As the May 26 primary runoff election approaches, Harris County Clerk Tenesha Hudspeth is reminding voters that every single vote carries double weight in this crucial election. With multiple elections taking place in May, it's essential to know the details of the primary runoff and how to participate.

This episode of the Public Affairs Podcast delves into the importance of voting in the primary runoff, particularly in Harris County. Tenesha Hudspeth shares valuable information about the election process, including the dates, times, and ways to cast your ballot. She emphasizes that voters can still participate in the runoff even if they didn't vote in the primary, and that the deadline for mail-in ballots is May 26. The conversation also touches on the significance of voting in local elections and how it affects the community.

The episode also features a heartwarming conversation with Jeffrey Peck, a member of the W.E.B Dubois Legacy Foundation, as he discusses the history and legacy of Forest Brook and Smiley High School and their upcoming 60th Birthday celebration. He shares stories about the schools' rich history, the importance of community and Black excellence, and how these values have shaped him and his peers.

As the May 26 primary runoff election approaches, Harris County Clerk Tenesha Hudspeth is reminding voters that every single vote carries double weight in this crucial election. With multiple elections taking place in May, it's essential to know the details of the primary runoff and how to participate.
This episode of the Public Affairs Podcast delves into the importance of voting in the primary runoff, particularly in Harris County. Tenesha Hudspeth shares valuable information about the election process, including the dates, times, and ways to cast your ballot. She emphasizes that voters can still participate in the runoff even if they didn't vote in the primary, and that the deadline for mail-in ballots is May 26. The conversation also touches on the significance of voting in local elections and how it affects the community.
The episode also features a heartwarming conversation with Jeffrey Peck, a member of the W.E.B Dubois Legacy Foundation, as he discusses the history and legacy of Forest Brook and Smiley High School and their upcoming 60th Birthday celebration. He shares stories about the schools' rich history, the importance of community and Black excellence, and how these values have shaped him and his peers.

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HARRIS MAY 26TH ELECTION, TENESHIA HUDSPETH and SMILEY / FOREST BROOK'S 60th REUNION

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