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A Message from the Texas Democratic Party: Visit Our New Website!


by: Texas Democratic Party

Thu Sep 17, 2009 at 09:55 AM CDT


(Great strides forward by the TDP in online outreach and activism! Sign up for MyTDP today.   - promoted by Katherine Haenschen)

We are proud to announce the launch of our completely redesigned TDP website!

We invite you to explore our new site, and watch our exciting new video that was recently unveiled to the Democratic National Committee members during their meeting in Austin. The video -- titled "By the Numbers" -- takes an in depth look at the gains we've made in Texas in recent election cycles.

Click on the photo below to visit the site and watch the video now!

The new website will make it much easier to organize online. Our clearly defined "Action Center" and flash-feature message center will simplify the search for any information you or Democrats in your community may need. In addition, content generated on our website will be cross-promoted on numerous platforms:

The revamped website is the latest in a series of efforts we at the Texas Democratic Party have made in recent months to turn Texas blue. We're proud of the way the Texas Democratic Party has grown in recent years, and others across the country are, too. That's why Democratic National Committee Chairman Tim Kaine brought the DNC to Texas to announce the following:

"Texas can do it, and Texas will do it. We are thrilled at the prospect of working side by side to turn Texas blue," Kaine told more than 300 Democrats from U.S. states and territories and abroad.

We're ready to turn Texas blue, and we know that the online community is going to play not just a supportive or secondary role, but a truly serious role in ridding the state of failed Republican leaders like Rick Perry and Kay Bailey Hutchison. Over the last three years, you've worked hand-in-hand with county parties and organizations to rebuild the Texas Democratic Party from the ground up -- and we can't thank you for your work enough.

A quick look at the work we have done together tells the story:

  • The number of Democratic small donors in Texas has more than quadrupled since 2005, thanks in large part to the advent of online fundraising.

  • Over 3,000 of you have direct access to the TDP's state of the art, interactive online voter file.

  • Thousands of you have come out to our local and regional trainings, to learn how we can all use new technology to run campaigns and organize in our communities.

Our work together has been remarkable, but we still have much to do. That's why the TDP has been working to strengthen and expand our online organization and strategies, to ensure that Texas Democrats can continue to work together to deliver our message for change across the state of Texas.

In addition to the new website, the TDP has launched its presence on the two popular social networking platforms, Facebook and Twitter. In the two weeks since we launched our Facebook page, over 1,500 Texas Democrats have joined our Facebook page, and in the two days since we started our Twitter account, we already have over 100 followers. With a Flickr account coming shortly, the TDP will now have a stronger online presence across these platforms so we can engage directly with you -- the people who make our Party as strong as it is.

Our new website and online efforts are the latest in our continued work to compete and win in what used to be a solidly conservative state. Today, Texans are paying the price for the failure of one party Republican rule -- a failure that shows neither the character nor the leadership that made great Texans stand tall in the eyes of the world.

We hope you visit our website, follow us on Facebook, tweet along with us on Twitter, and redouble your tremendous efforts to deliver Democrats to victory in 2010 and beyond. Thank you for all of your hard work, and may God bless Texas.

Sincerely,

The Staff of the Texas Democratic Party

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Nice design (0.00 / 0)
And nice re-issue of the Texas By The Numbers ad.  Looks really sharp.

RE: Hats off to Boyd and crew at TDP (0.00 / 0)
Boyd Richie and crew have done a great job of connecting with Democrats via electronic and social media.

Not bad for a country lawyer from Young County.

"Be kind to dogs - and vote Democratic!" -Senator Tom Eagleton


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