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Tarrant County Democratic/Progressive Organizations

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Like minded folks are out there, waiting to welcome you.

Tarrant County Democratic Party (TCDP)

TCDP is the primary political hub for Tarrant County. Working with the Texas Democratic Party, it maintains a full-time oﬃce in Fort Worth, elects the Democratic County Chair, and directs many of the political operations in the county, including the creation of campaign materials. The county party recruits and trains candidates for state and local oﬃces as well as precinct chairs. TCDP holds quarterly meetings and puts on a variety of Get Out The Vote (GOTV) events and block walks. The organization is funded entirely by voluntary donations and through special fundraising events such as the Opal Lee Luncheon and a Mardi Gras Ball.

Consider becoming a sustaining supporter and or a volunteer!

https://www.tarrantdemocrats.org

https://www.facebook.com/TarrantDemocraticParty

360 Corridor Democratic Action

The purpose of the Organization is:

To affect change and have a voice for all communities in proximity of the 360 Corridor (all geographical locations near Hwy 360).
To inform political candidates and officeholders of issues of importance to our supporters, herein also referred to 360 Corridor Community;
To promote the national, state and local Democratic Party's message of economic justice and social progress in the 360 Corridor Community;
To evaluate candidates for public office and actively support those candidates who best promote the Organization's mission;
To encourage the participation of members of the Organization in the campaigns of Democratic candidates and at the local level (School Boards, City Councils, Municipalities and Commissions, Planning & Zoning Committees) of the Democratic Party;
To ensure the election of Democratic candidates to public office by maximizing Democratic turnout in the 360 Corridor Community;
To build coalitions with other organizations and communities that support the Organization's mission, reach out to underrepresented and diverse groups within our community in order to bring about greater harmony and understanding; and increase the Organization's visibility and influence through participation in community activities and events
To strive to make Tarrant County and surrounding areas along the 360 Corridor a better place to live, work, play and raise families.

Cowtown Democrats

Our Mission:

Cowtown Democrats is based in the heart of Fort Worth, Texas. We organize and spread awareness for Democratic causes and candidates at the local, state, and federal levels. Americans deserve prosperity and security—freedom from far-right Republican abuse, and the greed of ultra-wealthy oligarchs—and the fight starts from the bottom up. Cowtown Democrats fights for good leadership here in Tarrant County and across the country.

Indivisible Fort Worth Area

We are not here to play nice with authoritarianism. We are organizing to fight back against racist redistricting, Trump’s Project 2025 and every rigged system meant to silence our communities nationally and right here in Tarrant County.

From voter suppression to attacks on LGBTQ+ rights, public schools and economic justice…we educate, mobilize and build power. If you’re tired of performative politics and ready to protect democracy for real, we’re the group for you. Join us as we rewrite the future: together, louder and unapologetically.

mailto:info@indivisiblefwa.org

https://bsky.app/profile/indivisiblefwa.bsky.social

Indivisible Texas 12

Our Indivisible group in Congressional District 12 is a grassroots organization dedicated to empowering our community through positive civic engagement, the promotion of progressive values and advocating for policies that uplift working families.

We believe in the power of informed voters and engaged citizens to create meaningful changes in our district and beyond. All in CD12, whether in Tarrant County or beyond, are welcome to join us.

We organize protests and are very active on social media, especially Facebook and BlueSky. We offer downloadable zines to share information and help educate voters.

INDIVISIBLE TX24

Indivisible TX24 is an important part of a national progressive non-partisan movement (https://indivisible.org/).

Based in Northeast Tarrant County, the group’s efforts extend into Dallas county, focusing on calling attention to federal oﬃce holders for US Congressional District 24 and US Senators from Texas.

The group meets regularly in local restaurants, libraries and community centers. Some meetings feature speakers by ACLU representatives, advocates and Democratic oﬃce holders.

Organizing protests and rallies are where Indivisible TX24 really shines — bringing people together for peaceful but passionate rallies/protests at the oﬃces of elected officials, “TeslaTakedowns” at dealerships, bridge brigades (holding protest signage over freeways), and absentee town halls for public servants who are evasive.

We frequently coordinate with other groups for events. There are no dues, but donations are appreciated.

https://linktr.ee/Indivisibletx24

Let Ladies Lead

Let Ladies Lead educates, engages, and empowers liberal-leaning women and allies to actively participate in democracy, advocate for progressive values, and amplify diverse voices. Through advocacy, connection, and leadership, we strive to provide the tools and resources needed to civically participate and shape a more inclusive and equitable future. We believe in the dignity and worth of all people and are committed to building stronger communities and a thriving democracy.NE Tarrant County.

Join us for monthly speakers and engaging with our members.

We meet the 4th Saturday of every month 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM

Saltgrass Steakhouse – 1813 State Hwy 121, Bedford TX 76021

Join our private FB Page – Let Ladies Lead

https://www.facebook.com/groups/730205470472366

Mid-Cities Democrats

The Mid-Cities Democrats is a group of Democratic activists in northeast Tarrant County, Texas. We are a Democratic organization and a G-PAC. We are a social club and a coalition of City Groups, dedicated to building a solid, effective political organization in our area. Our focus is precinct development and organization. Our goals are to:

Identify and activate Democratic voters in our precincts
Fill vacant Precinct Chairs in our area
Encourage voter participation in the democratic process
Educate voters on Democratic values and issues
Work to elect Democratic Candidates to office
Raise visibility for the Democratic Party

https://www.midcitiesdemocrats.com

Northeast Tarrant County Democrats (NETDems)

The mission of the Northeast Tarrant County Democrats is to increase Democratic voter turnout and to promote the Democratic Party, its candidates, and issues in NE Tarrant County and the surrounding area.

