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October 1, 2014

Title: Register Your Spouse, Teenager, or Parent Living With You.
Topic: Voter Registration

Discussed by Mike Sullivan
with Harris County Tax Office (www.tax.co.harris.tx.us)

The Tax Assessor-Collector’s office is also in charge of voter registration. If you have moved but haven’t changed your voter registration information, your vote might not count! With the election coming up in November, time is running out to update your address.

Also discussed in this segment with Mike Sullivan is who can register to vote. Did you know you can register your spouse to vote? Did you know that, as a parent, you can register your children over the age of 17 and 10 months, as long as they live in your house? Did you know that you, as a child over the age of 18, can register your parents to vote, as long as they live in your house? Yes, yes, and yes!

“But I don’t want to be called to jury duty!” This used to be the case, but not anymore. If you have a valid Texas Driver’s License, you can be called to serve on a jury! So, why not go ahead and register to vote, as well? It makes sense! Plus, you’ll finally be able to justify all your rants on Facebook and Twitter about how the government is messing up our country.

It’s easy to register to vote or change your name or address! Log on to www.TerryLowry.com  and use the link at the top of the home page to update your information. The voter registration link is applicable to any person living in the state of Texas (it is not limited to Harris County Residents).

If you are 18 years old and never voted before, Mike Sullivan and Terry Lowry have a proposal for you: Take a picture of you voting for the first time and email it to Mike using his email with the HC Tax Office or to Terry Lowry using the contact link on the home page. Terry or Mike will contact you and take you out to dinner for a hamburger!

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September 26, 2014

Title: Register Your Spouse, Teenager, or Parent Living With You.
Topic: Voter Registration

Discussed by Mike Sullivan
with Harris County Tax Office (www.tax.co.harris.tx.us)

The Tax Assessor-Collector’s office is also in charge of voter registration. If you have moved but haven’t changed your voter registration information, your vote might not count! With the election coming up in November, time is running out to update your address.

Also discussed in this segment with Mike Sullivan is who can register to vote. Did you know you can register your spouse to vote? Did you know that, as a parent, you can register your children over the age of 17 and 10 months, as long as they live in your house? Did you know that you, as a child over the age of 18, can register your parents to vote, as long as they live in your house? Yes, yes, and yes!

“But I don’t want to be called to jury duty!” This used to be the case, but not anymore. If you have a valid Texas Driver’s License, you can be called to serve on a jury! So, why not go ahead and register to vote, as well? It makes sense! Plus, you’ll finally be able to justify all your rants on Facebook and Twitter about how the government is messing up our country.

It’s easy to register to vote or change your name or address! Log on to www.TerryLowry.com  and use the link at the top of the home page to update your information. The voter registration link is applicable to any person living in the state of Texas (it is not limited to Harris County Residents).

If you are 18 years old and never voted before, Mike Sullivan and Terry Lowry have a proposal for you: Take a picture of you voting for the first time and email it to Mike using his email with the HC Tax Office or to Terry Lowry using the contact link on the home page. Terry or Mike will contact you and take you out to dinner for a hamburger!

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January 9, 2012

Title: The 2012 Primaries have BEGUN - The ebb and flow of voter numbers!
Topic: Voter Registration

Discussed by Dr. Charles Dunn
with Regent University (www.Regent.edu)

Part 1 of 2

Let’s look at Iowa, a caucus, could have any registered voter gone to a caucus or do they register Republican or Democrat?

Can Democrats vote in the Republican primary in New Hampshire, and not have to declare themselves as such?

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Title: Part 2 of 2
Topic: Voter Registration

Discussed by Dr. Charles Dunn
with Regent University (www.Regent.edu)

Wrapping up on Iowa, will the lesser candidates have difficulty raising money since they didn’t fare well in Iowa?

In the first 3 states, Iowa, South Carolina and New Hampshire - are they winner takes all the primary votes or are they proportionally distributed?

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November 14, 2011

Title: Interested in the Republican Primary in Early March? New Edict Alert!
Topic: Voter Registration

Discussed by Jeff Yates
with Political Consultant

Did that happen that Republicans were in control and various Democrat groups filed with the justice department and federal suits that “oh you can’t draw the lines, it hinders our minority rights!”? Is that OKAY?

Did the Congress in Washington pass a law that the ballots need to be mailed earlier to our servicemen and women, especially those overseas? If true, does this affect filing deadlines and also when runoffs are?

Will this Federal panel issue their ruling before November the 28th? And if they don’t, what then?!

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September 29, 2010

Title: Get out the vote after you are sure you are legally registered to vote where you currently live
Topic: Voter Registration

Discussed by Dan Huberty
with Dan Huberty (www.DanHuberty.com)

Dan Huberty stresses the fact that you must be registered to vote where you currently live. If you move, your voter’s registration does not follow you. Also, due to the fire that destroyed all the E-Slate voting machines that Harris county owned, the lines are going to be long on Nov. 2. Vote Early. You can vote early at any of the early voting locations anywhere in Harris County if you are a registered voter in a precinct in Harris County.  Log on to Dan's website: www.danhuberty.com.

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June 7, 2006

Title: 2006 MEGA VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
Topic: Voter Registration

Discussed by Terry Lowry
with Host of the What's UP Radio Program

Is everyone in your home registered to vote: Your spouse, your teenager, your college student, or maybe a senior citizen – your Mom or Dad? Call us at 713-335-3425 with any and all of your questions about our "2006 Mega Voter Registration Drive".

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March 31, 2006

Title: HOW SHOULD CONSERVATIVES ENLIST NEW VOTERS?
Topic: Voter Registration

Discussed by Bobby Eberle
with GOPUSA www.gopusa.com

Information is the key! Bloggers, radio hosts and others have awakened: America is heading in the wrong direction. We must not only engage new voters: we must inform them, educate them and most importantly motivate them to vote.

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March 29, 2006

Title: THE IMPORTANCE OF ONE VOTE
Topic: Voter Registration

Discussed by Jim Murphy
with Candidate for Office

People who grew up respecting the rules do not like the invaders. Should everyone be required to respect the law? Register to vote, be informed, and - most importantly - vote. Visit ww.VoteJimMurphy.com to learn more on this candidate.

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January 13, 2006

Title: DID YOU RECEIVE YOUR NEW VOTER REGISTRATION CARD?
Topic: Voter Registration

Discussed by Paul Bettencourt
with Bettencourt Tax Advisors (www.BTA.com)

New Voter Registration Cards have been mailed to registered voters throughout Harris County. If you received your card, make sure all of the information is correct - double check the dates the card is valid! Some cards were printed with the incorrect dates on them. If yours is incorrect, contact your County Registration Office. Or, log onto www.TerryLowry.com and scroll down to "Your Vote Counts" for the link to contact the State Office.

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