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Who Should be Houston's Next Mayor?

With early voting in full swing and the election day less than a week away… people are still up in the air as to who they should vote for when it comes to Mayor of Houston.  Who ever sits in that chair will be yielding a lot of power and will set a tone for one of the nation’s most exciting and rapidly growing cities. Houston is on the move and it needs a mayor who will set the pace. It needs a mayor who can make an increasingly young population feel like they are in touch - a mayor who understands the pressing issues impacting young adults. They range from job opportunities to education to affordable housing. Houston needs a mayor that will make a city that has large African-American, Latino, Asian and Gay & Lesbian population feel like their respective needs are being met. Below you will find some links to articles and videos that can hopefully lend some insight...

Early voting begins today on 11 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution

Today marks the beginning of early voting on 11 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution, as well as many elections for local candidates. Early voting goes through October 30th, but if you can't make it over the next two weeks you will have one final shot on the actual election day, Tuesday, November 3rd. 

Houston Young Leaders Rock the Vote

2009-10-27 16:00

Has your car ever been broken into?

Hezeleo on the prison system and voting for change

UGK recording artist Hezeleo explains why he's voting for change this year.

Nina James is Gonna Vote This Year! Obama!

Turn Texas Blue! Vote Obama. Nina James explains why she's never voted before and why this year is different.

KPFT - Turn Texas Blue - Vote Obama

KPFT 90.1 FM Houston, TX - Troublesum and Kenika on Obama and voting

Change is Coming to Texas! The Southern Shift!

And we down here, well, we need a shift.

TheSouthernShift.com

Firstly let me apologize for being away for so long. This past week I was in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada for the Western Canadian Music Awards, and should have a post about that tonight. But while out there, I had almost no internet service, and well, it costs so much to use a U.S. cell phone out there, I just kept mine off for the 4 days. I had pretty much everyone I needed to communicate with right there, so I took a little break from the ol' ball n chain.

Yeah man, going a few days without my cell phone glued to my ear was amazing, enlightening even. Why am I so addicted to this thing? Why have I almost developed a fear of my cell phone? Why have so many of us done this? Why do I have to be available to you 24/7? It's getting bad. I can barely stand to look at the thing sometimes.