Ken  Clark and his  wife,   Sherry,  live   with     their  seven   children  
in  League  City. He currently  owns a political  consulting   and desktop 
publishing  and   printing   company.  Ken  is  a  member of  Southshore 
Church in Kemah.

    A strong conservative, Ken has  worked for the  last  decade   to  build
 the  Galveston County Republican Party.  Because of his   dedication and    
commitment,  Ken    received the  Galveston  County  Republican Party’s 
Volunteer of the  Year  award.  In 1996,  fellow Republicans   from   three  
counties   elected  Ken  to   the  State    Republican Executive Committee.  In   July   2000,  Ken  was  appointed  as   Sergeant    At   Arms    of   the   Republican Party of Texas.   Since 1988 the local   Republican  Party  has seen   tremendous   growth. Ken’s efforts have gained  the attention  and  respect of community  leaders,  both inside and outside Galveston County.

    Ken  has  a  proven record of accomplishment.  He served on Galveston   M.U.D.  Board  N o. 6  from 1990   through  1994   and   as   President  from 1992-1994.  During  his tenure on theBoard, he achieved a 34% reduction in his district’s 
tax rate.

From  his  experience  as   Community  Liaison  in  Congressman’s  Steve Stockman office, Ken has gained  knowledge  into the  workings  of local, county, state,  and  federal  government. He has worked extensively with 
a variety of  community  groups  and organizations  such as local  Rotary  Clubs,     area    Chambers     of     Commerce,   the    Clear   Lake   Area   Economic  Development   Foundation,   Policemen’s   Association,  Save  our  Shores  and many others.

    Ken   is   currently    serving    on    the    Inter  Governmental   Relations Committee  of  the Conferenceof Urban  Counties, the Galveston Mayor and Councilman’s   Association  the  State  Republican   Executive   Committee,  League  City  Tax Increment  Reinvestment  Zone 1,  2  and 3,  Board of the Mainland United Way, the Purchasing  Agent Board for  Galveston County, and the Galveston County Indigent Health Care Task Force.

    He  is  a  true  conservative  who  is  fighting  for  lower  taxes,  smaller 
government, and increased protection for our families.
 

174 Calder Road  League City, Texas 77573

Phone: 281-316-8745  Fax: 281-316-2000  clarkk@co.galveston.tx.us