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District 31. Christine ran a tough and honest race, and when she didn’t get the votes she needed to win the runoff, she continued her path of service.
As the President of Democratic Women of Williamson County, she championed a candidate forum for the municipal May 2019 races. Christine organized a Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrar training with over 100 people in early 2019.
Christine took the time to work with Gina Hinojosa to support a Universal Health Care bill for the State Legislature. Christine is tough and tenacious and will fight for all marginalized peoples’ rights, the environment, voting rights, and a Congress that is for the people.
Texans deserves to have Christine work for them. Meg's Bio: Meg Walsh, a single mom, moved to Round Rock Texas 21 years ago with her daughter Kathleen, age 9 at the time.
Meg’s interest in volunteering and public services started when Meg’s daughter was in school and continued since. Meg won the 2008 Elizabeth McHose Parker Williamson County volunteer of the year award (through the Round Rock Volunteer Center) for her work...
helping hundreds of survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault at Hope Alliance. Meg was the 2018 Democratic nominee for State Senator District 5. Meg served on the 2019 Williamson County Bond Advisory Committee for Roads and Parks.
Meg is a board member for Pavillion which helps clients Williamson county with addiction and mental illness find employment, homes and services.
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