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Harris County Precinct 3 Commissioner Tom Ramsey (left) had previously represented much of the Katy area until a new precinct map was adopted for the county on Oct. 28. That plan incorporated the majority of the Harris County portion of greater Katy into Commissioner R. Jack Cagle’s (right) Precinct 4. The two Republicans have joined with multiple county residents in a suit to nullify the redistricting map.

Cagle, Ramsey join lawsuit against Harris redistricting plan

Harris County Commissioners R. Jack Cagle of Precinct 4 and Tom Ramsey of Precinct 3 have joined three Harris County residents in a lawsuit to nullify the recent redistricting plan adopted in a 3-2 … more

By R. Hans Miller, News Editor | 11/19/21

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