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Burt Levine has been writing for Page Family Publications covering Houston area politics, personalities and public affairs for more than 20 years from both political parties’ perspectives and five area Texas Gulf Coast counties.
Levine was born outside Chicago, grew up outside Los Angeles and after earning his Journalism Public Relations BA from the University of Louisiana served during The First Gulf War in the US Navy with US Marine Corps Fighter Wings. He later served our state and country in public affairs with the Texas Army and Texas Air National Guard.
Levine fervently flies the Flag for Faith, Family, Free Market and Free Enterprise. His passion is public relations for government entities and businesses. He works with candidates, construction, commercial realty and public law firms.
Burt and his wife Sandra, a Registered Nurse, make their home in Houston where they are actively involved at their congregation, veterans groups, chambers of commerce and are most proud of their daughters Chelsea and Samantha.
Burt is Houston Style Magazine's political writer.
Recent Stories
Jolanda Jones Lights the Torch for Congressional District 18 – A Legacy of Leadership, A Future of Fierce Advocacy
In a move that sent ripples through Houston’s political landscape, State Representative Jolanda Jones has officially declared her candidacy in the Special Election to fill the Congressional District 18 seat — a seat long championed by legendary figures like Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, Congressman Mickey Leland, and the iconic Barbara Jordan. Now, Jones is boldly stepping forward with a legacy of her own and a fiery promise: to fight unapologetically for the people of Houston.
Run-Off Races with Real Stakes: Suburban Voters Hold the Future in Their Hands This Saturday
As the Houston region gears up for a pivotal election day this Saturday, June 7, voters across Harris, Fort Bend, and Brazoria counties have already been making their voices heard in early voting — and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Houston Salutes Its Hometown Heroes: A Memorial Day Tribute of Honor, Reflection, and Resilience
Each Memorial Day, Houston becomes more than just a city — it transforms into sacred ground. Beneath the soaring flags, solemn bugle calls, and quiet whispers of remembrance, our community unites to honor the brave souls who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom.
Judge Sonia Rash: Justice Served with a Side of Community Spice
In a county as diverse and dynamic as Fort Bend, it takes a rare kind of public servant to rise above the noise and make justice feel personal. Judge Sonia Rash is exactly that kind of servant—a trailblazer with a gavel in one hand and a heart full of purpose in the other.
Councilman Edward Pollard Sounds Fiscal Alarm on Proposed Houston Budget
In the high-stakes arena of municipal budgeting, it takes courage to question the status quo. Councilman Edward Pollard—Houston City Council Member and Vice Chair of the Budget & Fiscal Affairs Committee—is doing exactly that. As Mayor John Whitmire presents a proposed $700 billion city budget for 2026, Pollard is stepping up as a vocal watchdog for Houston taxpayers, cautioning against a potentially dangerous trajectory of deficit spending.
Carmyn Robey Robinson Makes History in Manvel: A Bold New Chapter of Leadership Begins
In a stunning and history-making victory, Carmyn Robey Robinson has shattered barriers and set a powerful new precedent in Brazoria County by becoming the first African American woman ever elected to the Manvel City Council. With a dynamic blend of intellect, grit, and vision, Robinson not only won the race—she doubled voter turnout from the last election cycle, drawing 1,271 voters to the polls and capturing 54% of the vote to unseat the incumbent, Ed Perry.
Emmanuel Guerrero: Pasadena’s Youngest Councilman Blazes a Trail of Progress and Purpose
In the vibrant heartbeat of Harris County’s second-largest city, a new generation of leadership is not only rising—it’s already reshaping Pasadena’s future. At just 28 years old, Emanuel Guerrero, the youngest Hispanic ever elected to the Pasadena City Council, is on the move—literally and figuratively. With the May 3rd General Election upon us, Guerrero is fueling early voting numbers with the same tireless energy he brings to city hall, the business world, and his own community.
EARLY VOTING IS HERE — TENEISHA HUDSPETH RALLIES HARRIS COUNTY TO THE POLLS
With the energy of a hometown hero and the poise of a seasoned stateswoman, Harris County Clerk Teneisha Hudspeth is once again at the helm, urging the community to turn out for early voting in the critical Saturday, May 3rd General Election. Early voting is already underway, running from Tuesday, April 22 through Tuesday, April 29, and Clerk Hudspeth is reminding voters that this election is personal, local, and powerful.
Rooted in Service: Rick Garcia Champions Fort Bend ISD’s Future
In a school district where community roots run deep, Fort Bend ISD School Board Vice President Rick Garcia is not just running for re-election — he’s reaffirming a mission of service, equity, and visionary leadership for the 80,000+ students and 11,000 employees who call the district home.
Dr. Alma Allen: A Lifetime Champion for Texas Public Education Turns 86 – Still Fighting for Our Children
In the Texas House of Representatives, where history and hard-fought policy battles echo through its chambers, one voice has remained fiercely consistent, compassionate, and committed for two decades — that of Dr. Alma A. Allen. On Monday, April 7th, the ever-formidable Representative Allen turned 86 years young, celebrating not with a quiet day of reflection, but in her signature fashion — on the House floor, vigorously advocating for the rights and futures of 5.5 million Texas school children