronald R "Ron" Pope Robert E. "Bob" Hebert Chris Morales Frederick P. "Rick" Forlano Maggie Jaramillo Jeff McMeans Susan G. Lowery R. H. "Sandy" Bielstein Warren Diepraam Annie Rebecca Elliott Candace Cagle Laura Richard Jeff Council James Patterson Billy Guerrero III Mary S. Ward Ken Cannata Jim Richard 8 The Fort Bend Republican / 2014 Primary

9 THE CANDIDATES The following information is provided on candidates that live in the Fort Bend County area. OFFICE Dist. First Name Last Name Inc* Primary & Runoff Voting Record U. S. Senator Linda Vega N 2/10 R - 1/10 D 10 U. S. Representative 22 Pete Olson Y 6/6 R 8 Comptroller of Public Accounts Glenn Hegar N 2/2 R 3.5 Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals PL 9 David Newell N 9/10 R 13 State Rep District 26 D.F. Rick Miller Y 10/10 R 15 State Rep District 27 David Hamilton N 0/2 R 3 State Rep District 28 John Zerwas Y 9/10 R 29 Chief Justice, Court of Appeals District 14 Kem Thompson Frost Y 4/4 R 5.5 Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District PL3 Chad Bridges N 9/10 R 11 District Court Judge 240 Thomas R. Culver III Y 10/10 R 40 District Court Judge 268 Roxie Roll N 6/10 R 41 District Court Judge 268 Brady G. Elliott Y 9/10 R 39.5 District Court Judge 328 Ronald R. Ron Pope Y 10/10 R 63 District Attorney Dawn Zell Wright N 0/0 1.5 District Attorney John Healey Y 10/10 R 31 County Judge Robert E. Bob Hebert Y 10/10 R 28 County Court at Law 1 Maggie Jaramillo N 2/10 R - 1/10 D 39.5 County Court at Law 1 Fredrick P. Rick Forlano N 10/10 R 15 County Court at Law 1 Chris Morales N 4/10 R 8 County Court at Law 2 Jeffrey McMeans Y 9/10 R 48 County Court at Law 3 Susan G. Lowery Y 10/10 R 23 County Court at Law 4 Warren Diepraam N 6/10 R 19 County Court at Law 4 R.H. Sandy Bielstein Y 9/10 R 29 District Clerk Candace Cagle N 6/10 R 22 District Clerk Annie Rebecca Elliott Y 9/10 R 29 County Clerk Laura Richard N 10/10 R 32 County Treasurer Jeff Council Y 10/10 R 51 County Commissioner 4 James Patterson Y 10/10 R 48 Justice of the Peace Pct 1/Pl 2 Billy Guerrero III N 2/10 R - 1/10 D 30 Justice of the Peace Pct 1/Pl 2 Mary S. Ward Y 10/10 R 35.5 Justice of the Peace Pct 3 Ken Cannata Y 10/10 R 20 Justice of the Peace Pct 4 Jim Richard Y 10/10 R 17 GOP County Chairman Mike Gibson Y 10/10 R 31.5 Precinct Chair, Pct Karen Vannerson 10/10 R 42 Precinct Chair, Pct Precinct Chair, Pct Sam Rodriguez 7/10 R 20 Precinct Chair, Pct Brenna Wright 4/4 R 4.5 Precinct Chair, Pct Bruce Bond 9/10 R 34.5 Precinct Chair, Pct Howard Paul 5/10 R 24 Precinct Chair, Pct Danielle Settles 5/10 R 15 Precinct Chair, Pct Travis Jowell 0/4 R 16 * Indicates whether or not candidate is the incumbant. Yrs in County Visit us online at FBCGOP.org 9

10 SCHEDULE FOR EARLY VOTING LOCATIONS Early Voting for the March Primary is February Vote at any of these locations (only during early voting) Rosenberg Annex Building: 4520 Reading Road, Rosenberg, TX Cinco Ranch Branch Library: 2620 Commercial Center Blvd, Katy, TX Hightower High School: 3333 Hurricane Lane, Missouri City, TX Meadows Place City Hall : One Troyan Dr., Meadows Place, TX Missouri City Community Center: 1522 Texas Parkway, Missouri City, TX Four Corners Community Center: Old Richmond Road, Sugar Land, TX DAY DATE HOURS Tuesday-Friday February 18-21, am-5 pm Saturday February 22, am-7 pm Sunday February 23, pm-5 pm Monday-Friday February 24-28, am-7 pm SCHEDULE FOR Irene Stern Community Center: 6920 Fulshear-Katy Road, Fulshear, TX Beasley City Hall: 319 S. 3rd Street, Beasley, TX Lost Creek Park: 3703 Lost Creek Blvd, Sugar Land, TX DAY DATE HOURS Tuesday-Friday February 18-21, am-5 pm Saturday February 22, am-7 pm Sunday February 23, 2014 CLOSED Monday-Friday February 24-28, am-7 pm SCHEDULE FOR Chasewood Clubhouse: 7622 Chasewood Drive, Missouri City, TX First Colony Conference Center: 3232 Austin Parkway, Sugar Land, TX FBC Road and Bridge (Needville): 3743 School Street, Needville, TX Randall s: 5800 New Territory Blvd., Sugar Land, TX DAY DATE HOURS Tuesday-Friday February 18-21, am-7 pm Saturday February 22, am-7 pm Sunday February 23, pm-5 pm Monday-Friday February 24-28, am-7pm SCHEDULE FOR Sugar Land Branch Library: 550 Eldridge, Sugar Land, TX Sienna Branch Library: 8411 Sienna Springs Blvd, Missouri City, TX James Bowie Middle School: 700 Plantation Dr, Richmond, TX Harmony Science Academy: Grand Corner Dr, Katy TX (NE corner of HWY 99 and FM 1093) DAY DATE HOURS Tuesday-Friday February 18-21, am-7 pm Saturday February 22, am-7 pm Sunday February 23, 2014 CLOSED Monday-Friday February 24-28, am-7pm 10 The Fort Bend Republican / 2014 Primary

