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Harold Dutton Jr.
State Representative, District 142, Texas House District 142
DemocratStateDistrict HD-142
About
Harold Dutton Jr. is a State Representative for District 142 in the Texas House. He helps make laws for Texas and has long focused on improving schools and opportunities for young people in his Houston-area district.
How to reach them
District
Type
State House
ID
HD-142
ZIP codes in this area
770037702077023770267702977028770117701377016
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