internet, they don t have printers. just mail it. mail these applications to seniors. when you turn 65, you don t turn less than 65 tomorrow. you are always eligible to vote by mail once you turn 65. 24-hour voting. thinking about our medical work here s didn t want to risk infecting people in those peak hours in the middle of the day. those shift workers. we ve got the port of houston out all night. what we found from that is that latino voters, black voters, asian voters and women tended to use drive-through voting more, 24-hour voting, the mail ballots. the implication is that it will prevent the people who we know are leading the growth of texas from voting. let me make it very clear. a plain question. do you think this law was designed purposefully to make it harder for people of color to vote? i think absolutely it is in response to everything that we did in harris county to make it
can we do to make voters feel safer and still access their fundamental constitutional right to vote? things like drive-through voting. you can get your groceries. you can do banking. why not vote? it s the same manner as if you walked into a location. the only difference is you use wheels instead of feet. what about mail ballot voting? how can we get those mail ballots to folks who, for example, after storms, after pandemics, lose their job, lose the internet. they don t have printers. just mail it. mail these applications to seniors because when you turn 65, you don t turn less than 65 tomorrow. you are always eligible to vote by mail once you turn 65. and 24-hour voting, thinking about our medical workers, who didn t want to risk infecting people in those peak hours in the middle of the day. those shift workers, we ve got the port of houston who were out all night. and what we found from that is that latino voters, black
(Bloomberg) Five gasoline tankers that were enroute to the U.S. East Coast diverted to the Port of Houston to help ease a supply crunch after last month’s freeze crippled the region’s refineries.Major refineries along Gulf Coast, the nation’s refining hub, shut gasoline units during the February deep freeze and power failures. Operators have gradually begun resuming production since the weather warmed, but some plants could take weeks to get back to normal.Gasoline imports happen infrequently for the Gulf Coast, which typically produces more than enough fuel for the region and generates significant revenue exporting barrels to foreign customers. Texas retailers were also forced to truck in gasoline from other states last week for the first time since Hurricane Harvey.U.S. gasoline stockpiles fell by a record 13 million barrels last week, with most of that in Gulf Coast region, according to government data. The five ships are carrying nearly 1.5 million barrels in
Real estate transactions: Investors buy Houston apartment complexes
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MLG Capital acquired the Heights at Harper’s Preserve, a 328-unit apartment community at 17116 Harpers Trace in ConroeMLG CapitalShow MoreShow Less
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Madera Residential acquired the 620-unit Domain and Lofts at CityCentre at 811 Town and Country Blvd.PCCPShow MoreShow Less
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CenterPoint Properties purchased a 601,261-SF building on 31-acres at 3507 Pasadena Freeway in Pasadena from Link Logistics Real Estate.JLL Capital MarketsShow MoreShow Less
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GenWealth Capital has selected Allied Orion Group to manage Los Prados Apartments, a 264-unit apartment community at 125 Dyna Drive in north Houston.Allied Orion Group / Allied Orion GroupShow MoreShow Less