It’s neighbor versus neighbor in the race to represent the 32nd congressional district
Genevieve Collins. (Photo from Facebook.)
Dallas business executive and Lakewood neighbor Genevieve Collins won the GOP nomination for the 32nd congressional district, a seat held by Democrat and M Streets neighbor Colin Allred.
Collins (the one with a TV ad that boasted how she grew up knowing how to “shoot, clean and eat your kill one day, then throw on a dress and work the boardroom the next”) was endorsed by Reps. Lance Gooden of Terrell and John Ratcliffe of Heath, among others.
The first-time Republican candidate raised nearly $1 million for her campaign, according to the Dallas Morning News. Her grandmother, Calvert Collins, was the first woman elected to the Dallas City Council.
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