Fort Worth's Veasey wins runoff for U.S. House seat
State Rep. Marc Veasey claimed a hard-fought victory Tuesday night as the Democratic Party's nominee for the newly drawn 33rd Congressional District, putting him in position to become the first black member of Congress ever elected in Tarrant County.
In another high-profile area race, Weatherford car dealer Roger Williams clinched the Republican Party's nomination for the reconfigured 25th Congressional District.
"For me, this election has never been about a contest between Dallas and Fort Worth or between one racial group and another. From the beginning I believed that this district, rather than serving to divide us, would bring us together," Veasey said. "I am honored you have placed your trust in me and I promise I will not let you down.
"Whether you live in Fort Worth, Dallas, Stop Six or Oak Cliff - I will not let you down," he said. "Whether you voted for me or for my opponent -- I will not let you down. As we are seeing tonight, the Republican Party in Texas has become so extreme that it doesn't come close to representing mainstream Texans."
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And Good Luck this November!