Anderson Draws Two Challengers in HD-56 Race

Chris DeCluitt remembers taking his dog to Charles "Doc" Anderson when he was a teenager growing up in Waco.

DeCluitt still likes the vet, but doesn't think Anderson should be elected to a fifth term in the Texas House. He and Raymond Hixson of China Spring are both trying to knock Anderson off in the Republican primary.

It's an uphill battle.

Anderson came in third in a boisterous Republican primary in 2002 — a contest that left winner Holt Getterman so beat up that Democrat John Mabry won the general election. Anderson won the primary in 2004, defeated Mabry ...

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