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TexasTowelie

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4. The voters in that district will have to choose whether to make an emotional decision or a

Reply to RandySF (Reply #3)

Sun Jul 12, 2020, 12:24 AM

Jul 2020

decision based upon qualifications. I've been receiving email from the campaigns of both candidates for almost a year and I am troubled that the Valenzuela campaign has engaged in a lot of negative campaigning while Olson has refrained from doing so. Valenzuela's biography does not indicate much professional experience so I have doubts regarding whether she would be able to adequately represent her constituents.

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TX-24: Kim Olson faces momentum from Candace Valenzuela in bid to flip GOP-held U.S. Hous [View all] RandySF Jul 2020 OP

In the primary, Olson received 40.9% of the vote while Valenzuela received 30.4%. TexasTowelie Jul 2020 #1

I know that's probably true RandySF Jul 2020 #3

The voters in that district will have to choose whether to make an emotional decision or a TexasTowelie Jul 2020 #4

I like Kim Olson Gothmog Jul 2020 #2