Posted on · Party leaders at this year’s state convention argue changing demographics, Trump’s unpopularity, and a major investment by the Biden campaign can help them carry Texas in November
Posted on · Party chair Gilberto Hinojosa called on members to redouble their efforts toward victory in November, despite their shock at recent events
Posted on · Urbanization, demographics, and economics are combining to make the Lone Star State more competitive than it’s been in decades
Posted on · State party leaders argue control of the Texas House of Representatives is still within reach, despite last week’s special election loss in Fort Bend County.
Posted on · Bohac's decision gives Democrats one of their best pickup opportunities next year in the Texas House.
Posted on · The governor’s comments come after reports emerged of a two-page fundraising mailer that warned of a liberal plan to "to transform Texas — and our entire country — through illegal immigration."
Posted on · Many Democrats say they are concerned that immigrants are being criminally prosecuted, while also frustrated with how badly staffed those courts are.
Posted on · “It’s putting forward that dystopian view in their minds about what would happen if a Democrat did win.”
Posted on · Castro said his decision on whether or not to run for president will be based on a combination of factors over the next year
Posted on · After high-profile candidates lost decisively in the last two elections, the party now finds itself in unprecedented territory for the 2018 ballot: With no major candidate to run.
Posted on · Governor Greg Abbott launched his reelection campaign last week. He already has roughly $41 million in the bank.
Posted on · The Democratic vice presidential nominee held out hope for Texas Democrats, comparing their situation to his home state of Virginia when he first ran for statewide office.
Posted on · The call comes on the eve of the Texas Democratic Convention in San Antonio.
Posted on · Party leaders are hoping to capitalize on anti-Donald Trump fervor to make inroads with Republican voters this fall and beyond. They’ll get to test the strength of their message next week. While they meet in the Alamodome next week, the presumptive Republican nominee will swing through Dallas and Houston.