Edwards: 'I'm Running for Congress to Place People Over Politics'
Amanda Edwards drops out of Houston mayors race, announces bid for Congress
Former at-Large Houston City Council Member Amanda Edwards is suspending her bid for mayor to run for Congress., who is also running for Houston mayor. Congresswoman Jackson Lee has held the position since 1995. "I am running for Congress to place people over politics, and to deliver the results our community deserves. As Congresswoman Jackson Lee seeks to come home to serve as Houston’s next mayor, I seek to continue the strong legacy of servant leadership in the 18th Congressional District.
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