11 Re-elect Republican BRADY G. ELLIOTT Judge 268 th District Court Appointed by Governor Bill Clements as Judge of the 268th District Court in 1988 Assigned to serve as a visiting Judge on the 14th Court of Appeals by the Supreme Court of Texas Graduate of Texas College of the Judiciary and member of College of the State Bar of Texas Charter Member, past Treasurer Oyster Creek Rotary Club, member Sugar Land Rotary Club, Past Director Fort Bend War on Drugs, Past Director Fort Bend Boys Choir, Life Member Fort Bend County Fair Assoc.; Trustee Scottish Rite Orthopedic Hospital for Children Dallas Who s Who in America and American Law, Veteran USAF Past Chairman of Fort Bend Justice Council; Chairman of Fort Bend Purchasing Board, Past Administrative Judge, Board of District Judges; Member Fort Bend Juvenile Board Judge Elliott is married to Rhea Elliott and they have two sons and one grandson Pd. Pol. ad by Brenda Mullinix Campaign, Mark Mullinix Treasurer, 310 Morton #134, Richmond TX Pd. Pol. ad by Brenda Mullinix Campaign, Mark Mullinix Treasurer, 310 Morton #134, Richmond TX Qualified Experienced Conservative Pol. Ad. Pd. For by Brady G. Elliott Campaign, Rhea Elliott, Treasurer. In compliance with the voluntary limits of the Judicial Campaign Fairness Act. Thank you for your support! Laura Richard Candidate for Fort Bend County Clerk Community Leader Fiscally Conservative Uniquely Qualified lrichard@lauraforcountyclerk.com Political Ad Paid for by the Laura Richard For County Clerk Campaign, Doris Gurecky, Treasurer Paid by James Patterson Campaign, Jim Condrey, D.D.S., Treasurer, 314 South Belknap, Sugar Land, Texas Fort Bend County Commissioner Precinct Dairy Ashford, Ste 200 Sugar Land, Texas (281) Visit us online at FBCGOP.org 11

12 ABSENTEE VOTING Ballot by Mail Applications are Due February 21, 2014 All currently registered voters of Fort Bend County are eligible to request and receive a by-mail ballot if any of the following conditions prevents them from voting in-person during the early voting period or on Election Day: 1. Expected absence from the County during both the early voting period and on election day. (The ballot must be mailed to an address outside the county) 2. Disability years of age or older 4. Confinement in jail and not finally convicted of a felony The request must state the address at which you are registered to vote, one of the above conditions for requesting a ballot, the address to which you want the ballot mailed, and your signature. If the ballot is not to be mailed outside the County and not to the address at which you are registered, you must give an explanation as to the address such as nursing home, hospital, etc. Applications for Ballot by Mail may not be submitted more than 60 days before election day and must be received by February 21, All voted ballots that are returned on or before election day will be counted. Voted ballots mailed from outside the United States may be counted if clearly postmarked on or before election day and received by the Elections Administrator by March 9, Visit FortBendCountytx.gov Elections Department to download a Ballot by Mail application or for more information. MAIL APPLICATIONS TO: Fort Bend County Elections 301 Jackson Street Richmond, Texas Or fax your signed application to I need your vote in the Republican Primary March 4th Roxy Roll ELECT for Judge of the 268th District Court I ask for your support in the Republican Primary and I can promise, if elected, I pledge to serve our county by faithfully following the law with fairness to all citizens who come before this Court. As a practicing trial Attorney for the past 15 years, a CPA and a resident of Fort Bend County (Meadows for 41 years), I am concerned about operations of this court that do not foster justice and fairness. I am a lifelong conservative Republican (NOT a career politician) and will always make fairness and justice my first responsibility if elected to Judge of the 268th District Court. Just a note to my friends who may not always vote in the primary election, to make a change this time you must vote in this Republican primary because I am the only challenger to the incumbent. Make your vote count for change, vote Roxie Roll for Judge. It is time to restore respect to the 268th. Visit my website for a ballot by mail application before 2/21/14 or me at RoxieRollForJudge@roxieroll.com or call and I will drop off an application to you. Early voting is February Go vote. Pol.Ad paid by Roxie Roll, Candidate and Campaign Treasurer 12 The Fort Bend Republican / 2014 Primary

