Box 13, Johnson City 78636 (830) 868-7178 Phone (830) 868-7788 FAX BORDEN COUNTY Sheriff/Tax Assessor-Collector Benny Ray Allison P.O. Drawer B, Beeville 78104 (361) 621-1519 Phone (361) 492-5993 FAX BELL COUNTY Interim Elections Administrator Shay Luedeke Washington Seymour 76380 (940) 889-3169 Phone (940) 889-6256 FAX BEE COUNTY Election Administrator Laura Warnix P.O. Bellville 77418-2840 (979) 865-8633 Phone (979) 865-0183 FAXĪ | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z BAILEY COUNTY Tax Assessor-Collector Maria Gonzalez 300 South First St., Ste. Stroud 602 East Concho, Rockport 78382 (361) 729-7431 Phone (361) 790-0177 FAX ARCHER COUNTY Elections Administrator Christie Mooney P.O. Box 7, Andrews 79714 (432) 524-1463 Phone (432) 524-1451 FAX ANGELINA COUNTY Elections Administrator Elizabeth Hawkins P.O. Phone (903) 723-1223 FAX ANDREWS COUNTY Elections Administrator Bobi Parker P.O. Mark has a degree in journalism from Michigan State University.A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z ANDERSON COUNTY Elections Administrator Casey Brown 703 N. His work exposing the false accusations and prosecutions of several San Diegans for murder, rape and child abuse garnered Pulitzer Prize nominations and many regional and local journalism awards, including Best in the West, the Sol Price Award for Responsible Journalism and several San Diego and California bar-association awards. Along the way, he interviewed everyone from presidents to pan-handlers.
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He has covered a wide range of events: Wild fires in Southern California and Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf Coast Super Bowls and the World Series foster care and child-abuse issues the Roman Catholic Diocese's sexual-abuse scandal and bankruptcy royal visits of Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles and Princess Diana Republican and Democratic national conventions high-profile criminal trials and many other stories, from the silly to the sublime. A features/human-interest writer in the UT's Currents section for many years, Mark also spent about a third of his UT career as an editor and reporter on the Metro Desk. He spent 27 years as a reporter and editor at The San Diego Union-Tribune after stints at The Houston Post and at two papers in his native Michigan. RELATED: Biden Pushes Closer To Win As Trump Presses Legal ThreatsĪ newspaperman for more than 30 years, Mark Sauer joined KPBS in October 2010 and previously served as the host of the KPBS Roundtable. KPBS reporter Amita Sharma joins us for a discussion on how the presidential race did little to unite a divided America. However, it wasn't the resounding victory that many polls predicted, and President Trump was able to build his support in some constituencies that historically vote more democratic.
Results in the presidential race lingered through the end of the week, as former Vice-President Joe Biden appeared likely to claim the required 270 electoral votes needed to unseat President Donald Trump. RELATED: Federal Officials Say Election Day Was Routine In San Diego The San Diego Union-Tribune's Michael Smolens joins us with some takeaways on why this political shift is happening. Todd Gloria has a substantial lead to be San Diego’s next mayor, democrats will maintain their majority on the city council, and the county board of supervisors is likely to complete its shift toward a democratic majority that started in 2018. Democrats at the national level didn’t quite see the blue wave they hoped for in the election, but the party made significant gains at the local level.
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