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Lavon resident joins primary race

by | Dec 13, 2021 | Latest

A Lavon man has thrown his hat in for the upcoming primaries, where he will seek the Democratic nomination for Collin County judge.

Josh Murray said he is understanding of those with differing political views, and he is empathic to their concerns but added that he thinks Collin County can’t continue to have a government that is not representative of the county’s demographic makeup.

To continue improving and preparing for growth, says Murray, government leaders must understand what is needed, which requires listening.

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