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Local Election Coverage 2022

Arrington seeks fourth term in Congress

KACU | By Heather Claborn
Published October 31, 2022 at 5:01 AM CDT
Representative Jodey Arrington, Representative Ken Calvert, and Abilene Mayor Anthony Williams stand as a press conference continues on at the signing ceremony of the Intergovernmental Support Agreement at Abilene City Hall.
Samantha Gerber
Representative Jodey Arrington, Representative Ken Calvert, and Abilene Mayor Anthony Williams stand as a press conference continues on at the signing ceremony of the Intergovernmental Support Agreement at Abilene City Hall.

Republican Jodey Arrington first won election to represent Texas’s 19th Congressional district in 2016. He claimed at least 75% of the vote in each of his General Election victories. Arrington is running for his fourth term to represent the district which stretches from his hometown of Lubbock and the panhandle to the Big Country. No Democratic challengers threw their hats in the ring for this year’s election, but Arrington has an independent challenger, Nathan Lewis. The Congressman lays out his position on everything from the economy and gun violence to border security and who he would like to see as the 2024 Presidential nominee in this extended cut of our interview.

See State Representative Arrington's campaign finance details here.

Find more information about Representative Arrington's political history here.
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Heather Claborn
Heather Claborn joined KACU as news director in January 2018. She oversees daily newscast and feature reporting and works with KACU’s news anchors to develop newscasts. She also conducts two-way interviews, reports for newscast and feature stories and maintains the station’s social media and website content. In 2020, Claborn helped staff develop the daily newsletter that is delivered by email.
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