Texas Democrats

Wed, May 14, 06:00 pm
Unified Houston Democrats Mixer
Houston, TX

Thu, May 15, 07:00 pm
Judicial Candidate Reception
Texas City, TX

Fri, May 16, 06:00 pm
Obama State ConventionTraining -Delegate/Alternate May 16th 2008
Plano, TX

Sat, May 17, 10:00 am
May monthly meeting
Dallas, TX

Sat, May 17, 10:00 am
Monthly Meeting
Bonham, TX

Sat, May 17, 10:00 am
Senate District 5 Pre Convention Meeting
Rockdale, TX

Sat, May 17, 12:00 pm
District 2 - Clinton Delegates
Dallas, TX

Sat, May 17, 12:00 pm
SD1 Hillary Ralley
Longview, TX

Sat, May 17, 02:00 pm
Parker County State Delegates Send Off Picnic
Weatherford, TX

Sat, May 17, 02:00 pm
Senate District 15 Obama Delegates and Alternates Meeting
Houston, TX

Latest News

Kick Off Reception and Blue Star Breakfast Sold Out


The 2008 TDP State Convention will be an event to remember.

May 02, 2008

The Convention Kick Off Reception and Blue Star Breakfast, two of the highlights of every TDP State Convention, have officially SOLD OUT. No tickets will be available at the door.

If you didn't get a ticket, but still want to be part of the Convention excitement, you can sign up for a place in the drawing for Convention guest passes. These passes entitle holders to every part of the Convention available to Delegates and Alternates, with the exception of the Convention floor itself.

Click here to sign up for the guest pass drawing. Winners will be announced on Tuesday, May 27th.

To reserve housing for the State Convention, click here.

To visit the State Convention page, click here.

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Governor 39% Can Run Again, and Texas Democrats will win in 2010


Governor 39%, Rick Perry

April 17, 2008

Today, Gov. Perry's announcement that he will seek reelection in 2010 signaled that he may want to serve as Governor for life, but in 2006, a 61% majority of Texans already said they want someone else, and he's done nothing to inspire Texans' confidence since then.

Given the current State of the State after five years of absolute and failed Republican rule, there's no reason to think Governor Perry's record would earn him more than the 39% he received in 2006.

Under Perry's Regime, our local children's schools are facing a budget crisis due to unfunded state mandates and a lack of state resources, scandals have racked the Texas Youth Commission, soaring college tuitions have amounted to a middle class tax increase that's pricing many out of college, over a billion dollars in highway funds were "lost" while toll roads are being outsourced to foreign corporations, and over a million Texas kids have no health insurance.

That's the record of Rick Perry and the Republican politicians who masquerade as our leaders while serving the interests of special interest contributors and cronies. Texas Democrats look forward to 2010.

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Other TDP News

Jaime Castillo, San Antonio Express-News: Perry Must Have Forgotten 2006 Numbers April 21, 2008

After the dust settles from this year's long, enthusiasm-sapping presidential race, Rick Perry apparently thinks Texans will be ready for more dynasty talk in 2010...

Perry has some guts — and a short memory.