13 THE CHOICE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT Healey has been endorsed by those who rely on a D.A. to help them fight Crime: The Sugar Land Police Officers Association The Missouri City Police Officers Association Troy Nehls, Ft. Bend County Sheriff Mike Berezin, Missouri City Interim Police Chief Bill Whitworth, Richmond Police Chief Bonny Krahn, Stafford Police Chief Kenny Seymour, Fulshear Police Chief A.J. Dorr, Ft. Bend Constable, Precinct 1 Trevor Nehls, Ft. Bend Constable Precinct 4 David Rider, Chief of Police Mark Hopkins, Chief of Police Ernie Taylor, Retired Sugar Land Police Chief Robert Gracia, Retired Rosenberg Police Chief COMMITTED TO JUSTICE AND THE PEOPLE OF FORT BEND COUNTY WHAT WE ALREADY HAVE IN HEALEY: The lowest crime rate of Houston s 8 surrounding counties Over 50 felony cases personally tried, none reversed on appeal 21 years of efficient management of the largest law office within Fort Bend County Healey s opponent has no experience as an attorney prosecuting criminals. She has both practiced defending criminal cases and lived in our county for less than 3 years. ENDORSED BY OUR COUNTY S MAYORS: James Thompson, James Mayor Thompson, of Sugar Mayor Land of Sugar Land Allen Owen, Mayor Allen of Owen, Missouri Mayor City of Missouri City Charles Jessup, Charles Mayor Jessup, of City of Mayor Meadows of City Place of Meadows Place Leonard Scarcella, Leonard Mayor Scarcella, of Stafford Mayor of Stafford Evalyn Moore, Evalyn Mayor of Moore, Richmond Mayor of Richmond Vincent Morales, Vincent Mayor Morales, of Rosenberg Mayor of Rosenberg Tommy Kuykendall, Tommy Mayor Kuykendall, of Fulshear Mayor of Fulshear Delbert Wendt, Delbert Mayor of Wendt, Needville Mayor of Needville Bob Haenel, Mayor Bob Haenel, of Fairchilds Mayor of Fairchilds EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE Doctor of Jurisprudence, South Texas College of Law, 1981 Fort Bend County Assistant District Attorney, Appointed to perform the duties of the District Attorney, 1992 Elected District Attorney, 1994-Present Aggressively prosecuting murderers and child molestors Swiftly punishing violent juvenile law breakers through more frequent use of the certification process Successfully acquired approximately $2,000,000 in state and federal grants which paid the salaries of necessary personnel Maintaining an open door policy so that everyone can convey their feelings & opinions Developed 11 specialized divisions to punish criminals and protect victims COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Member of the Board of Directors Child Advocates of Ft. Bend Chairman, Ft. Bend Children s Advocacy Center Advisory Council Ft. Bend Women s Center Council of Resources Member of Parks Youth Ranch Advisory Board Member of Board of Directors, Ft. Bend County Narcotics Task Force Ft. Bend and Needville Chambers of Commerce, Central Ft. Bend Chamber Alliance Member of the Exchange Club of Fort Bend All American Volunteer of the Year Award 2013, TX LA Gulf Coast District of Exchange Fort Bend Republican Clubs Life Member Fort Bend Fair Association PERSONAL Married for 35 years to Theodora, a teacher for 40 years Active Member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Richmond Fort Bend County resident since 1982 jhealeyda@aol.com Political advertisement paid for by District Attorney John Healey Campaign, Theodora Healey, Treasurer, P.O. Box 1412, Sugar Land, Texas 77487

14 Dawn Zell Zell REPUBLICAN for DISTRICT ATTORNEY Pd Pol Ad by Dawn Zell Wright Campaign, Asif Sayani, Treasurer. REPUBLICAN for DISTRICT ATTORNEY Pd Pol Ad by Dawn Zell Wright Campaign, Asif Sayani, Treasurer. The Smart Choice for a Growing County Community Leader Experienced Attorney Extensive Budget Management Dawn Zell Regulatory HR and Ethics Compliance Experience Principled. Dedicated. Republican. Visit DawnforDA.com for more information. REPUBLICAN for DISTRICT ATTORNEY Pd Pol Ad by Dawn Zell Wright Campaign, Asif Sayani, Treasurer.

15 AnnieRebeccaElliott.com EXPERIENCE MATTERS!!!!! RE-ELECT ANNIE REBECCA ELLIOTT DISTRICT CLERK Proven Conservative Republican Leadership Effective Technology Innovator Professional, Knowledgeable Staff Proudly safeguarding your tax dollars and valuable data since Pol. Ad. Paid by Annie Rebecca Elliott, District Clerk Campaign. Michael W. Elliott, Treasurer.

