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Morris Overstreet

For Harris County Commissioner, Precinct 3

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Morris Overstreet

For Harris County Commissioner, Precinct 3

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Harris County is home to a number of generous and dedicated citizens making it one of the best places in Texas to live. I’ve been honored to work with my fellow citizens in making Harris County an even better place to live. I hope you’ll join me in doing the same.

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The Harris County Issues

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Roads & Bridges

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Health & Safety

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Taxes

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As a resident of Harris County I’m delighted when we can come together and discuss the issues that we face as individuals and as a community. To hear from my neighbors is a great way for me to be informed on whats on their minds and allows me to also educate the public on things that have an impact on our community. I appreciate the support and can’t wait to hear from you.

- Morris Overstreet

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Endorsements

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Texas Organizing Project (TOP)

Texas Coalition of Black Democrats
Harris County Chapter

Houston Black American Democrats
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Election Day

“The common reason why Americans choose not to vote comes down to simply feeling powerless. However, the fact of the matter is this: your vote matters a lot. I can talk about how millions of Americans died so that we can live in a nation of democracy and freedom, but this is not about giving you a history lesson. This is about reminding you that your vote is your voice, that your vote is your tool of political empowerment, and that change in this county as well as this nation at large can best be brought about through your vote.”
– Morris Overstreet

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