Vilma's district loves her and they will follow who she supports. It is that simple like it or not.

Wednesday, July 05, 2006

HD 33 shuffle
It certainly didn't take long for two candidates to announce their intentions to replace Vilma Luna on the November ballot.Solomon Ortiz, Jr., former Nueces Democratic Party Chairman, issued a press release soon after Luna's announcement. He said he chose not to challenge a sitting Democrat, but Luna's resignation "really does change things considerably," as he threw his hat into the ring. Danny Noyola, Sr., recently reassigned from Miller HS principal to Moody assistant principal, held a noon press conference to announce his interest in the position. According to several sources familiar with the Texas Election Code, the decision rests with the Democratic Precinct Chairs of Luna's district. According to these sources, there will be a District 33 Executive Committee meeting, at which point the Precinct Chairs of Luna's district will vote for their choice. The Nueces County Republican Party will have the same opportunity to place a candidate's name on the ballot, but no one has publicly announced as yet. Believe me, politics in Nueces County is never boring.
posted by GulfCoastLeftie @ 11:21 PM

1 Comments:
At 12:01 AM, Jaime Kenedeño said...
Once again, if there is documentation of wrongdoing; then by all means, let us open the can of worms.I have no allegiance to any of these people.If a candidate has a certain muscle behind him, there is not a Republican that can compete with this well oiled machine, with or without the baggage.Soli, best of all knows this.A Republican dont have a snowball's chance in hell of sitting where Vilma vacated.Furthermore, Vilma's district loves her and they will follow who she supports. It is that simple like it or not.