16 16 The Fort Bend Republican / 2014 Primary MARCH 4 PRIMARY (1-3) March 4, 2014 Primary Election Day Location Polling Locations by Precinct Precinct Location Address City 1001 George Memorial Library 1001 Golfview Dr RICHMOND 1002 Kendleton Church of God 619 FM 2919 KENDLETON 1003 Mustang Community Center 4525 FM 521 FRESNO 1007 Cindy's Palace 1102 FM 2977 RICHMOND, TX 1008 Orchard City Hall 9714 Kibler ORCHARD 1010 Knights of Columbus Hall - Needville Hwy 36 NEEDVILLE 1012 Fellowship Church of Fort Bend 1110 Bamore Rd ROSENBERG 1013 Calvary Baptist Church 4111 Airport Ave ROSENBERG 1015 Frieden's United Church of Christ 7526 Ave I BEASLEY 1018 Knights of Columbus Hall - Needville Hwy 36 NEEDVILLE, TX 1021 Brazos Bend Home & Ranch FM 1464 NEEDVILLE, TX 1024 Frieden's United Church of Christ 7526 Ave I BEASLEY 1025 Agriculture Extension Building "D" 4310 Hwy. 36 South ROSENBERG 1037 Travis Elementary School 2700 Avenue K ROSENBERG 1040 Richmond Water Maintenance Facility 110 N. 8th St RICHMOND 1048 FBC Rosenberg Annex 4520 Reading Rd ROSENBERG 1054 Fellowship Church of Fort Bend 1110 Bamore Rd ROSENBERG 1058 Mustang Community Center 4525 FM 521 FRESNO 1067 Williams Elementary School 5111 FM 762 RICHMOND, TX 1068 Knights of Columbus Hall - Needville Hwy 36 NEEDVILLE, TX 1072 George Memorial Library 1001 Golfview Dr RICHMOND 1073 George Memorial Library 1001 Golfview Dr RICHMOND 1074 Calvary Baptist Church 4111 Airport Ave ROSENBERG 1076 RiverPark Recreation Center 5875 Summit Creek Drive RICHMOND 1085 Williams Elementary School 5111 FM 762 RICHMOND, TX 1087 Dickinson Elementary School 7110 Greatwood Pkwy SUGAR LAND 1094 Mustang Community Center 4525 FM 521 FRESNO 1097 Fort Bend County Library - Sienna 8411 Sienna Springs Way MISSOURI CITY 1103 Pecan Grove Baptist Church 1727 FM 359 RICHMOND 1109 Mustang Community Center 4525 FM 521 FRESNO 1114 FBC MUD 23/M.R. Massey Admin B 1570 Raab Road FRESNO 1118 Fort Bend County Library - Sienna 8411 Sienna Springs Way MISSOURI CITY 1120 Dickinson Elementary School 7110 Greatwood Pkwy SUGAR LAND 1128 Greatwood Retirement Center 7001 Riverbrook SUGAR LAND 1134 Mustang Community Center 4525 FM 521 FRESNO 2016 Meadows Place City Hall One Troyan Dr MEADOWS PLACE 2017 Briargate Elementary School Blue Ridge Rd MISSOURI CITY 2022 Meadows Place City Hall One Troyan Dr MEADOWS PLACE 2023 Ridgemont Elem. Early Childhood Ctr 5353 Ridge Creek Circle HOUSTON 2031 Ridgegate Elementary School 6015 West Ridgecreek Dr. HOUSTON 2033 Lantern Lane Elementary School 3323 Mission Valley Dr MISSOURI CITY 2034 FBC MUD 23/M.R. Massey Admin B 1570 Raab Road FRESNO 2036 Missouri City Baptist Church Quail Park Dr MISSOURI CITY 2043 Townewest Towne Hall Old Towne Ln SUGAR LAND 2050 Hunters Glen Elementary School 695 Independence Blvd MISSOURI CITY 2051 Chasewood Clubhouse 7622 Chasewood Dr MISSOURI CITY 2052 Briarchase Missionary Baptist Ch Blue Ridge Rd MISSOURI CITY 2055 Briargate Elementary School Blue Ridge Rd MISSOURI CITY 2056 Ridgegate Elementary School 6015 West Ridgecreek Dr. HOUSTON Page 1 of 3

