Dale Henry has now officially captured endorsements from all of the state’s major newspapers (that do endorsements in primary elections):
San Antonio Express News: Henry wants to use his oilfield expertise to push for stronger environmental protections. He also touts the need for pipeline safety…Democrats would be better served with Henry on the ballot.
Houston Chronicle: A petroleum engineer, Henry has four decades of experience in the oil and gas industry — the primary object of the Railroad Commission’s interest. Henry also has government experience as Lampasas city manager and Mills County commissioner.
Austin American-Statesman: Of the two, Henry has the technical experience and background to serve on the commission that regulates the oil and gas industry in the state.
Dallas Morning News: Democrats should go with petroleum engineer Dale Henry as their nominee….He’s very conversant about the commission’s duties, such as ensuring that wells are plugged correctly so they don’t contaminate nearby water supplies.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram: A wealth of experience makes Dale Henry the wisest choice for voters in the April 8 Democratic primary runoff election for a seat on the Texas Railroad Commission, the chief regulator of the state’s oil and natural gas industry.

While beneficial to the Texas economy, the oil and gas industry, if left unchecked, poses a significant danger to our environment.
Read about how Dale Henry will make protecting the environment his number one priority.