The dirty D11 race is getting worse day by day per voters affiliated with neither political party and they’re unhappy about it.
Voters say they are bothered that the incumbent is running an increasingly negative campaign because of her lack of record.
Some say this lack of record and worse constituent service is whythey’re not motivated to go to the polls.
Schultz who has been all over the board on policy has no clear direction.
Schultz has supported limits on home buyers, but won’t limit Short Term Rentals, despite many voters supporting those limits.
She voted to move $10M out of police overtime and lost the Dallas Police Association endorsement.
Per some though her worst sin is her politicism of the seat.
“Incumbent Jaynie Schultz has also abandoned half her voters in her district trying to make this a red-blue partisan race in a nonpartisan district,” said one former Democratic Party precinct chair.
“Jaynie just needed to take care of her constituents the past two years…”
“…instead she lived up to the bad hype: she ran to be something, not do something.”
She went on, “Jaynie has been a disaster on housing. She created quality of life issues for those living in area and hasn’t helped the homeless.”
“Jaynie isn’t even protecting staff trying to clean up these encampments.”
Voters complain Schultz has repeatedly promised weekly clean ups of encampments under I-75, but they don’t happen.
The Dirty D11 Race
Some political onlookers say it appears the low voter turnout has Schultz worried.
There is no top of the ballot reason to get out and vote and Jaynie doesn’t motivate people with her “vanilla service.”
Her staff started emailing out – at taxpayer expense – almost every other day “reports” of district successes and information. The emails could have easily come from a targeted campaign flyer though.
Election day is Saturday, May 6, and right now roughly three percent of eligible city voters have gone to the polls.
