By Mark Archibald

During the March meeting of the Navarro County Republicans Executive Committee, Texas Senator, Bob Hall, brought a message of unity and the importance of persuading neighbors and friends to get out and vote in November.
“If we Republicans don’t get out and vote, we will lose in November,” said Hall. He continued, “every vote counts.”
Many Republicans involved with the County Executive Committee do not need to be reminded because the County Chair race, won by Rheann Ivie, was decided by a single vote.
Ivie is scheduled to become Chairwoman of the party in June, at a planned organizational meeting.
Along with his message of party unity, Hall also discussed election security measures addressed during the previous legislative session.
Hall said he believes more has to be done to further secure elections in the state of Texas.
“We will probably look at limiting the reasons one can request a mail in ballot and cut back on the days of early voting in the next session,” he said.
He also talked about the need to eradicate Sharia Law from Texas.
“Don’t Sharia our Texas,” he said to applause and cheers, Monday.
The Airforce Veteran has served as State Senator since first being elected in 2015, received over 62,000 votes across Senate District 2 in the March 3, Republican Primary.
Hall will face Democrat Keenen Colbert in the November General Election.
Colbert garnered over 64,000 votes in the Democratic Primary, where the formerly active Marine was unchallenged.
Senate District 2 includes all of Kaufman, Navarro Rockwall and Van Zandt Counties as well as portions of Collin Dallas and Ellis Counties.
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