17 MARCH 4 PRIMARY (2-3) March 4, 2014 Primary Election Day Location Polling Locations by Precinct Precinct Location Address City 2059 Missouri City Community Center 1522 Texas Parkway MISSOURI CITY 2060 Fifth Street Community Center 3110 Fifth Street STAFFORD 2061 Elkins High School 7007 Knights Court MISSOURI CITY 2066 Mission Glen Elementary School Mission Glen Dr HOUSTON 2070 Houston Community College Cash Rd STAFFORD 2075 Missouri City Community Center 1522 Texas Parkway MISSOURI CITY 2077 Missouri City Community Center 1522 Texas Parkway MISSOURI CITY 2078 Fifth Street Community Center 3110 Fifth Street STAFFORD 2081 Missouri City Community Center 1522 Texas Parkway MISSOURI CITY 2088 Fifth Street Community Center 3110 Fifth Street STAFFORD 2089 Hunters Glen Elementary School 695 Independence Blvd MISSOURI CITY 2090 Lantern Lane Elementary School 3323 Mission Valley Dr MISSOURI CITY 2091 Lantern Lane Elementary School 3323 Mission Valley Dr MISSOURI CITY 2092 Quail Valley Elementary School 3500 Quail Village MISSOURI CITY 2093 Quail Valley Elementary School 3500 Quail Village MISSOURI CITY 2096 Meadows Place City Hall One Troyan Dr MEADOWS PLACE 2099 Townewest Towne Hall Old Towne Ln SUGAR LAND 2100 George Bush High School 6707 FM 1464 RICHMOND 2101 George Bush High School 6707 FM 1464 RICHMOND 2106 George Bush High School 6707 FM 1464 RICHMOND 2108 Elkins High School 7007 Knights Court MISSOURI CITY 2112 Fifth Street Community Center 3110 Fifth Street STAFFORD 2115 Lantern Lane Elementary School 3323 Mission Valley Dr MISSOURI CITY 2116 Missouri City Baptist Church Quail Park Dr MISSOURI CITY 2123 Ridgemont Elem. Early Childhood Ctr 5353 Ridge Creek Circle HOUSTON 2136 Lantern Lane Elementary School 3323 Mission Valley Dr MISSOURI CITY 2137 Fifth Street Community Center 3110 Fifth Street STAFFORD 2138 Fifth Street Community Center 3110 Fifth Street STAFFORD 2139 Fifth Street Community Center 3110 Fifth Street STAFFORD 3004 McMeans Junior High School Westheimer Parkway KATY 3005 Swinging Door Restaurant 3818 FM 359 RICHMOND 3006 Irene Stern Community Center 6920 Fulshear-Katy Road FULSHEAR 3009 Sugar Creek Country Club 420 Sugar Ceek Blvd SUGAR LAND 3014 Katy ISD Administration Bldg S Stadium Ln KATY 3019 Irene Stern Community Center 6920 Fulshear-Katy Road FULSHEAR 3032 Townewest Towne Hall Old Towne Ln SUGAR LAND 3038 Seven Lakes High School 9251 S Fry Rd KATY 3041 Austin Elementary School 1630 Pitts Rd RICHMOND 3053 Sugar Land Church of God 1715 Eldridge Rd SUGAR LAND 3057 Swinging Door Restaurant 3818 FM 359 RICHMOND 3063 Austin Elementary School 1630 Pitts Rd RICHMOND 3069 Sugar Creek Country Club 420 Sugar Ceek Blvd SUGAR LAND 3083 Crockett Middle School Beechnut RICHMOND, TX 3095 Oakland Elementary School 4455 Waterside Estates RICHMOND 3098 Townewest Towne Hall Old Towne Ln SUGAR LAND 3104 Austin Elementary School 1630 Pitts Rd RICHMOND 3113 Mission Glen Elementary School Mission Glen Dr HOUSTON 3122 McMeans Junior High School Westheimer Parkway KATY 3130 Cinco Ranch HS 9th Grad Ctr Cinco Ranch Blvd KATY Page 2 of 3 Visit us online at FBCGOP.org 17

