John,

Today marks a pivotal moment for our community – the first day of early voting in the runoff election. This is more than just a chance to cast a ballot; it's an opportunity to make a profound statement about the future we envision for District G and for Houston.

Why Your Vote Matters Now More Than Ever: We've come a long way together, but the journey isn't over yet. The decisions we make at the polls will shape our community for years to come. We can't afford to sit back and hope for the best. We need to take action, and it starts with your vote. Find a polling place near you by clicking here.

Bring a Friend, Make a Difference: I urge you not to vote alone. Bring a friend, a neighbor, or a family member. Every single vote is a building block towards the change we desperately need. Remember, when we vote together, our voices are amplified, and our message becomes impossible to ignore.

Key Dates to Remember:

• Early Voting: November 27 (TODAY) - December 5
• Election Day: December 9

Our Vision for District G: We're fighting for a safer, stronger, and more prosperous District G. A place where public safety is a priority, fiscal responsibility is the norm, and our infrastructure meets the needs of every resident. We envision a community where local businesses thrive and where every voice is heard and valued.

This is Our Moment: Opportunities like this don't come around often. We have the chance to make a real difference, to challenge the status quo, and to ensure that our community's needs are not just heard but acted upon. I am ready to lead this charge, but I can't do it without you. I hope you'll find a place to cast your vote today or throughout early voting.

Let's Make History Together: Your vote is powerful. It's a declaration of your hopes, your dreams, and your vision for our community. Let's seize this moment and make history together. Let's vote for a brighter future for District G.

Thank you for standing with me. Together, we will make our voices heard and shape the future of our community.

See you at the polls,
Tony Buzbee