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Houston Texas is the fourth largest city in the United States. Nearly six million people call the greater Houston area, home. In 2009, the city won for having the healthiest housing markets in the state of Texas. The cost of living is affordable here, making the economy stable.

Annise Parker, a Democrat is currently the mayor of Houston. In this area a major has a big job. They are required to manage the city making sure all laws and ordinances are followed through, as well as being chief administrator, official representative and executive officer. The city is equally divided Republican (more…)

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Houston Politics Can Have Global Impact

The political atmosphere in Houston is somewhat unique, both to the country and the state. For one thing, it is the largest city in the country without zoning laws, and it is also one of the fastest growing major cities in the nation. Houston is very politically divided compared to the rest of the state. The power balance sways often between Republicans and Democrats in a microcosm of what is going on in the country at large.Additional information can be found at http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2011/09/19/rick-perry-s-lesson-for-2012-from-new-york-election-for-weiner-seat.html. Voting is predictably split between economic, cultural, educational, residential and racial factors. Much (more…)

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