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Warren unveils list of new Texas endorsements as presidential race heats up
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/01/10/elizabeth-warren-names-new-texas-endorsements/...
In an announcement first shared with The Texas Tribune, Warren’s campaign unveiled an endorsement list that now includes three state representatives, several Texas city council members and political organizers.
The three current San Antonio City Council members on the list were part of the first wave of Texans who last year supported Julián Castro, the former U.S. housing secretary and San Antonio mayor who dropped his White House bid earlier this month and quickly endorsed Warren as the Democratic nominee.
Warren has been the most proactive candidate in building a formal organization here, but fellow candidate Joe Biden has been leading the way in endorsements. The former vice president unveiled his own list of new endorsers earlier this week — a lineup that included eight people who had previously been with Castro.
Warren’s endorsers now include State Rep. Sheryl Cole, D-Austin. She joins state Reps. Erin Zwiener, D-Driftwood, and Shawn Thierry, D-Houston, who had already announced their support.
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In an announcement first shared with The Texas Tribune, Warren’s campaign unveiled an endorsement list that now includes three state representatives, several Texas city council members and political organizers.
The three current San Antonio City Council members on the list were part of the first wave of Texans who last year supported Julián Castro, the former U.S. housing secretary and San Antonio mayor who dropped his White House bid earlier this month and quickly endorsed Warren as the Democratic nominee.
Warren has been the most proactive candidate in building a formal organization here, but fellow candidate Joe Biden has been leading the way in endorsements. The former vice president unveiled his own list of new endorsers earlier this week — a lineup that included eight people who had previously been with Castro.
Warren’s endorsers now include State Rep. Sheryl Cole, D-Austin. She joins state Reps. Erin Zwiener, D-Driftwood, and Shawn Thierry, D-Houston, who had already announced their support.
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Not just endorsers, but local political organizers! Elizabeth is all about the "ground game" and that is what will GOTV.
Go Warren!
