RICHMOND, Texas — Fort Bend County Commissioner Dexter McCoy hosted a community gathering, “Dialogue with Dexter,” as he continues his campaign for Fort Bend County Judge.

Held at Kahwa Culture Yemeni Coffee in Richmond, the gathering brought together community leaders, supporters and local residents for an evening of conversation and engagement with the candidate.

McCoy has positioned his campaign around community engagement and listening to the concerns and priorities of Fort Bend County residents. The event provided an opportunity for guests to connect with McCoy and learn more about his vision for the county.

The gathering was hosted by Muzaffar Vohra, with a distinguished host committee that included Jennifer Cantu, Muhammad Imran Tahir, Husein Hadi, Saba June, Rahim Rupani, Shah Haleem, Afsheen Bahmani, Amina Ishaq, Rehman Patel, Abrahim Javed, Raza Durrani, Najeed Ismail, Zafran Bhatti, Adeel Akhtar, Ursela Knox, Hunny Phillips and Maggie Chavez-Salomon.

Jazar Wasim and Waleed Vohra served as coordinators for the event.

The gathering reflected the growing interest surrounding the Fort Bend County Judge’s race and underscored the importance of community dialogue as candidates seek to build relationships with voters and community stakeholders throughout the county.

“Dialogue with Dexter” offered an opportunity for meaningful conversations, introductions and community connections as