Fred Brown Wins Re-election In District 14 State Rep Race

By: The Associated Press Email

Updated: Tue 11:18 PM, Apr 13, 2010

State Rep. Fred Brown won the Republican Party nomination for a seat in the Legislature and appears headed for another two-year term.

Brown won early voting in Brazos County 62-38 percent. He was able to hold that margin throughout the evening in cruising to a win over Gerald "Buddy" Winn, the former Brazos County tax assessor-collector.

By securing his primary nomination, Brown earns a spot on the November general election ballot. With no Democrat in the race, he is all but assured victory.

Brown made state's rights his signature campaign issue, saying
the federal government is awash in debt and imposing too many
mandates on Texas.

Field Day At Fire Field For Firefighters

We ask that the following Community Standards be followed:

Comments must not be profane or vulgar.

Comments must not use hate speech, racial slurs, or violent descriptions.

We encourage varying views to be shared. We do ask commenters to not personally attack other readers, groups, people featured in our stories, or other posters for disagreeing with their views.

Comments must not contain negative, comparative debates between community standards of cities or towns.

Comments must contribute to the discussion, flaming and/or trolling will not be tolerated.

Comments must be truthful and not intentionally falsified. Providing a source link is encouraged.

If you find that a comment violates the above rules, please use the flagging option located to the right of the comment to notify the moderators.
For a complete list of guidelines, please follow this link:
http://www.kbtx.com/home/misc/Online-Commenting-Policy-181579421.html