Categories: Elections

Early Voting for House District 145 Special Election Runoff Starts Monday

(From left to right: Christina Morales, Melissa Noriega)
Early Voting for the Texas House District 145 special election runoff begins Monday, February 25, and continues through March 1.
The seat, held previously by State Representative Carol Alvarado (D-Houston), became vacant after Alvarado won the special election for Senate District 6 in December.
During early voting, voters can visit any polling location from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Election Day is Tuesday, March 5, 2019.
For more information and an interactive map of polling locations, visit the Harris County Clerk’s Office website.

On the ballot are two Democrats — small businesswoman Christina Morales and former Houston City Council Member and former State Rep. Melissa Noriega. The two topped six other candidates during the first round of the special election, held January 29.
More information on both candidates can be found on their campaign websites:
Christina Morales
Melissa Noriega
Meanwhile, another special election runoff for House District 125 in San Antonio between Democrat Ray Lopez and Republican Fred Rangel is slated for March 12.
Reform Austin will continue to follow the special election runoffs and report the results.

RA Staff

Written by RA News staff.

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