What I stand for:
If you live in Smith County, Texas, Precinct 2, I would appreciate your support.
Thank you,
John Moore
I thank Commissioner Cary Nix for his many years of service. He announced that he would not be running for another term in 2022.
By announcing early, I will have more time to study budgets, infrastructure, the needs of departments, and learn as much as I can before the election.
Tyler, Texas — Smith County Sheriff Larry Smith announced his endorsement of John Moore in the 2022 Primary Race for Smith County Commissioner, Precinct 2.
“Upon taking office as your Smith County Sheriff in January of 2013, I was looking for the right person to hire as a Public Information Officer in order to communicate with integrity and consistency, the information to the Smith County citizens from their Sheriff’s Office,” said Sheriff Smith. “I contacted John Moore, whom I have known since around 1990. I knew John to be a person of high moral character and integrity who has always had the courage to make the right decisions in tough and not-so-popular situations. John Moore has always been a strong supporter of Law Enforcement. We need another person of high moral character who is willing, ready and quite capable of serving the citizens of Smith County on the Smith County Commissioner’s Court. Please join me in supporting such a knowledgeable conservative, and capable individual as I know John Moore to be.“
Moore announced his candidacy last January. Current Precinct 2 Commissioner Cary Nix is not seeking reelection. The primary election is scheduled for March 1, 2022.
State Rep. Matt Schaefer, R-Tyler, has announced his support for John Moore's run for the Smith County Precinct 2 commissioner seat.
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