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Blanco County Democrats announce their JULY DAY OF ACTION! Please mark your calendars for Thursday, July 31st and help us reach out to our neighbors who have not voted in past election cycles.
Our Day of Action includes Deep Canvassing. This technique goes beyond calling and talking to people who answer the phone. These conversations last longer and genuinely try to reach folks and relate to their concerns, listen, and share thoughts current issues. Ultimately, we are trying to bridge the gap that is preventing non-voters from engaging in our electoral process.
There will be a 3 part training in preparation of our Day of Action. Please sign up for our Deep Canvass Trainings at the following links:
Next, please REGISTER for our Day of Action to make calls and help us move the needle here in Texas. Our field representative with Deep Canvass Institute says there no chance of Texas turning blue with urban areas alone, we need at least a 2.5% increase in Democratic Voters from rural areas to bring Texas around!
Volunteers will receive further information on when and how to make their calls by email in a week or so. Our Day of Action ends with a group effort from 7-8:30pm making calls together in Blanco, Texas.
Blanco County Democrats is pleased to host an evening with Dwain Handley, candidate for Texas House District 19.
Please join us
Sunday, July 28th
from 4:00-6:00 PM
Summit Springs subdivision
Texas House District 47 Representative Vikki Goodwin will speak briefly about the need to flip seats in the Texas House and introduce Dwain.
Don't miss this opportunity to engage with Dwain, learn about the important issues he is running to take on, and visit with your neighboring Democrats while enjoying delicious appetizers, live music by Randy Langford and a Hill Country view that is simply out of this world!
The Blanco County Democratic Party will canvass the results of the May 28, 2024, Democratic Primary Runoff Election on Thursday, June 6, 204 at 12:00pm MT (1:00pm CT).
http://txdem.co/24-runoff-canvass-co
This is a public meeting; all are welcome to attend and observe the canvass of the election results.
Gloria Campos Brown
Blanco County Democratic Party Chair
Two Successful Fundraisers in April!
Thank you Blanco County Democrats! Just a couple of weeks after the knockout fundraiser featuring Colin Allred, we did it again, raising more than $4,000 for Texas Senate District 25 candidate Merrie Fox and adding an additional contribution from the Blanco County Democrats of $1,000!
If you couldn't make the event it's not too late to contribute!
Blanco County Welcomes Colin Allred for US Senate
Thank you to Blanco County Resident Steve Bartlett for hosting BCD's and Colin Allred for US Senate on April 4th, exceeding our fundraising goal by $10,000 and sending Colin back on the campaign trail with $25,000 from our event!
If you couldn't make the event it's not too late to contribute!
We value clean water and air and dark skies
Rebecca Bell-Metereau, State Board of Education
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr with President Lyndon B. Johnson
Celebrating the USA on the Fourth of July
Donations for Blanco Good Samaritan Food Pantry
We protect each other by wearing masks
Rep. Erin Zwiener with Quincy and Lark
Rebecca Bell-Metereau, State Board of Education
Check out our store page
Women's rights are human rights
Good times at Real Ale
President Johnson with grandson Lyndon and dog Yuki
Blanco Market Days
Check out our store page
Rep Zwiener meeting with Blanco folks
Johnson City Market Days
Ribbon cutting at Rep. Zwiener's district office
Blanco Stop the Pipeline at the Blue Barn
Rep. Zwiener fights for legislation supporting retired teachers
We're a founding member of the Hill Country Democratic Coalition
We share MLK's dream of equality
With rural county chairs at training
Blanco County Election Precincts Have Changed!
Effective January 1, 2022, by decision of the County Commissioners our voting precincts are being modified to comply with the results of the 2020 Census. From 2010 our county grew by 877 residents to a total of 11,374. Much of this growth occurred in Precinct 4 (the southeastern portion of the County) and as a result Precinct 4 needed to be reduced in size. This caused a redrawing of the boundary lines of all other precincts. The boundaries are now more irregular, and it may be difficult to determine your precinct in the boundary areas. We've published an interactive, updated precinct map.