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Houston Chronicle - Politics, 01.01.09 07:03 UTC

Oaths of office to be taken all across Houston

In ceremonies public and private, dozens of officials will be sworn in

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Houston Chronicle - Politics, 22.12.08 07:03 UTC

Dems shun race for governor

Candidates flock to Senate contest because of uncertainty over GOP foe

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Houston Chronicle - Politics, 16.12.08 22:30 UTC

White to announce intentions via web at 4:30 today

Houston Mayor Bill White will announce his political intentions through the Internet today about 4:30 p.m., City Hall sources said. At that time, a press release containing the address of his new ...

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Houston Chronicle - Politics, 13.12.08 00:04 UTC

White will vie for Hutchison's seat if she runs for governor

Mayor Bill White has decided to seek the U.S. Senate seat held by Kay Bailey Hutchison, should the two-term Republican run challenge the sitting governor next year, the Houston Chronicle has learned. ...

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Houston Chronicle - Politics, 09.12.08 07:04 UTC

Sharp says he will seek Hutchison's U.S. Senate seat

Ex-comptroller is first Democrat to announce run

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Houston Chronicle - Politics, 01.12.08 07:00 UTC

White may share plans for future in weeks to come

Houston mayor faces uphill battle in any Texas race, strategists agree

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Houston Chronicle - Politics, 30.11.08 07:02 UTC

White faces final year with to-do list in Austin

Mayor will seek help on air, roads and pawnshops when lawmakers reconvene in 2009

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Houston Chronicle - Politics, 21.11.08 18:08 UTC

Texans weaker, but not powerless as D.C. changes hands

WASHINGTON Texans have long assumed that the state would be a powerful force in the nation's capital and for good reason. Ever since Texas powerbroker Col. Edward M. House went to Washington with ...