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Alan Hassenflu
Chairman
Brad Freels
Vice Chairman
Joseph O. Slovacek
PAC Treasurer
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Immediate Past Chairman
Steve Alvis
David Dominy
Todd N. Edmonds
Tom Fish
Jim Gustafson
Johnny Hendrix
Jim Holcomb
John Holland
Howard Holsenbeck
Janice Jamail-Garvis
Larry Johnson
Trey Lary
Scot Luther
Louis Macey
Calvin J. Morgan
Frank Nadolney
Richard Rothfelder
Mike Rozell, Sr.

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EMERITUS
J. Fred Baca

TRUSTEES
EMERITUS
Dan Bellow
Frank Fitzgerald
E.D. Lester
Jim Peters
Dick Weekley
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 3, 2015
Houston Realty Business Coalition Releases
Poll on Mayor's Race
Bill King Leads Sylvester Turner by 5 Percent
The Houston Realty Business Coalition (HRBC) released a poll of
300 active voters today measuring support of Mayoral candidates
in the December runoff election.
"Bill King has built a broad base of support throughout the City of
Houston," said Chairman Alan Hassenflu. "Bill King is the only
candidate offering thoughtful solutions to the fiscal disaster facing
the City of Houston. King's message of getting back to basics has
earned him the support of our organization and is resonating with
voters who are concerned with the current fiscal crisis facing City
Hall."
The survey shows voters across Houston are seeing past Sylvester
Turner's negative campaign and looking towards Bill King to fix
the City's financial mess. Only 9% of Houston voters say they
have yet to decide who they will support in the upcoming
election.
Founded in 1967, HRBC, comprised of top business leaders, has
become Houston's Premier Business Coalition by supporting
public policy, elected officials and candidates for elected office
that promote its core values of limited government, capitalism and
private property rights.

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BALLOT:
In the upcoming runoff election for Mayor, if you had to choose,
would you be voting for Bill King or Sylvester Turner?
Bill King
Sylvester Turner
Undecided

48%
43%
9%

METHODOLOGY:
The sample size for the survey is 300 likely voters in Houston,
Texas. The margin of error is +/- 4.00%. All interviews were
completed using automated telephone technology and were
conducted December 1, 2015 by Causeway Solutions. The total
percentages for responses may not equal 100% due to rounding.
Demographics:
Female 56%, Male 44%
Democrat 38%, Independent/Other 28%, Republican 34%
African American 28%, Hispanic 10%, Other 12%, White 50%