TEDA/Houston Meeting Notice

The Houston Chapter of the Texas Economic & Demographic Association presents…

What Happened in the Primaries? What’s Yet to Come?

Richard W. Murray, Ph.D., Director

Center for Public Policy, University of Houston

5 pm, Thursday, March 27, 2008 • Federal Reserve Bank • 1801 Allen Parkway

Texas has had its primary election, and now all eyes turn to… Well, where do they turn? They’re still on Texas for some races, such as the Republican contests in District 22 and for Harris County district attor­ney. And they’re certainly on Pennsylvania, with its 158 Democratic delegates. And they’re on the up­com­ing conventions. And, in the Demo­cratic Party, they’re on superdelegates and on the Michigan and Flor­ida delegations, barred (at least for now) from casting votes. And they’re on hundreds of congres­sional races across the country. And they’re on potential vice presidential candidates.   And, And, And……

What have we learned so far? What do the surprises tell us? Who better to read the political tea leaves than Dick Murray, well-known to Houston televi­sion audiences for decades of trenchant election night analysis and prognostication? You don’t want to miss this opportunity to hear him provide significant in­sights and distill the trends that will drive local, state and national outcomes this year.

Advance registration is required to enter the facility. RSVP to teda@houston.org

Security officers will not grant access to anyone who is not preregistered.

For directions to the Fed’s free parking, visit http://www.dallasfed.org/fed/direct_hou.pdf

Networking with complimentary buffet at 5 p.m.; meeting 5:30-6:30 p.m. No-shows will be invoiced.

Free for TEDA members; $10 per person for guests. For more info, call Rita Ricard at 713-844-3620.

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