Your Support Is Strengthening Rural Texas

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Friends and Supporters,

Across rural Texas, county Democratic organizations are doing important work with limited resources. They are registering voters, reaching people who have become disengaged, building volunteer networks, increasing Democratic visibility, and reminding their communities that Democrats are here, organized, and working.

That is exactly why The 134 PAC created our County Party Grant Program. Over the past several months, with the support of people like you, we have awarded grants benefiting 14 county Democratic organizations across rural Texas, putting resources directly into the hands of local organizers who know their communities best.

Here’s what your support is helping make possible:

• Presidio County — Voter registration, volunteer training, phone and text banking, community outreach, and building year-round party infrastructure.

• Brewster County — GOTV, community engagement, and strengthening the county party’s organizing infrastructure.

• Archer County — Postcard outreach to newly registered voters.

• Johnson County — The Chisholm Trail Candidate Forum, voter engagement, and increased Democratic visibility.

• Culberson County — Rebuilding County party infrastructure, volunteer recruitment, voter registration, digital outreach, and community organizing.

• Lubbock County — A high-traffic digital billboard campaign featuring candidate awareness, Democratic Party visibility, and GOTV messages.

• Blanco County — A regional Highway 281 billboard project in partnership with neighboring county Democratic organizations.

• Clay County — Targeted postcard outreach to reconnect disengaged and infrequent voters.

• Comanche County — Postcards, community events, yard signs, newspaper outreach, and a Democratic presence at the Comanche County Powwow.

• Orange County — Targeted text outreach to reconnect previous Democratic voters who have stopped participating in recent elections.

• Kendall County — Voter mailers with information about Democratic candidates, polling locations, and voting requirements.

• Randall and Potter Counties — Support for Democracy in Action and the work surrounding the Panhandle Regional Democratic Headquarters.

This is what donations to The 134 PAC help make possible. In many rural communities, even a relatively small investment can provide resources a county organization simply would not otherwise have.

To those who financially support us, thank you. Your contributions are being put directly to work supporting rural organizers, reaching voters, and strengthening Democratic infrastructure in communities across Texas.

If you haven’t contributed yet, we hope you’ll consider joining us.

There is still time between now and November 3 to put additional resources directly into rural communities and support the people doing this work every day. We have more rural county organizations waiting for grants to be awarded, and there is still time to put additional resources into their hands before November 3.