One day before the September 2, 2009 filing deadline, Houston City Council member Peter Brown (At-Large Position 1) has officially filed paperwork to run for Mayor of Houston.
Brown submitted both the required $1,250 filing fee, along with more than one thousand signatures to get on the ballot for the November 3, 2009 election.
His campaign says they collected signatures as a way to “build momentum in their grassroots campaign.”
After four years on city council, Brown told KPRC Local 2 that he is running to “continue the great work done by our current Mayor , Bill White.”
He’s gained fewer endorsements than Annise Parker or Gene Locke, but Brown is the only mayoral candidate who is running TV political ads.
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Way to go Peter! Keep up the great fight.
– Mary
Happy to see Mr. Brown officially in the Mayor’s race. Congrats Mr. Brown!
Mr. Brown I liked your TV adds and I got an e-mail tellng me that you had a person raising funds for you that either belong to the Obama camp or raise funs for him. Do you have any information on this or should I forward this information to my friends? Do yo consider youself as a conservative? Please answer tese question for me so I will know how to vote.
Thank you.
Jim Haney