Endorsements

As my campaign's purpose is to bring reasonable and responsive government back to District 32 continues, I will be updating the website by uploading major endorsements as they are obtained.

The below list of endorsements are from the Primary Campaign.

ORGANIZATIONS

• Dallas Morning News  (more information)
• Dallas County Young Democrats  (more information)
• Progressive Voters' League - A New Era  (more information)
• Dallas Tejano Democrats
• North Dallas Democrats HD 102
• BurntOrangeReport.com (Texas' most popular Democratic blog)

INDIVIDUALS

• State Representative Allen Vaught
• State Democratic Executive Committeewoman Susan Culp
• State Democratic Executive Committeeman David Griggs
• Elba Garcia Dallas City Councilwoman
• Domingo Garcia - Former State Representative
• Harryette Ehrhardt - Former State Representative
• Jaime Cortes - Dallas County Constable
• Sharon Barbosa-Crain - Former Irving City Council Member
• Mary Warren - President of Park Cities/Central Dallas Democratic Club
• George Bramblet - Dallas Attorney
• Frank Branson - Dallas Attorney
• Scott Chase - Dallas Attorney and former Democratic Candidate

Dallas County Young Democrats
One of the largest Democratic clubs in the County, I received the endorsement of the Young Democrats on February 12, making my endorsement record three for three of the groups that have held open endorsement contests and made an endorsement in this race.

Progressive Voters League - A New Era
One of the few Democratic Clubs in the County to give endorsements, PVL - A New Era informed my Campaign on February 11 that I have received its Primary Endorsement following the February 9 endorsement interviews.

The Dallas Morning News
We Recommend Eric Roberson, Dateline Dallas - February 11, 2008

“Democrats in Richardson, Plano, and West Dallas can pick among three choices for the challenger to the House seat now held by Republican Pete Sessions. Dallas lawyer Eric Roberson, 43, shows the most intellectual heft and political drive to take on this uphill struggle.

His two opponents, retired lawyer Dennis C. Burns and Steve Love, a retired United Methodist minister, are older and assert that maturity should be a consideration. Mr. Love, 74, is a lifelong Democrat who has tried but failed to win elective office on two previous occasions. Mr. Burns, 54, has never run for public office. So age doesn't necessarily translate into political experience.

What matters are the candidates' ideas, and on that score, Mr. Roberson demonstrates knowledge and offers the most realistic approach to solving problems such as immigration reform and America's fiscal crisis. He also knows how his opposition thinks, having left the Republican Party after becoming convinced in 2006 that its leadership was intolerant to moderates.

Mr. Roberson doesn't live in District 32, but works there. He notes that Mr. Sessions also lived outside the district when he was elected. It's a valid point, which underscores that this is a candidate who comes to the race with answers at the ready.”

(c) 2008 by the Dallas Morning News - Used under the “Fair Use Doctrine.”

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