(League City) – In a sign of the growing strength of the Choate campaign on the mainland, three prominent Precinct Two elected officials, League City Mayor Jerry Shults, Dickinson Mayor Julie Masters, and Bayou Vista Mayor William “Bill” Jackson endorsed Choate for County Commissioner.

Mayor Shults said, “League City is the largest and fastest growing city in Galveston County. We rely on our partnership with the county to get critical infrastructure needs met to keep up with our pace of growth. We have mobility projects on the books that we want to continue to be prioritized and supported by the county like the projects to widen FM 646 and to create an overpass at IH 45 and SH 96 among others. We also need a County Commissioner committed to lowering the tax rate by attracting and encouraging high quality commercial development in the West League City area.  Albert Choate has the vision, the integrity and the experience to help move League City forward; he is the clear choice for County Commissioner.”

  In addition, Mayors Shults and the League City Host Committee are hosting a reception for Albert in the Magnolia Creek subdivision in League City. The reception is on Thursday, October 26th from 7p – 8:30p at the residence of Larry and Debbie Blackman at 5317 Springbrook Ct. The public is invited.

  Choate welcomed the endorsements and added, “I believe that you can tell a lot about a person by the company they keep. I am pleased to have earned the support of these proven conservative leaders that the citizens know and trust.”