Here’s How Houston Voted on Controversial Ballot Measure
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vickieNovember 8, 2015
I'm so glad Houston voted this way. I lived in Houston for about 6 years and this wouldn't be a good idea to have little girls and young women going into the same bathroom with a man dressed as a woman. one wouldn't be able to tell if this was real or not and our daughters and young women would be in danger. thank you Houston for voting this way and setting a good example...
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