Your Bellaire election resource guide
With early voting ended, registered Bellaire residents still have Election Day on
Nov. 5 to play a role in choosing the mayor and three councilmembers. Here’s a
quick guide:
Their backgrounds and views:
Visit EssentialsNews.com and click on the VOTER’S GUIDE items for background
information and answers to our questionnaire about issues, priorities and philosophies
from the candidates.
See them go head-to-head:
All 10 candidates appeared at the Oct. 15 candidates’ forum at the new Bellaire Civic
Center, moderated by Patrick Durio with questions posed by former Councilmember
Millie Hast and community volunteer Tim Evans.
The live broadcast of the event is archived and viewable on the City of Bellaire
Facebook page, or by entering https://www.facebook.com/bellairetx.gov/
videos/2496682207233898?sfns=mo into a browser.
General election and runoff details:
Find everything from polling places and voting hours to runoff information (if a runoff is
necessary), by going to HarrisVotes.com.
Results:
We’ll be monitoring the results and post them as available at EssentialsNews.com.
Bellaire City Secretary Tracy Dutton will be tracking results at City Hall and posting them
at bellairetx.gov as they become available — but cautions that
the night is unpredictable because of the new system that allows
for voting at any precinct in Harris County rather than just the
traditional Bellaire locations.
Results will also be posted at HarrisVotes.com, along with all the
state, Houston city, HISD and other tallies, as well as the Texas
Secretary of State’s website, sos.state.tx.us/elections.
We keep our browser windows open to each site.
THE CANDIDATES:
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Bellaire residents Tim Evans and Millie Hast
posed questions, Jamie Allen was the timekeeper,
and Patrick Durio the organizer and moderator
for the candidates’ forum, a tradition each bi-annual
election. (Photos by Charlotte Aguilar)
NATHAN WESELY
for
BELLAIRE
CITY COUNCIL
Polit. Adv. paid for by Nathan Wesely campaign.
POSITION 4
30-YEAR
RESIDENT OF BELLAIRE
WILL NOT INCREASE TAXES.
VOWS TO MAKE CITY GOVERNMENT MORE EFFICIENT.
PROTECT BELLAIRE’S ZONING.
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