(League City) – In a strong sign of growing momentum, Albert Choate added State Representatives Larry Taylor and Robert Talton to the growing list of conservative political leaders endorsing him for County Commissioner.

State Representative Larry Taylor, R-Friendswood, represents the northern part of Galveston County including the Santa Fe, Dickinson, and League City areas of Precinct Two.

Taylor said, “As a coastal county with a large UTMB and Texas A & M presence, Galveston County needs a proven leader who can work with the Legislature on key issues like hurricane preparedness, windstorm insurance for coastal areas, and mobility for new roads in the fast growing League City/Dickinson area. Experience matters in dealing with the Legislature; based on his experience, qualifications, and conservative philosophy Albert Choate is the best choice for County Commissioner.”

State Representative Robert Talton, R-Pasadena, is Chairman of the powerful Urban Affairs committee in the Legislature. Urban Affairs deals with all proposed legislation affecting county governments. Talton said, “We deal with County Judges and County Commissioners all over the state. I like knowing that the elected officials we deal with share my commitment to conservative principles, support the 3% appraisal cap, and are committed to protecting taxpayers from unfunded state mandates. Albert Choate is the clear choice for the voters in Precinct Two.”

Choate thanked both public officials for their endorsements and added, “I am encouraged by their faith in my ability to represent the taxpayers with integrity and I promise the voters that, if elected, I will be a conservative leader they can trust.”