What a two-faced sleazebag! He’s pilfered from the public coffers repeatedly. Now’s your chance to get rid of this guy, Austinites!
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Rick Fine retweeted
We can get Austin on a better path; I greatly appreciate your vote! Early voting October 19-30, 2026. Election Day November 3, 2026. Polling locations: travisvotes.org/wheretovote/
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Rick Fine retweeted
My contract with District 8 - hold me accountable
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Anyone else game ?
Rick Fine retweeted
At a candidate forum, I was asked if I would commit to giving a particular non-profit $2.1M when I became a City Council member. I said no in front of 500 people. The other candidates at the forum said yes. There are needs assessment, budget, & procurement processes to follow.
Rick Fine retweeted
Prop I puts the best data in the hands of the Austin City Manager and City Council. Not just this administration, but for generations to come.
And the City Manager and City Council are the only people with the power to make cuts to contacts or staff.
Vote Aye on Prop I.
Rick Fine retweeted
Meet the Status Quo Slate of Austin City Council candidates.
If you want more of the last decade - Project Connect, developer-first density, restorative justice, social spending that never reaches the people who need it, and audits that favor unions - these are your candidates.
ALT https://aura-atx.org/blog//
ALT https://austinlaborcouncil.org/news/austin-central-labor-council-2026-general-election-endorsements
Destruction of The Drag by Project Connect is the straw that broke this camel’s back.
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Rick Fine retweeted
The City of Austin spends $6 Billion a year with no public audits.This November, you can change that. Over 21,000 Austinites put our Independent Audit on the November 3 ballot. Sign up to make sure you never miss an update between now and Election Day.
They’re deathly afraid of public scrutiny.
Is Austin getting its own DOGE?
@GregCasar and several Austin City Council members are pushing back against Proposition I, warning the proposed ballot measure has the potential to gut city departments.
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Rick Fine retweeted
Austin taxes us and spends over $6 billon every year. The city does not get audited. Not for spending, not for waste, not for performance.
That's why tens of thousands of Austinites put our Audit on the Nov 3 ballot. It will make publicly visible, independent audits the law.
Rick Fine retweeted
Five stories that explain why Austin voters stopped trusting City Hall with their money.
Fictitious vendors. A million-dollar brand program. City-card lunches. Missing contract records. Missed results. Open the documents behind each story.
Rick Fine retweeted
Why Prop I? What I saw within Capital Delivery Services: overpayment of consultants; missing contracts, scopes, & documentation; inconsistent project reporting; poor scoping & public engagement. Whistleblowers get pushed out. Regular audits will tell the city to run a tight ship.
Rick Fine retweeted
“Every time we go to the max tax rate and then put bonds on the ballot, we are asking a lot of people.”
Austin City Council Member @Marc4AustinD10 on the affordability pressures facing residents.
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Austin’s H.O.M.E. initiative has totally backfired, creating only additional high-priced housing while ruining neighborhoods.
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Rick Fine retweeted
Did Greg Abbott delete his endorsement of Bo French?
@TXOGA should withdraw its endorsement too.
Its member companies should be nowhere near that white supremacist.
@exxonmobil #TXRRC
