| Full Name: | Dan Patrick | |
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| Birthdate: | 4-4-1950 | |
| Hometown: | Houston | |
| Race: | White | |
| Occupation: | Broadcasting | |
| Education: | B.A., University of Maryland Baltimore County. | |
| Spouse: | Janetlea |
| Year: | |
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| Current Office: | Texas Senate |
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| District: | 7 |
| Party: | Republican Party |
| Term Expiration: | 2013 |
| Term Length: | 4 years |
| Salary: | $7,200 per year |
| Logan Spence | Chief of Staff |
| Tina Poston | Executive Assistant |
| Kate Pigg | Legal Counsel |
| John Gibbs | Legislative Director |
| Suzanne Tomlin | Legislative Aide |
| Marian Wallace | Legislative Aide |
| Email: | dan.patrick@senate.state.tx.us |
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| Twitter: | @DanPatrick |
| Facebook: | facebook.com/sen.dan.patrick |
| Room: | 2E.8 |
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| Seat: | 7 |
| Room: | 3S.3 |
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| Address: |
P.O. Box 12068 Austin, TX 78711 |
| Phone: | 512-463-0107 |
| Address: |
11451 Katy Fwy, Suite 209 Houston, TX 77079 |
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| Phone: | 713-464-0282 |
It's a long way to Nov, but I thought this poll & map would cheer you up http://t.co/a3ya
6 days ago
Susan G Komen Foundation-dedic
6 days ago
San Antonio just pushed backed filing dates for candidates which means TX primary could be pushed again 2 later April or May
10 days ago
He won't win Fla or nomination, but I thought Santorum won the debate tonite & upped his odds as a VP choice if Rubio declines-your thoughts
11 days ago
Your opinion Who won the debate tonight
14 days ago
On the radio today I said Newt had to pivot from being seen as angry & be more statesman like as the frontrunner-he pivoted successfully
14 days ago
check out my facebook facebook.com/dan
15 days ago
Newt now has a 9 pt lead in Fla in latest poll 415-32% over Mitt A few weeks ago MItt was up 15-18 pts
15 days ago
Prediction Newt wins S Carolina bigger than expected 36-40% of the vote
17 days ago
Supreme Court throws out redistricting maps drawn by San Antonio Court For now maps drawn by legislature stand
18 days ago
| Bill Activity | |
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| Total Bills Filed | 89 (29.8 avg. in the Senate) |
