A Republican judge said Mike Collier's endorsement is less about the party and more about the person who is best for the state of Texas.
The lieutenant governor's race took an interesting turn over the holiday weekend when two prominent Republicans endorsed the challenger-a Democrat."It does not come as a complete surprise," Collier told ABC13, "Because, over the years, we've got to know each other. We have an awful lot in common. For example, very passionate about education. The property tax system is completely broken. If you happen to be a homeowner and they know it.
Republican Amarillo State Senator Kel Seliger also endorsed Collier over Patrick, the two-term incumbent.
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