Democracy for Texas

Sign up for a fun five day (including weekend and MLK holiday) Bus Trip to and around Iowa! What we'll be doing: We are going to be doing whatever it takes to roust out voters to attend the caucus: some phoning, some blockwalking, lots of WALKING. You might be standing on a street corner waving a sign, or leafleting at a church, or knocking on doors of voters. Click the 'read more' link below for more info.

At 8:00 a.m. Wednesday morning, Governor Dean became the first Democratic Presidential candidate to qualify for the ballot in Texas.  Fourteen-year-old David Broockman, an Austin, Texas volunteer, filed 12,000+ signatures and the appropriate forms and fees to make Governor Dean's candidacy official.  The race is on!

Dean's Texas Rangers share the stage with Gov. Dean and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee at the Rally in Houston.

Big 'D' for Dean rally

As the governor begins in 105 degree temps

Gen Dean & older at Meetup

15 of the 20 members of meetup for Dean to write letters to Gov. Ann Richards, Al and Tipper and the Reverend Jesse Jackson.

Gov. Dean is coming to Houston in November. We are planning a series of activities and events designed to produce a turnout of 10,000. For that, we need all the help we can get! Please join us for the first organizing meeting at Schlotzsky's, 2929 Kirby.

Dean folks were active in the fight against re-districting.

We will meet up at 7pm, October 23rd, on the Lawn inbetween MD Anderson Library and PGH (Hoffman Hall), where the tall geometric statue is. This will be an oppurtunity for Univ. of Houston students, faculty, and friends to learn more about Howard Dean's issues, other Dean for Texas meetups, the Visit in November, the precinct flyer passouts on Election day, and how to get involved. I would love for other Houston area Dean supporters to join me in this effort. I will try to have a large collection of flyers and stickers by this point.

These are Generation Deaniacs from UNT, UTA, and UTD after returning from the Raise the Roots rally in Norman, Oklahoma. - Oct 5, 2003

Ross Sneyd reports for the AP on Dean's Texas Rangers-- hundreds of Texans travelling to Iowa and New Hampshire this weekend to go door-to-door for Howard Dean: Hundreds of voters from President Bush's home state will be spending their weekend knocking on doors in Iowa and New Hampshire talking up the presidential campaign of one of his leading Democratic rivals: Howard Dean....

They're HERE! 350 Texans will land in Iowa today and a whole bunch of them are here in the Des Moines office right now. Their age ranges from 15 to 84 and young and old alike want George Bush out of the White House.