Democrat Who Withdrew From Texas House Race Wins Despite Felony Convictions
Lomick won about 51% in both races as officials reviewed whether a reported 2011 felony conviction could bar her from office.
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Texas Democrat With Reported Felony Conviction Wins House Seat Despite Suspending Campaign, But Can She Take Office?
Ericka Lomick won Texas House District 93's general and special elections, but uncertainty remains over whether a reported felony conviction involving someone with the same name affects her eligibility.
Democrats Elect Convicted Felon Who Suspended Her Campaign In Texas - The American Tribune.com
In a very bizarre turn of events in Texas, voters in Texas House District 93 rejected Republican Alan Blaylock and elected a candidate named Ericka Lomick. However, the trouble for the state and the voters of that district is that Lomick is a convicted felon, and under current Texas law is forbidden from taking her [...]
Ericka Lomick, who was convicted in 2011 of mortgage fraud, bank fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering, won a seat in the Texas House of Representatives. Her election, with 51 percent of the votes, opened doubts... Read more › The entry Woman convicted of fraud wins legislative seat in Texas was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
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