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Harris County Election Results
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Run-off Mayoral Candidate Gene Locke

Run-off Mayoral Candidate Annise Parker

 

 



Optimism Despite Challenges
January 4, 2010    
by: Pat Hernandez


Over a thousand people jammed the Wortham Theater downtown for the public inauguration of new Houston Mayor Annise Parker and other elected officials. In her speech, Parker outlined the challenges for Houston. Pat Hernandez has more.
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Mayor Parker Says Budget, Infrastructure, and New Police Chief Are Top Priorities
January 4, 2010    
by: David Pitman


A ceremonial inaguration will be held this morning for Houston's new mayor. Annise Parker officially took the oath of office over the weekend in a private ceremony. She chose to do it that way, because the mayor is required to take office by January 2nd. And by holding the public inaguration on a workday, Parker was able to avoid racking up a huge amount of overtime for all those city employees, such as the police, that need to be on hand during such an event. KUHF's David Pitman visited with Mayor Parker while she was cleaning out her controller's office a few days ago, and she told David that her top priority will be to make sure the city can continue to provide essential services with less money to go around.
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Parker Plans for Transition
December 17, 2009    
by: Laurie Johnson


Houston Mayor-elect Annise Parker announced her transition team today. Parker will ask the team to review operations in multiple city departments as she prepares to make staffing and budget decisions. Laurie Johnson reports.
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METRO Chair Pledges Cooperation
December 16, 2009    
by: Laurie Johnson


The political fall-out continues as Houston prepares for a new mayoral administration. Rumors were circulating that METRO chairman David Wolff submitted his resignation. Wolff says that's not true — but he does plan to resign in the next couple months. Laurie Johnson reports.
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Mayor-Elect: Top Cop on Thin Ice
December 15, 2009    
by: Jack Williams


Big changes are coming to the Houston Police Department if Houston Mayor-elect Annise Parker has her way. Since the election on Saturday, Parker has made it clear she plans to change how HPD does business, including getting rid of Police Chief Harold Hurtt in a move she says is necessary. Jack Williams reports.
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Mayor-Elect Parker Ready for a Challenge
December 14, 2009    
by: Jack Williams


After nearly a year on the campaign trail, Houston Mayor-elect Annise Parker says she'll take the next few days to assemble a transition team as she prepares to move into the mayor's office. As Jack Williams reports, Parker says her number one priority will be to figure out how to provide basic city services and the same or less money.
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Parker Wins
December 13, 2009    by: Gail Delaughter

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Election ’09 Wrap-Up
December 13, 2009    by: KUHF staff

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Election Day Information
December 11, 2009    
by: Laurie Johnson


Tomorrow is Election Day for Houston's run-off races — including Houston mayor and controller along with several council positions. Registered voters have from 7 AM to 7 PM to cast a ballot. Laurie Johnson reports.
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Parker Takes Long Lead
December 10, 2009    
by: Laurie Johnson


Mayoral candidate Annise Parker has pulled ahead with a strong lead over her opponent Gene Locke. According to a KUHF-11 news survey Parker has a 13-point lead going into the election. Laurie Johnson reports.
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