Denton County Democratic Party

09/15/2026

Say No to Bo French and his racist attacks on Texas college students. Come by the office today from 11am - 2pm to pick up a yard sign & show your support for Texas State Representative Jon Rosenthal - District 135

09/14/2026

Election Day is in just FIFTY DAYS! That's 50 days to get the word out about your favorite Denton County candidates. 50 days to bring a new voter to the polls. 50 days to join the action and make a difference this November!

🚨Important election dates:🚨

🗳 October 5: Last day to register or update registration
🗳 October 19: Early Voting begins
🗳 October 23: Last Day to apply for a mail-in ballot

Find an event, block walk, or GOTV opportunity at mobilize.us/dentondemocrats

09/12/2026

The heat is not letting up, but neither are our candidates and volunteers 💪

09/11/2026

We've got a busy schedule of block walks this weekend for YOUR Denton County Democratic candidates! Help get out the vote this election season by finding the event closest to you. No experience is needed to block walk! You'll get the training, information, and candidate literature to get moving at any of these block walks.

Sign up for any of our local events, block walks, and meet-and-greets at mobilize.us/dentondemocrats

09/11/2026

Today marks 25 years since the September 11 attacks, a tragedy that forever altered our nation. As we honor the nearly 3,000 precious lives lost in New York, Arlington, and Shanksville, we hold space for their families, the survivors, and the first responders who rushed into danger without hesitation.

In the immediate aftermath, many of us remember a profound sense of shared unity: a feeling that, despite our differences, we were bound together in grief and resilience. Yet, honoring this history fully requires us to reflect on the communities that weren’t granted that feeling of togetherness. For many Arab, Muslim, South Asian, and Sikh Americans, that period brought fear, discrimination, and exclusion rather than refuge. Globally and domestically, post-9/11 policies and conflicts ultimately claimed thousands more innocent lives, reminding us of the immense weight and lasting impact of our collective choices.

Remembrance calls upon us to both reflect and look forward at the ways we can serve and unite our local communities and our country as a whole. We believe the most meaningful way to honor the memory of those we lost is to actively build a community where safety, compassion, and dignity belong to everyone.

Today, we grieve, we remember, and we recommit to the quiet, daily work of creating a more inclusive and just home for all of us.

09/11/2026

Since 2020, the #1 cause of child death in America are fi***rm related injuries.
Join us Sunday at 4:30pm to talk about Gun Violence & Safer Communities with the renowned Fmr. Congresswoman Gabby Giffords in conversation with our own candidate for State House District 63 H Denise Wooten!

Gun violence is a public health and public safety crisis that impacts communities across the country, taking tens of thousands of American lives each year. In Texas, families and communities continue to feel the devastating impact of gun violence, while the state has enacted laws in recent years tha...

09/09/2026

Great News! Democrats from every corner of Texas are working together to Get Out The Vote!

09/08/2026

Come LOVE THY NEIGHBOR and drop off grocery donations for Team Talarico until 6 PM Tuesday!

09/07/2026

TOMORROW! Stop by the DCDP office at 2220 San Jacinto Blvd, Ste 340 (third floor of the Inwood Bank Building) from 9 AM to 6 PM and LOVE THY NEIGHBOR with your donation of shelf-stable groceries.

Items like hearty soup, canned meats, fruit/cereal bars, and packaged snacks are all great items! Volunteers and DCDP staff will be on hand to collect your items. Be a part of this movement and lend a hand!