Support Karen's Work toward
More Effective County Government

Karen Huber has emerged as a strong new voice in Travis County government, following through on her campaign promise to work with all interested parties in finding real solutions to the problems faced by our unique environment and dynamic population.

Just as the hard work didn't end with an election victory, neither did the costs associated with making Karen's presence known throughout Precinct 3---the largest precinct in the county. Expenses of travel, communication, maintaining this website---none of these is provided for in your county budget, and thus must be raised independently through the on-going Karen Huber Campaign Fund in order for Karen to get to know your communities to the extent and in the personal way she wishes.

You can help with this effort--with your experience, your ideas, your voice and your financial support. Making our government work for us is something that we can do, but we all need to pitch in as we define the directions that will best serve our needs now and in the future.

Welcome aboard!
Your financial support of our work is needed and is appreciated at any level!

If you would like to contribute to our campaign by check, please make it out to "Karen Huber Campaign" and mail it to P.O. Box 302495, Austin, Texas 78703. Remember, we cannot accept corporate checks!

If you would like to contribute on-line, using Mastercard, Visa, Discover or American Express,
use the form below. Click the button next to an amount and it will take you to a secure site. Important! If you wish to enter a unique amount in the blank provided below, be sure to include the $ sign with your entry. For example, $200.00.

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Political Ad paid for by the Karen Huber Campaign, Gary Pickle, Treasurer

Submitted to
Austin American Statesman
August, 2010
Op-Ed
Where's the
Truth-o-Meter?

Austin American Statesman
June 14, 2010
Op-Ed
Trust and Credibility

Impact News.com
Lake Travis/ Westlake
March 5, 2010
Karen Huber Profile

Lake Travis View
News Report 2/18/2010

"Road Gives Lakeway
Access to Texas 71"

Austin Chronicle
News Report 1/15/10

"Army Saves the Day"

Austin
American-Statesman
Op-Ed Commentary
"Air Quality "

KVUE-TV, Austin
News Report 9/9/08

"Billboard Controversy Along Highway 71"

Austin
American-Statesman

Op-Ed Commentary "Highway Signage"

Austin
American-Statesman
Op-Ed Commentary
"Grandfathering"



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