18 MARCH March 4 PRIMARY 4, 2014(3-3) Primary Election Day Location Polling Locations by Precinct Precinct Location Address City 3132 Beck Junior High School 5200 S. Fry Rd KATY 3133 Beck Junior High School 5200 S. Fry Rd KATY 3142 Beckendorf Jr High School 8200 South Fry Rd. KATY 3143 Seven Lakes High School 9251 S Fry Rd KATY 3144 Beckendorf Jr High School 8200 South Fry Rd. KATY 4011 Sugar Land City Hall -Lakeview Room 2700 Town Center Blvd North SUGAR LAND 4020 Sugar Land Church of God 1715 Eldridge Rd SUGAR LAND 4026 Walker Station Elementary 6200 Homeward Way Blvd SUGAR LAND 4027 Sugar Lakes Clubhouse 930 Sugar Lakes Dr SUGAR LAND 4028 Quail Valley Elementary School 3500 Quail Village MISSOURI CITY 4029 Knights of Columbus Hall 702 Burney Rd SUGAR LAND 4030 Quail Valley Middle School 3019 FM 1092 MISSOURI CITY 4035 Sugar Land Church of God 1715 Eldridge Rd SUGAR LAND 4039 Brazos Bend Elementary School 621 Cunningham Creek Blvd SUGAR LAND 4042 Imperial Park Recreation Center 234 Matlage Way SUGAR LAND 4044 Austin Parkway Elementary School 4400 Austin Parkway SUGAR LAND 4045 Garcia Middle School Old Richmond Rd SUGAR LAND 4046 Highlands Elementary School 2022 Colonist Park SUGAR LAND 4047 Colony Meadows Elementary School 4510 Sweetwater Blvd SUGAR LAND 4049 Lexington Creek Elementary School 2335 Dulles Ave SUGAR LAND 4062 Palmer Elementary School 4208 Crow Valley Dr MISSOURI CITY 4064 Settlers Way Elementary School 3015 Settlerw Way Blvd SUGAR LAND 4065 Austin Parkway Elementary School 4400 Austin Parkway SUGAR LAND 4071 Oak Lake Baptist Church W. Airport Blvd SUGAR LAND 4079 Colony Meadows Elementary School 4510 Sweetwater Blvd SUGAR LAND 4080 Imperial Park Recreation Center 234 Matlage Way SUGAR LAND 4082 Oakland Elementary School 4455 Waterside Estates SUGAR LAND 4084 Colony Meadows Elementary School 4510 Sweetwater Blvd SUGAR LAND 4086 Townewest Towne Hall Old Towne Ln SUGAR LAND 4102 Commonwealth Clubhouse 4330 Knightsbridge Blvd SUGAR LAND 4105 Knights of Columbus Hall 702 Burney Rd SUGAR LAND 4107 Sugar Lakes Clubhouse 930 Sugar Lakes Dr SUGAR LAND 4110 Sugar Land City Hall -Lakeview Room 2700 Town Center Blvd North SUGAR LAND 4111 Settlers Way Elementary School 3015 Settlerw Way Blvd SUGAR LAND 4117 Oakland Elementary School 4455 Waterside Estates SUGAR LAND 4119 Clements High School 4200 Elkins Dr SUGAR LAND 4121 Highlands Elementary School 2022 Colonist Park SUGAR LAND 4124 Brazos Bend Elementary School 621 Cunningham Creek Blvd SUGAR LAND 4125 Garcia Middle School Old Richmond Rd SUGAR LAND 4126 Oak Lake Baptist Church W. Airport Blvd SUGAR LAND 4127 Lexington Creek Elementary School 2335 Dulles Ave SUGAR LAND 4129 Commonwealth Clubhouse 4330 Knightsbridge Blvd SUGAR LAND 4131 First Colony Conference Center 3232 Austin Parkway SUGAR LAND 4135 Walker Station Elementary 6200 Homeward Way Blvd SUGAR LAND 4140 Highlands Elementary School 2022 Colonist Park SUGAR LAND 18 The Fort Bend Republican / 2014 Primary Page 3 of 3

19 Dedication Hard Work Conservative Results Personal Accomplishments: Member, House Elections Committee Member, House Defense and Veterans Affairs Committee Member, House Republican Caucus Policy Committee Courageous Conservative Award from Texas Conservative Coalition Personal Legislative Accomplishments: Texas Conservative Roundtable Leadership Award Recognizes members who protected and advanced business and economic interest in Texas. Top rating from CWA (Concerned Women of America) Filed 24 bills, had hearings on 20, 15 were voted out of committee, 14 were placed on either local or general calendar, and 10 became law effective September 1st. Election Bills Require poll watcher be provided a name tag to help with identification at poll locations Allow for a disabled person or a person 65 and older to apply only once a year to vote by mail instead of at every election To help verify and correct voting rolls legislation was passed that requires the Department of Public Safety to share information with the Secretary of State. To address issue of ballot harvesting, legislation making it illegal to have a quota based, compensation scheme to assist voters. (co-author of bill) Created Fort Bend County Municipal District No. 206 and Fort Bend County Levee Improvement District No. 7. Legislation to help University of Houston Sugar Land to collaborate with outside companies to further its mission of becoming a tier one university. Legislation that created a limited residence homestead exemption for partially disabled veterans and spouses. (Joint author) Honor and Remember flag to be flown on designated days to honor fallen heroes. Re-Elect RICK MILLER STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 26 pd pol ad Rick Miller Campaign, Bruce Bond, Treasurer Visit us online at FBCGOP.org 19

20 March 4 Primary Election Republican PROPOSITIONS Religious Freedom Texans should be free to express their religious beliefs, including prayer, in public places. Second Amendment Texas should support Second Amendment liberties by expanding locations where concealed handgun license-holders may legally carry. Franchise Tax Texas should abolish the state franchise tax, also known as the margins tax, to encourage business growth. Welfare Reform Texas recipients of taxpayer-funded public assistance should be subject to random drug testing as a condition of receiving benefits. No Lawmaker Exceptions All elected officials and their staff should be subject to the same laws, rules, regulations, and ordinances as their constituents. Obamacare The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, should be repealed. REMEMBER: A proper photo ID is required to vote. Visit VoteTexas.gov for more Photo ID FAQs and other information.

