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
Brown Otu Is On the Move: Fulshear’s Rising Star Builds Bridges and Brighter Tomorrows
Fulshear, Texas – Tucked into the fast-growing corner of northwest Fort Bend County, Fulshear is not just on the map—it’s making history. And in the city’s at-large Position 1 City Council race, one standout candidate is making moves with heart, hustle, and hope: Brown Otu.
Christian Menefee: A Trailblazing Force Ready to Lead Texas’ 18th Congressional District
In a political landscape that demands tenacity, resilience, and vision, Christian Menefee has emerged as a transformative leader. From his historic tenure as Harris County’s youngest and first African American County Attorney to his decision to pursue a congressional seat, Menefee's journey is a testament to dedication, unwavering advocacy, and an indomitable spirit.
Nicholas Stuart Sprints Toward West University Place City Council Race
In a city known for its tree-lined streets, top-tier schools, and small-town charm nestled within the heart of Houston, Nicholas Stuart is stepping up to ensure that West University Place continues to thrive as one of the most desirable places to live in Texas. With deep generational roots in the Lone Star State, a strong business acumen, and a passion for public service, Stuart’s bid for West University Place City Council is about securing a bright, safe, and prosperous future for its residents.
Wendy Lewis Armstrong: Breaking Barriers and Celebrating Black Heritage at the Houston Rodeo
Houston has long been a city where tradition and progress collide in a grand Texas-style celebration, and no event embodies this spirit quite like the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo (HLSR). But for Wendy Lewis Armstrong, this isn’t just a rodeo—it’s a lifelong passion and a family legacy.
City Council Member Rev. Willie Davis Proposes a Bold PPP Initiative to Curb Youth Crime in Houston
Houston City Council Member Rev. Willie Davis has long been known for his unwavering commitment to his community, but now he’s stepping up with a game-changing initiative—Partnering Police and Pastors (PPP)—to tackle the city’s rising tide of youth crime. With violent incidents involving young Houstonians on the rise, Davis is rallying faith leaders and law enforcement to intervene before the situation spirals further out of control.
Sugar Land’s May 3rd Ballot: A Historic Showdown of Leadership & Legacy
As election season heats up in Sugar Land, democracy is thriving like never before. With 23 candidates vying for key positions in the May 3 municipal elections and seven contenders stepping up for the Fort Bend ISD School Board, the ballot is brimming with fresh faces, seasoned leaders, and trailblazing aspirations.
Christian Becerra’s Bold Bid for Fort Bend County Judge: A Vision for Unity and Progress
In a county known for its diversity, dynamism, and rapid growth, leadership that unites rather than divides is not just desirable—it’s essential. Enter Judge Christian Becerra, a Democrat whose deep roots in Fort Bend County stretch back over a century. With a campaign message as direct as it is compelling— “Leaders Lead”—Becerra has set his sights on the 2025 Fort Bend County Judge race, challenging the incumbent in the March 3 Democratic Primary with an impassioned call for experience, inclusion, and forward-thinking governance.
Senator Borris L. Miles: A Fierce Fighter for Texas Senate District 13
Texas State Senator Borris L. Miles is more than just a lawmaker—he’s a fighter, a protector, and a relentless voice for the nearly one million residents of Senate District 13 (SD13). From the historic Third Ward and Sunnyside to North Harris County and Fort Bend, Miles stands as a bulwark against policies that threaten the well-being of the diverse communities he represents. And make no mistake—he’s not backing down.
Rep. Charlene Ward Johnson: A Trailblazing Start in the Texas Legislature
In a moment of history and hope, Charlene Ward Johnson took the oath of office on January 14th, marking the beginning of her journey as Texas State Representative for District 139. With a district stretching from Loop 610 near Ella to FM 1960, encompassing the heart of Acres Homes, Rep. Johnson steps into the storied halls of the Texas Legislature, bringing with her a lifetime of commitment to education, civic engagement, and community empowerment.
Smokie Phillips Sworn In as County Constable for Pct. 7: A Legacy of Service and Dedication to the Community
In a heartfelt ceremony at Fountain Life Center on Main Street, James “Smokie” Phillips, a Houston native with 37 years of law enforcement experience in Harris County, took the oath of office as County Constable for Precinct 7. Phillips succeeds May Walker, who had held the position since 2005, marking the beginning of a new chapter for both him and the community he serves.
