From the White House (and yes, to the wise guy. I know Trump is a UPenn grad). all the way down to your local dog catcher (MUDs, school boards, city councils, whatever your smallest government office is).

How many Aggies are in office, or are going to be in office? Did they get reelected? Did they lose reelection? Are they going to be newly sworn in?

If they were reelected how many terms have the served?

Governor-elect of Nevada, Aaron Ford is c/o 1994

75AG said:

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Governor-elect of Nevada, Aaron Ford is c/o 1994

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I actually had two job offers in the Reno/Lake Tahoe region recently. It was a damn shame they didn't quite work out. I love Lake Tahoe!

Me too! I golf at Edgewood multiple times every year.

-TK

Either way they will suck as bad as the rest of them.

CrackerJackAg said:

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Either way they will suck as bad as the rest of them.

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I can't dispute this.
Still, I thought people might be interested in a running track of Ags elected.

Chris Gober(01) won TX CD10.

Tom Ramsey is a Harris County Commissioner.

DD88 said:

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Chris Gober(01) won TX CD10.

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Never heard of him, but I know for a fact that he had to endure being called "Goober" throughout his HS and college years.

Not meaning to bump a thread I started, but I'm pretty certain there are more than three Aggies elected to office in this nation.

Are Aaron Ford, Tom Ramsey, and Chris Gober all that anyone can name?

Any school board members? Any city councilors? Any judges?

No, there are others. You'd have to look up the bios of all the state legislators. Not sure of any directory for Former Students in elected office.

Paul Bettencourt, Senate District 7 is another one off the top of my head.

Kyle Kacal, former state rep and elected Brazos County Judge.

There used to be several Aggies who were District Attorneys around the state. The DA in Coryell County is a good Aggie. Was in the corps and did a stent in the ME before going to law school.

The DA in Rockwall is an Aggie. There is an Aggie on the Corpus Christi Court of Appeals. There is also an Aggie on one of the Courts of Appeal in Houston.Also the DAs in Coleman & Kingsville are Aggies.

I bet there are others but since I have been retired for a while I don't know about the newer elected DAs.

Not me. I work from home on Fridays.

Good use of data centers…I didn't verify the accuracy.