21 Endorsed by Houston Police Officer s Union Houston Police Retired Officers Association Re-elect Fair, Just, Effective JUDGE R.H. SANDY Bielstein COUNTY COURT AT LAW NO. 4 COMMITTED TO JUSTICE AND THE PEOPLE OF FORT BEND COUNTY Judge of County Court at Law #4 since January years experience in the criminal justice system United States Marines Vietnam veteran, awarded three Presidential Unit Citations for unit combat action against the North Vietnamese Army B.A., University of Houston (English and History) Houston Police Officer for 20 years Master Peace Officer certification Retired as a Homicide Lieutenant J.D., South Texas College of Law, 1989 Graduated with honors while working full-time with HPD as a Homicide Lieutenant Private practice as a trial lawyer in both criminal and civil matters, family law and representing abused and neglected children, including extensive practice in Fort Bend County courts. Bill McQuillen Memorial award for defending the rights of individual police officers First judge to be elected to County Court at Law #4 Graduate of the Judicial College of the State Bar Serves on the Council of Judges Past Administrative Judge for the County Courts at Law Chairman of the Juvenile Board of Fort Bend County Established first therapeutic DWI/Drug Court in Texas graduating 235 probationers from an intensive treatment and supervision program with a recidivism rate of less than 10%. Life Member of the Fort Bend County Fair Association American Legion, Post 271 and China Post Number One, Shanghai (in exile). Life member, National Rifle Association Life member, Rosenberg Railroad Museum Member, Rosenberg Lion s Club. Married to Marsha Bielstein with three sons, two grandsons and a granddaughter. Lives outside of Rosenberg in Fort Bend County. Pol. Ad Pd. for by Re-elect Judge R.H. Sandy Bielstein Campaign in compliance with the voluntary limits of the Judicial Campaign Fairness Act.

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23 WHAT S NEXT? Precinct Conventions The Precinct Convention plays a pivotal role in constructing the party s Republican platform and selecting the leadership. Precinct Conventions are conducted immediately after the polls close for the Primary Election. Citizens submit and vote on resolutions that will be heard at the Senate District Convention, if selected. Learn more about the process at the upcoming Politics 101 Workshop on Tuesday, February 18 at Sugar Creek Baptist Church in the Chapel. Senate District (SD) Conventions This is where the Precinct Convention resolutions are heard and voted on, people are elected to attend the State Convention as delegates or alternates, and more. All three Senate Districts are meeting March 22nd to conduct business in preparation for the Texas State Convention. Senate Districts 13 and 17 are meeting at Sugar Creek Baptist Church in the Gym. The location for Senate District 18 is being finalized. Business for each SD Convention begins at 9am; registration is 8am. Visit FBCGOP.org frequently for updates and more information. Republican Party of Texas State Convention Candidates, elected officials, delegates and alternates, vendors, resolutions, workshops the largest Republican State Convention in America is a flurry of activity. This year, it ll be held in Fort Worth June 5-7. Visit TexasGOP.org to get the latest updates, including hotel and registration information. Staying Involved is Simple We must be part of the process, otherwise we can t complain when aspects of our government are wrong. There are many ways to get involved. The Fort Bend Republican Party welcomes activists that take an interest in any level of government. There are also Republican clubs and groups (some listed to the right) that help inform the electorate and turnout the vote. Last but not least, is Fort Bend County s capable Elections Department that trains poll workers and Deputy Voter Registrars. Visit FBCGOP.org to learn more. Republican Clubs in Fort Bend FORT BEND YOUNG REPUBLICANS KICK-OFF: Tuesday, February 25th The Barrel & Brew in Stafford Speaker: Commissioner Barry Smitherman FBYR.com HIGH SCHOOL REPUBLICAN CLUBS Elkins High School Travis High School Clements High School and more! HOT TOPIC Start a Junior Republican Club in your high school. Visit HSRTX.org to learn how. FORT BEND REPUBLICAN WOMEN Visit the website for more information: FBRWC.com SPIRIT OF FREEDOM REPUBLICAN WOMEN Lt. Governor Candidate Forum Friday, February 21st at 11am SpiritofFreedomWomen.com KATY AREA REPUBLICANS Visit the website for more information: KatyRepublicans.com HISPANIC REPUBLICANS OF TEXAS FORT BEND CHAPTER LIKE them on Facebook. HispanicRepublicansofTx.com HOT TOPIC Visit FBCGOP.ORG for a complete list of clubs and their contact information. Visit us online at FBCGOP.org 23

