Tax Assessor Race Getting Bloody
Burnt Orange Report debate is getting fierce
By Lee Nichols, 12:37PM, Mon. Dec. 24, 2007
If you want to get elbows-deep into the fight between Nelda Wells Spears and Glen Maxey, check out this thread on the Burnt Orange Report. Maxey and Spears' treasurer Bill Aleshire have pulled out the long knives and are really going at each other, with plenty of other voices chiming in as well. Maxey, a former state representative for District 51, is challenging Spears in the Democratic primary for the office of Travis County Tax Assessor-Collector (and Voter Registrar), an office she has held for 16 years. Aleshire, of course, is the former Travis County judge, as well as one of Spears' predecessors in the tax assessor office.
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Election 2008, Travis County Tax Assessor-Collector, Glen Maxey, Nelda Wells Spears, Bill Aleshire
