We're the Blanco County Democrats
We live in a land of opportunity as wide as our beautiful Hill Country skies. We care about our neighbors and know that we're stronger when everyone plays by the same rules, is respected for who they are, gets a fair shot, and does their fair share. Our values are rooted in equality, progress, opportunity, freedom, and fairness.
Texas Democrats have led the fight for Social Security and Medicare; clean air and water; healthcare; immigration reform; protecting the voting rights of all citizens; and human rights for workers, veterans, women, and our LGBT neighbors. We're the party of President Lyndon Johnson, Barbara Jordan, Ann Richards, John Connally, Lloyd Bentsen, and countless Texans throughout the state.
We love Blanco County and the hardworking people who live here. We're building a party of people who share our values. We're proud to be Americans, Texans, and Democrats!
Blanco County Executive Committee
Chair
(830) 203-6722 X1
Treasurer
(830) 203-6722 X2
Tammy was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from East Texas State University.
After graduation, she worked for the YMCA and subsequently began a career in banking, which she spent several years pursuing. Later, she started a document delivery service, which rebranded to focus on the medical industry following the events of 9/11. Tammy sold the company in 2016 and permanently relocated to Kerrville.
Her involvement in politics intensified after the 2016 elections, with the women’s march in Austin serving as the catalyst for her engagement. She has served as treasurer for the Kerr County Democratic Party and has been active with TX-21 Indivisible.
Throughout her career, Tammy has held various roles in several nonprofit organizations, including treasurer, secretary, and vice president.
Worked for the YMCA during and after graduation before starting a career in banking. Worked in banking for several years before beginning a document delivery service. After 9/11, the company rebranded to focus on the medical industry. Sold the company in 2016 and permanently moved to Kerrville.
Became highly involved in politics after the 2016 elections. The women’s march in Austin was the catalyst. Served as treasurer for the Kerr County Democratic Party and was involved with TX 21 Indivisible.
Have served in various capacities, including treasurer, secretary, and vice president, for several non-profit organizations.
Secretary
(830) 203-6722 X3
Vice Chair Membership
(830) 203-6722 X8
Wendy is a native of Dallas, Texas. She graduated from Texas Tech University and spent many years working in the video industry.
Afterward, she began her "second" career at the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, where she had various responsibilities, including fundraising and board development. Upon retiring from the Dallas YMCA, she and her wife, Tammy, moved to Kerrville.
In Kerrville, they were both very active in the Kerr County Democrats and TX21 Indivisible.
In 2020, Wendy and Tammy relocated to Blanco, where they enjoy participating in the local "pickers circle" and engaging in numerous outdoor activities.
Communications Chair
(830) 203-6722 X9
Paul is a native Texan from the greater Houston area. Proudly educated at North Houston Community College while working.
With a background in non-profit and cost accounting, and experience operating a union sheet metal company, he and his partner opened their home building company in 1999. They transitioned from both their home and work life in Houston to the Texas Hill Country in 2006.
Paul is a proud father and active member of the community, serving as chair of 290 Texas, a concert series, and chair of the Austin MINI Car Club, as well as holding various roles with the Blanco County Democrats.
Precinct 102 Chair
(830) 203-6722 X4
Precinct 201Chair
(830) 203-6722 X5
Precinct 302 Chair
(830) 203-6722 X6
Precinct 303 Chair
(830) 203-6722 X7
Precinct 401 Chair
(830) 203-6722 X1
Volunteers Needed!
County Chair
Vice Chair / Public Relations
Vice Chair / Public Relations
- Serves on the County Election Commission
- Serves on the County Election Board
- Supervises elections, nominations, candidates and appointments
- Sets time and place for precinct conventions
- Manages all official filings, notices
- Manages candidates
Vice Chair / Public Relations
Vice Chair / Public Relations
Vice Chair / Public Relations
- Holds a seat on the CEC
- Primary duties relate to emceeing at BCD events, speaking engagements, public commentary, procurement of speakers, and answering public interviews
- Maintains BCD presence on X and supplements social media posts on Facebook and Instagram with current happenings
Editorial Team
Vice Chair / Public Relations
Events Coordinator
We're looking for a team of 3-4 volunteers to write letters to the editor to keep our local priorities on the forefront of our community newspapers.
Events Coordinator
Precinct Coordinator
Events Coordinator
The heart of any event takes organization. Blanco County Democrats are looking for a coordinator to manage our special events. The ideal candidate loves to entertain as much as we love to party! Plenty of people chip in to do the work, but our flock needs a point person! The first responsibilities will begin in January. WE NEED YOU!
Program Coordinator
Precinct Coordinator
Precinct Coordinator
- Manages all aspects of our Membership meetings
Precinct Coordinator
Precinct Coordinator
Precinct Coordinator
- Supports Precinct Chairs in their duties
- Voter Activation Network (VAN) Expert
- Models Precinct Activities and Training Across All Precincts
- Manages Precinct Activation Calendar
Vice Chair / Operations
Vice Chair / Operations
Vice Chair / Operations
- Holds a seat on the CEC
- Coordinates various moving parts of the county party behind the scenes, specifically in areas that require VAN access, communications, events, and volunteers.
- Supports the County Chair in their duties
- Supports Vice Chair of Public Relations in their duties
- Supports Precinct Coordinator/Chairs in their duties
- Supports Monthly Programming/Events Coordinator in their duties
- Supports Communications / Editorial Team in their duties
- Employees volunteers in this effort
Precinct Chair 401
Vice Chair / Operations
Vice Chair / Operations
- Holds a position on the County Executive Committee (the governing body of the BCD's)
- Serves as a party official, elected to a two-year term in the Democratic Party Primary in even-numbered years. This position will be an appointed position to complete a term vacated by Pam Baggett.
- Acts as an official liaison between the BCD CEC and their voters.
- Participates in the CEC and regularly attends meetings that occur monthly during election years and bi-monthly otherwise.
- Expected to learn the rules of the Texas Democratic Party and have a basic understanding of Roberts Rules of Order.
- Must be registered to vote and live in Precinct 303 or 304 or sign an Oath of Affiliation to the Democratic Party.
- Cannot publicly support or endorse an opposing party or non-Democratic candidate in a race where a Democrat is on the ballot. This includes donating money, soliciting votes, or serving on a campaign committee.
- Encouraged to serve on multiple committees, teams or task forces of the BCD's.
- Should review and be familiar with the Precinct Chair Training and Reference Manual.
To reach a team member, please send an email to blancodemocrats@gmail.com
To be added to our email list, please send an email to social.blancocountydemocrats@gmail.com