24 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MIKE GIBSON Chairman EDEE SINCLAIR 1st Vice Chair SHIRLEY ISBELL 2nd Vice Chair Leadership JENNIFER CHIANG Secretary PAT BAIG Treasurer CASSANDRA BARRINGER Assistant Treasuer HIMESH GANDHI General Council DICK HUDGINS Parliamentarian AL BAKER Sergeant at Arms Precinct Chairs Lila Smith Marjorie Adams Andrew Dornburg Edee Sinclair Patti Everett Roy Spano Ozgur Bayazitoglu Carolyn Jones John Miller Richard Hudgins William Benton Christopher Mcfarland George Holmes Huber Whitlock Amanda Bolf Chris Bounds Samuel Rodriguez Kevin Tucker Jeffrey Paschall William Michie Jr. Ryan Johnson Adrian Svoboda Dennis Woods Shirley Isbell Sean Johns Bryan Mcnabb Brad Moon Dale Gibble Joe Clack Sotero Alvardo Allen Murrell Raymond Wick Jennifer Williams Robert Suttie Dan Poole Rhea Elliott Donald Braley William Blacklock James White Robert Sullivent Timothy Whitaker Travis Kelley Greg Goodrum Linda Harnist Lewis Luckenbach Ann Crockett Jane Stockton Alfred Hobbs Myra Haehnel Jo Paschall Patricia Hebert Thomas Anderson Cassandra Barringer Bernice Garclay Paula Gibson Wayne Thompson Wayne Stark Allan Barrilleaux Cecil Jones David Savage Mark Mccaig Janis Rudd Joan Cain Ashley Delay Al Baker William Johnson Tina Gibson Gary Hamilton Mickey Mixon Julius Bauman Jeffrey Hogan Phyllis Worsham Howard Paul Elizabeth Howard Michael Khushf Patricia Baig Lawrence Houvouras William Hester Philip Akonom Andre Mcdonald Steven Dieu Sujeeth Draksharam Debra Ross Jennifer Chiang Frank Loper Naomi Lam Danielle Settles Timothy Taite Wayne Chandler William Leavitt David Wood Cynthia Bartholomew William Rickert Michael Bow Thank you for your support! To contact your Precinct Chair or inquire about a vacancy, please visit fbcgop.org. 24 The Fort Bend Republican / 2014 Primary

25 About Chris About Morales Chris Morales Chris and his Chris wife Vanessa and his wife are life Vanessa long residents are life long of Fort residents of F Bend County. Bend They County. are proud They parents proud of Madelyn parents and of Madelyn a William. Chris William. is the principal Chris is of the The principal Morales of Law The Morales Firm, Law Fir PLLC, a law PLLC, firm in a Richmond, law firm in Texas, Richmond, practicing Texas, in practicing the in t areas of criminal areas law, of criminal juvenile law, probate, juvenile guardianship law, probate, guardiansh law, and civil law, litigation. and civil Chris litigation. started Chris his legal started career his with legal career w the Fort Bend the County Fort Bend District County Attorney s District Office Attorney s and draws Office and dra upon his countless upon his hours countless of courtroom hours of experience courtroom as experience a as prosecutor and prosecutor defense attorney and defense to assist attorney his current to assist clients his current clien obtain their goals. obtain their goals. pd pol ad The Chris Morales pd pol Campaign ad The Chris Janice Morales Knight, Campaign Treasurer Janice Knight, Treasurer In compliance with the voluntary In compliance limits of with the the Judicial voluntary Campaign limits Fairness of the Judicial Act Campaign Fairness Act CHRIS CHRIS REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN FOR JUDGE FOR JUDG COUNTY COUNTY COURT-AT-LAW COURT-AT-LAW 1 Visit us online at FBCGOP.org 25

26 FOR JUDGE COUNTY COURT AT LAW #1 Experience Integrity Maturity to Make a Difference in Fort Bend County Rick Forlano will: Run an Efficient Court and Save Tax Dollars Run Court Fairly and Expediently Keep Case Disposition Moving Rick Forlano has seen a wide variety of cases in all categories. He is a lifelong Republican, a retired Air Force squadron commander, and a highly respected lawyer in Fort Bend for over 35 years. Rick Forlano specializes in trial law in the areas of civil, family, criminal, probate and juvenile law all areas that the Court of Law # 1 will handle. He is admitted to all Texas state courts, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, and the U.S. Tax Court. What does the Court at Law #1 do for You? The Fort Bend County Court at Law handles a variety of cases including: Criminal: Misdemeanor Probate: Wills, Estates & Guardianships Juvenile: Any criminal violation under 17 years of age Mental Health: Incompetent individuals Civil: Cases up to $100,000 Exclusive Jurisdiction for all condemnation cases Criminal Mental Health Docket: Any individual who is charged with a criminal misdemeanor with mental health concerns is transferred to the County Court at Law #1 Primary - March 4, 2014 Early Voting February 18-28, 2014 Professional 38 Years Trial Experience Practiced all over the State of Texas United States Air Force, Retired Major Texas Bar Association - Law Practice Mgmt. Committee, Pro Bono College Fort Bend Co. Criminal Defense Lawyers Association Fort Bend County Bar Association Fort Bend County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, former Treasurer Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association Texas Bar Association, longtime member of the Law Practice Management Committee Fort Bend Lawyers Care Houston Volunteer Lawyers University of Houston College of Law, J.D. Adelphi University, B.A., Mathematics A Community Leader 40 year resident of Fort Bend County Saint Theresa Catholic Church, Member Fort Bend County Fair, Life Member Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce, Member Fort Bend Republican Club, President Sugar Land Exchange Club, Member Republican Party of Fort Bend County, Former General Counsel Meadows CIA, Former President Burney Road MUD, President Meals on Wheels, Assistant Secretary Fort Bend Boys Choir, Board President The Wilhelm Schole, Educational Foundation Board Member Political Ad Paid for by Rick Forlano Campaign, Jennifer Forlano, Treasurer, Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, TX In compliance with the voluntary limits of Judicial Campaign Fairness Act.