News

About Wilco Dems

Williamson County Democrats are fighting for a fair shot for all, no matter who you are, what you look like, where you’re from, or who you love. We are an open and inclusive party dedicated to big ideas and a bright future.

Address:
1915 S. Austin Avenue
Georgetown, TX 78626

Office Hours:
CLOSED TEMPORARILY DUE TO COVID
*Hours are subject to change

Phone: 512-864-9900

Follow us on Twitter

Wilco Democrats @wilcodems

1 week ago
Stop by our booth at the Taylor Business Expo today and register to vote! #ElectionsMatter https://t.co/TU0nl6JN0o

View on Twitter

2

7

Wilco Democrats @wilcodems

2 weeks ago
Thanks to union organizers who fought for an 8-hr workday, child labor laws, overtime pay, minimum wage, sick leave, etc. Let's show our ongoing support by doing our part to elect Democrats who will fight for a living wage and health insurance for ALL. #LaborDay #ElectionsMatter

View on Twitter

3

7

Follow @wilcodems

Williamson County Democrats

WHO ARE WE? The Williamson County Democratic Party is dedicated to electing qualified, principled Democrats to serve as elected officials – from the top of the ballot to the bottom of the ballot, in partisan elections and in non-partisan elections. Williamson County Democrats, like all Texas Democrats, strive to ensure that every Texan can expect REAL JUSTICE -- moral, legal, and economic justice -- in Texas, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, age, religion, disability, or sexual orientation. Texas Democrats believe that governmental policies must enhance the lives of all Texans, that elected officials must use the power afforded them by voters to maximize REAL OPPORTUNITY -- educational, economic, civic, and political opportunity -- for all. Texas Democrats work to provide quality education to all Texans from preschool through college, to ensure that workers are paid a living wage and equal wages for equal work, to protect individuals and minorities from infringement of their civil, political, and economic rights -- by government, social organizations, and private individuals. We are committed to ensuring that every resident of Texas can participate in the civil and economic life of our society and in our political system without discrimination or repression. We want Texas returned to a REAL DEMOCRACY and demand that our elected officials and public servants achieve that goal. WE ARE DEMOCRATS. WE STAND FOR REAL JUSTICE. WE ARE DEMOCRATS. WE STAND FOR REAL OPPORTUNITY. WE ARE DEMOCRATS. WE STAND FOR REAL DEMOCRACY. HOW CAN YOU BECOME A MEMBER OF THE WILLIAMSON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY? Any Democrat in Williamson County can become a member of the WCDP. You become an official member of our party when you do any of the following: (1) Vote in the bi-annual Democratic Party Primary Elections. (2) Sign an Oath of Affiliation with the Democratic Party. (3) Become a working member of one of our action committees. (4) Volunteer for the Wilco or Texas Democratic Party or a Democratic candidate. (5) Donate to the WCDP. Please note, however, that although donations to help our party achieve its goals are crucial to our success to bringing sanity back into the Texas political system, and thus donations are always appreciated, no membership or other fee is or ever will be required for a person to become a member of the Williamson County Democratic Party or the Texas Democratic Party. We encourage every Democrat in our county to join us as we work to return Williamson County, the State of Texas, and the U.S. Government to a real democracy, back to a time when our elected officials believed in, stood for, and fought for basic civil and human rights, religious liberty and separation of church and state, and good governance focused on the public interest and absence of corruption. _____________________ Events and notices posted on Facebook by the WCDP are paid for by the Williamson County Democratic Party PAC.

Williamson County Democrats14 hours ago

16 View on Facebook

Williamson County Democrats1 day ago

The first draft of the Senate map was authored by a Republican who chairs the Senate redistricting committee. It immediately drew fire from a Democratic member who said her district was being redrawn to dilute voting power of people of color.

View on Facebook

Williamson County Democrats2 days ago

Yeap

8 View on Facebook