Midland, Texas – On Thursday, Candidate Rory McKinney responded to accusations in Sheriff Criner’s campaign ad during a press conference at the Rusty Bucket Barbeque and Tavern. McKinney denied the claim of wanting to make Midland a sanctuary city, emphasizing his opposition to such policies. He labeled the attack ad as dirty politics, highlighting his focus on public safety and crime prevention instead. Early voting ends on March 1, with the primaries scheduled for March 5 for those unable to cast their votes this week.
Candidate Rory McKinney Denies False Attack Ad Ahead of Midland Primaries, US
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