“Sue is getting the job done for our families, for our economy and for our entire city.”
Houston TX – Today the Sue Lovell Campaign released a list of prominent African American community leaders who have endorsed her campaign for re-election to Houston City Council At-Large Position 2.
“One of the best things about serving at-large is the honor of representing every community in every corner of Houston,” said Lovell. “I deeply appreciate the support of these leaders and their work in making Houston better for all of us.”
The Rev. Dr. William A. Lawson, founding Pastor of Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church, said: “I endorsed Sue Lovell in 2005 and she has far exceeded my expectations. Sue is getting the job done for our families, for our economy and for our entire city. I’m voting for Sue Lovell in November and ask every Houstonian to join me.”
Shondra Wygal, President Emeritus, Texas Young Democrats, added: “Sue Lovell gets results. In these tough times, Sue helped pass a city budget that protects vital services and adds more police officers to the force without raising taxes. That’s the leadership we need at City Hall.”
Lovell said her campaign is continuing to reach out to the African American community and every community in Houston: “We are working hard. I am so honored that more and more Houstonians are joining our campaign every day.” Leaders endorsing Sue Lovell today include:
Debbie Allen
Julian Boddy
Esther Branch
Theldon Branch, III
Darryl Carter
Dr. Edith Clark
Francis Cook
Tony Council
Deidre Fontaine
Limas Jefferson
Rev. Elmo Johnson
Larry Hunt
Nathelyne Kennedy
Darryl King
Rev. Dr. William A. Lawson
Renee Logans
Rick Lowe
Howard Middleton
Bob Nicholas
Allen Parker
Marchris Robinson
Paul Simmons
Charles Swindle
Chanthini Thomas
George Thomas
William-Paul Thomas
Emmitt Thompson, III
Shondra Wygal
Sue Lovell is completing her second term as Houston’s City Council Member At-Large, Position 2. She also serves as Vice Mayor Pro Tem – a position to which her colleagues on the City Council elected her unanimously – and chairs the Council’s Transportation, Infrastructure, and Aviation Committee and Quality of Life Committee.
