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Government Advocacy for Brenham & Washington County Businesses

The Washington County Chamber seeks to be the guardian of the local economy and the catalyst for change through the coordination of local leadership.  The Chamber coordinates interested parties in solving community challenges and initiates community action that will benefit the community and the members of the Chamber.

The Chamber exists to be the “voice of business” at the local, state and federal level, and encourages all members to stay active by taking advantage of opportunities to provide feedback and encourage each individual to exercise their right to vote in elections.

 

UPCOMING ELECTIONS  2023

https://www.co.washington.tx.us/page/washington.Elections

The Chamber's Government Affairs Committee asked these candidates to complete a questionnaire about their views and goals if elected. Click next to each candidate's name to view the information they personally submitted. (To be published on Monday, April 24, 2023) Responses not yet received will be added as they are submitted to the Chamber.

City of Brenham

Mayor, At-Large

Keith Hofmann - Response

Atwood Kenjura - Response

 

Brenham Independent School District

Trustee, Position 1, At-Large

James Franke

Bonnie Brinkmeyer - Response

Trustee, Position 2, At-Large

Michael "Mike" Altman

Archer Archer - Response

Trustee, Position 3, At-Large

Artis Edwards

Kyle Hafner - Response

Trustee, Position 4, At-Large

David Jantzi - Response

Kelvin Raven - Response

 

City of Burton

Mayor, At-Large

Karen Buck - Response

David Zajicek

City Council, Pos. 1

Nathan Kalkhake

City Council, Pos. 3

Jeff Eckhardt

Peter Horn

City Council, Pos. 4

Paul McLaughlin

 

Burton Independent School District

Board of Trustees

Ande Bostain - Response

Dean Fuchs

Misty Lucherk

Donna Putnam - Response

 

Blinn College

Trustee, Precinct 2

Andi Liner - Response

Diane Kruse Kettler - Response

Trustee, Precinct 3

Allison Bentke - Response

 

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