I don’t believe I’ve seen a news story about this.
The runoff election for the top two candidates to fill the unexpired term of outgoing HISD District VII Trustee Harvin Moore has been set for Dec. 10.
Candidates competing in the runoff are Anne Sung and John Luman.
The runoff election winner will serve the remainder of Moore’s term in office, which runs through 2017. Click here to see a map of HISD trustee districts.
Early voting times are from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 30 through Dec. 2. Early voting on Dec. 5 and 6 is from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Early voting locations are as follows:
Harris County Clerk’s Office
201 Caroline St. #420
Houston, TX 77002Metropolitan Multi-Service Center
1475 W Gray St.
Houston, TX 77019
SPJST Lodge 88 (the Heights Location)
1435 Beall St.
Houston, TX 77008Harris County Public Health (Galleria Location)
2223 W. Loop South 1st floor
Houston, TX 77027
Here’s the interview I did with Anne Sung and the interview I did with John Luman. As noted in my analysis of Hillary Clinton’s performance in Harris County, Clinton carried the district, but 1) there were also a lot of undervotes, 2) turnout for the runoff is going to be really low, and 3) Clinton carried HISD VII with crossover votes. I haven’t done all of the numbers, but I can tell you that Dori Garza lost here by a 52-42 margin. That said, lower turnout may benefit Sung more than it does Luman, depending on who is motivated to come out and vote. Pantsuit Nation is touting this race, and it’s certainly possible that Sung will have some more momentum going in. All things being equal, though, this is Luman’s race to lose, and even if he does lose, Sung would have a tough re-election in 2017. I’ll be keeping an eye on this one as we go. If you live in HISD VII, mark the dates for voting on your calendar because they will zip past before you know it.
UPDATE: I have received word that the SPJST Lodge is not available for early voting for this runoff. It had originally been reported as being available, but that has changed. My apologies for the confusion.
This will be a huge challenge for Anne sung who is clearly the pro property tax candidate with john Luman refusing to commit to raising taxes ,if sung can get her base back out,she’s got it,if johns base shows up ,she’s done.very very very low turn out for certain ,with river oaks and San Felipe in the mix ,I would say its to close to call as of this moment.