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    Democratic candidate looks to unseat Rep. Flores with town hall tour

    Jessica BabbBy Jessica BabbSeptember 13, 2017Updated:October 26, 2017 Broadcast News No Comments1 Min Read
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    Jessica Babb | Broadcast Managing Editor

    Dale Mantey, a Democratic candidate hoping to unseat Rep. Bill Flores in the 2018 midterm elections, held a town hall at Shorty’s Pizza Shack on Wednesday, September 13.

    Mantey is a newcomer to the political scene and is running for office for the first time. He is currently a doctoral student at the University of Texas Health Science Center.

    He said he decided to run because he doesn’t feel like Flores, a Republican, is taking care of business in Central Texas.

    “I’m presenting solutions that will make lives better in Central Texas and he has yet to do so,” Mantey said.

    Mantey is a Milam County native and if elected, says he plans to bring more jobs to the area. He also believes he has a solution to the controversial health care issue.

    As part of his battle for TX-17, Mantey has held numerous town halls around the Central Texas area.

    Jessica Babb

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