Galveston councilwoman has 'lost faith' in city auditor
Galveston Councilwoman Marie Robb in a special workshop meeting Thursday said she has lost faith in the city's auditor, who she says has fallen under the influence of outside actors.
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Galveston Councilwoman Marie Robb in a special workshop meeting Thursday said she has lost faith in the city's auditor, who she says has fallen under the influence of outside actors.
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>> reporter: katy, it's going to take those republicans in districts like this where democrats made some inroads in that 2016 election. let me play you some sound from georgia, a republican voter. these are the outskirts outside of austin. a lot of suburban homes, more affluent and highly educated voters, where doug jones was able to pick up in alabama. not only here in texas are candidates like ted o'rourke going to need teahese types of voters, but over in tennessee, or down in mississippi, this is not just solely a texas thing. i want to play you that sound from georgia. she's the very type...