Democratic Party of Kendall County, Texas – Building the Bluebonnet Blue Wave

What we’re about

Our Party

We’re an active, growing team committed to building a more inclusive community, state and nation. Join us!

Key Issues

Learn more about what we’re fighting for: accountability, civil rights, education, the environment, and more.

Local Activity

The change we’re building starts at home. We’re working to make a difference for our own neighbors, in our own communities.

What we’re doing

Making a difference here at home

We’re working on issues that matter right here in the Hill Country.

Local control

Our counties and resource districts need the powers to develop and implement solutions that preserve the best of the Hill Country.

Environmental protection

We treasure the natural beauty of the Hill Country’s lakes, rivers, and natural spaces and work to protect them for future generations.

How you can help

Register & vote

We want the voice of every Kendall County citizen to be heard in local, state and national policies.

Cast your vote

Volunteer

You make it happen: talking with neighbors, registering voters, organizing events, contacting elected officials.

Be a Participant

Donate & support

You power the movement, through recurring gifts, one-time donations, and fundraiser participation.

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Progressive Views: Statewide Offices: Governor and Lieutenant Governor

The Democratic candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor are Gina Hinojosa and Vikki Goodwin. Their Republican opponents are Greg Abbott (Governor) and Dan Patrick (Lt. Governor). According to the Texas Tribune, Abbott has accepted over $10M in donations from million/billionaires and has demonstrated a “willingness to draw from his deep campaign coffers to support his preferred candidates and to oust Republican incumbents who disagreed in particular with his signature policy issue, school vouchers.” Patrick is “a close ally of President Donald Trump who chaired all three of his presidential campaigns in Texas” and champions “targeting LGBTQ+ Texans and restricting how race and gender can be discussed in classrooms” (per the Texas Tribune).

Disinformation · Issues · Medicare/Medicaid · National

Progressive Views: Being a (Big D) Democrat Does Not a Socialist Make

A recent Wall Street Journal (WSJ) poll about which issues Americans would like Congress to pass laws indicates the top issues with voters across the board mainly concern the cost of living for average American families, mostly Democratic-NOT socialist-policies, like Medicare for All.

Abuse of Power · Action · Economy · Issues · Medicare/Medicaid · State · Vote

Progressive Views: Statewide Offices: Comptroller

The Democratic candidate for Texas State Comptroller is Texas State Senator Sarah Eckhardt. Her website has full details on her vision for the Comptroller’s Office: Sen. Eckhardt said, “I am running to break the 30-year cycle of corporate greed and favoritism and be a fair watchdog for the people’s money — not another lapdog for the rich and powerful.”

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