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Special election for Houston City Council member, District 18 seats set for November

By Kevin Vu

Houston City Council has set the special election on Nov. 4 to fill Council Member At-Large Position 4 Letitia Plummer’s seat, after she announced her candidacy for the Harris County judge position July 8, effectively resigning her post on city council.

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