Man sues state over political candidate requirements
Next Tuesday, Derrick Broze would've embarked on his second run for Houston's mayor. However, a new interpretation of Texas law has barred him from the ballot this time due to a past drug conviction in 2005. Despite serving his time and achieving sobriety, he faces this setback in his political aspirations.
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