Conroe deserves leadership that answers to it.
When elected officials stop listening to the citizens they represent, voters have the right to hold them accountable. This recall gives Conroe voters the opportunity to make their voices heard and ensure that public officials cannot ignore the people they serve.
To be clear, we are not anti-police. We support all law enforcement who keep Conroe safe. Our position is straightforward. A surveillance program with this level of impact should be decided by the residents themselves. This choice should not rest solely with five council members. Officials insist that oversight is airtight and misuse could never happen. That's not the question. The question is whether Conroe's citizens get to decide for themselves.
We asked for a public referendum. We were denied. Now we're asking for a recall. Let the people decide.
Four city officials, four petitions
John Sellars
Blocked a Flock referendum vote, and is Chief Financial Officer of a land development company that lobbied the city he now regulates.
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Kristin Hoisington
Blocked a Flock referendum vote, then called residents opposed to the cameras "bad actors and performative agitators."
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Ken Blevins
Blocked a Flock referendum vote, citing the cost of an election over letting residents decide.
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