Young Conservatives of Texas endorse Debbie Riddle in HD 150
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 4, 2012
Contact: Tony McDonald, Senior Vice Chairman
Mobile: (512) 923-6893
Email: [email protected]
Austin, TX—Young Conservatives of Texas (YCT) announced today their endorsement of Representative Debbie Riddle for reelection in Texas House District 150.
“Rep. Riddle has been a champion for conservative causes in Austin,” said Tony McDonald, YCT Senior Vice Chairman. “She understands that we must secure our border, keep our tax and regulatory climate friendly to business, and fix our ailing public schools. Conservatives need her leadership next session and we trust that the conservative voters of District 150 will send her back to Austin for another term.”
Riddle was first elected to the Texas House in 2002. She has been a consistent conservative voice in the legislature and has earned a spot on YCT’s Historic Honor Roll.
“Representative Riddle has a clear record of voting for conservative values in the Texas House,” commented Jeff Morris, YCT State Chairman. “The voters of District 150 should send her back to Austin — to fight for their values and for those of conservatives all across this state.”
In response to the endorsement, Representative Riddle said, “I am grateful to the members of Young Conservatives of Texas for their vote of confidence and endorsement for my re-election campaign. What the legislature does today makes a difference in the future, so I intend to continue bringing a strong conservative voice to Austin.”
Young Conservatives of Texas (YCT) has been promoting conservatism at universities across the Lone Star State for over three decades. The state’s most active political youth organization, YCT is composed of hundreds of members and alumni who participate in the full spectrum of politics. YCT issues the most respected ratings of the Texas legislature and is the only conservative group to have done so without interruption over the past 19 legislative sessions. For an up-to-date list of all of YCT’s endorsements, please visit www.yct.org/endorsements.
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