Update
Mike's Campaign has been turning up the intensity in his effort to restore balance and fundamental fairness to our courts. In the last week or so, in addition to the other entries, Mike has:
Visited the law firms Jackson & Walker and Chamberlain, Hrdlicka. Friends of Mikes were kind enough to show Mike around and introduce him to dozens of attorneys. The vast majority of the attorneys Mike got to meet were very welcoming, and seemed to agree that it was time for a change down at the Harris County Courthouse. Mike reminded them about getting the HBA's Preference Poll and asked them to vote for Mike.
On Wednesday, September 3, 2008, Mike had the great pleasure of stopping by the Houston Hillel on Bissonnet in the Rice U area. The Young Professionals group was hosting a fun wine and cheese party, and Mike got to speak with several yound doctors and other professionals about the campaign, the courts and Mike's plan to streamline and improve the way the 151st is run.
Finally, on Thursday night, September 4th, Mike stopped by a fundraiser for a local judicial candidate running for a probate court. In the 20 months + that Mike has been campaigning, he has not had the pleasure of visiting with a group of probate attorneys. Mike got some free advice on a case he's working on, and got to speak with a terrific group of lawyers.
After that, Mike and the engelhart4judge.com 2008 green hybrid cruised up to Mike's second-home, the Acres Home area of Houston. He attended a meet-the-candidates forum at the Guiding Light church. Pastor Baker and Reverend Hill officiated. Mike got to speak with a packed house of local residents. He railed against the culture of entitlement at the Harris County Courthouse, and promised to be welcoming and respectful of all individuals who come before him starting next January. There is nothing better (campaign-wise) than grabbing a microphone and speaking in front of a full house at the church!
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Political advertising paid for by Mike Engelhart, 4402 Holt Street, Bellaire, Texas 77401 in compliance with the voluntary limits of the Judicial Campaign Fairness Act.
Visited the law firms Jackson & Walker and Chamberlain, Hrdlicka. Friends of Mikes were kind enough to show Mike around and introduce him to dozens of attorneys. The vast majority of the attorneys Mike got to meet were very welcoming, and seemed to agree that it was time for a change down at the Harris County Courthouse. Mike reminded them about getting the HBA's Preference Poll and asked them to vote for Mike.
On Wednesday, September 3, 2008, Mike had the great pleasure of stopping by the Houston Hillel on Bissonnet in the Rice U area. The Young Professionals group was hosting a fun wine and cheese party, and Mike got to speak with several yound doctors and other professionals about the campaign, the courts and Mike's plan to streamline and improve the way the 151st is run.
Finally, on Thursday night, September 4th, Mike stopped by a fundraiser for a local judicial candidate running for a probate court. In the 20 months + that Mike has been campaigning, he has not had the pleasure of visiting with a group of probate attorneys. Mike got some free advice on a case he's working on, and got to speak with a terrific group of lawyers.
After that, Mike and the engelhart4judge.com 2008 green hybrid cruised up to Mike's second-home, the Acres Home area of Houston. He attended a meet-the-candidates forum at the Guiding Light church. Pastor Baker and Reverend Hill officiated. Mike got to speak with a packed house of local residents. He railed against the culture of entitlement at the Harris County Courthouse, and promised to be welcoming and respectful of all individuals who come before him starting next January. There is nothing better (campaign-wise) than grabbing a microphone and speaking in front of a full house at the church!
excellent judges courthouse excellence caroline baker hurley
Political advertising paid for by Mike Engelhart, 4402 Holt Street, Bellaire, Texas 77401 in compliance with the voluntary limits of the Judicial Campaign Fairness Act.
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