We assist with donations for local Tarrant County Democratic candidates and host periodic fundraisers. Meetings are held on the third Thursday evening of each month, with local guest speakers to inspire and educate voters. Local candidates often attend and are given an opportunity to speak.

NETDems is a registered Political Action Committee and has contributed more than $120,000 to candidates in the last decade. Membership dues are $40/year but anyone can attend our meetings as a guest.

Northwest Tarrant Progressives

The Northwest Tarrant Progressives were founded in March of 2017. In January of 2019 the NWTP registered as aPolitical Action Committee, primarily focused in the Northwest Tarrant County quadrant. We are a grassroots organization, that works with the Tarrant County Democratic Party, the Texas Democratic Party, and other local democratic organizations in Tarrant County.

https://www.nwtarrantprogressives.com

Postcard Therapy

Postcards have been proven to be an effective way to prompt voters to action, most notably voters in precincts unlikely to be reached by block walkers or phone banks. And this group is a great way to get involved. We provide the supplies; all you have to do is show up!

We create Get Out The Vote postcards by hand, featuring applicable messages for Democratic candidates and issues. As we work, we socialize about pertinent topics and upcoming events. Come and go as you can, no need to RSVP.

The postcard group meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday of most months from 10am until noon at Market Street, 5605 Colleyville Blvd., Colleyville, in the private room above the coffee area.

We periodically pass a cup for voluntary donations to help the room rental and to buy stamps and supplies. The postcards are collected for months until just before each election.

This group has produced up to 25,000 postcards in a single election cycle.

Connie Fagan grapevinedem3384@gmail.com

Progressive Women of Arlington

We are women who believe that active and engaged citizens are the most powerful force for positive change in our city, our state and our nation. We fight for transparency in government, social and economic justice for all citizens, women's health, health care for all and environmental safeguards.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/554673393104226/

Southwest Tarrant County Democrats

This progressive group focuses on the politics affecting the area south of I-30 and west I-35W. Meetings, which feature a guest speaker, are held on the fourth Monday of each month (except holidays) at various local restaurants. Join us for dinner and socializing at 6pm, with a speaker program starting at 7.

Dues are $30 per year, collected in May, and we support local SW Fort Worth candidates financially.

We have a monthly email newsletter to announce speakers and the meeting location, as well as an active Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/339891342702178/

State Tejano Democrats

We are the largest Hispanic Democratic organization in the State of Texas. Our Mission is seeking full representation of Hispanics at all levels and in all activities of the Democratic Party. This includes but is not limited to participating in the delegate selection and committee processes at all levels of the Democratic Party conventions and organizations; selecting, screening, supporting, and endorsing Democratic candidates; taking appropriate public stands on issues relevant to our communities; and proposing, supporting, and, when necessary, opposing legislation relevant to the Hispanic community.

https://www.statetejanodemocrats.org

Stonewall Democrats

Stonewall Democrat’s work within the Democratic Party has lead to tangible benefits for our families. Most of this work has taken place on the local level. Our work has seen Democratically-controlled bodies repeatedly enact pro-equality legislation through local school boards, county commissions and state legislatures. Local change doesn’t always receive the same amount of press as federal legislation. In recent years, however, our equality has arrived through grassroots politics – just the kind of political activism that Stonewall specializes in!

SUNRISE MOVEMENT TARRANT

We are Tejanos building a movement of young people across race and class, coming together to stop the climate crisis by fighting for environmental justice policy.
In Tarrant County, we will do this by joining the local Environmental Justice Coalitions & leading a Public Transportation Campaign.
https://hubs.sunrisemovement.org/tarrantcounty

Tarrant County Black Democrats

Our Mission: To establish democratic and thriving communities where men and women are engaged in the political activities at all levels of government that affect their lives, property, and economic well-being.

https://www.facebook.com/tcbcfwtarrant/

Tarrant County Democratic Woman’s Club

Want to learn more about the local, state and national political landscape? Want to meet like-minded folks and get more involved? Join the club!

Founded in 1928, this storied organization focuses on women’s issues and electing Democratic women in Tarrant County. Meetings are held the 2nd Saturday of each month at Stage West. TCDWC hosts phenomenal guest speakers and provides an excellent forum for candidates.

Annual dues are $50 ($25 for students), which includes membership in Texas Democratic Women (the official Women’s Caucus for the Texas Democratic Party) and the National Federation of Democratic Women. TCDWC is a PAC, so a portion of dues, combined with proceeds from events, goes to support primarily Democratic women running for office. TCDWC also sponsors scholarships for Democratic women and hosts fun social events.

TCDWC is a great way to get involved at a state level. Members are eligible to attend an annual conference in Austin, as well as a summer retreat in a rotating Texas location. We also participate in a Blue Ribbon Lobby Day annually in Austin.

We’ve been marching together for nearly a century — come be part of history with us. (PS: You don’t have to be female to join.)

Web: https://tcdwc.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TarrantDemWomen/

Instagram: @tcdwc

Tarrant County Young Democrats

TCYD is a progressive organization dedicated to driving positive change and pushing Tarrant County in a more inclusive, forward-thinking direction. Our mission is centered around creating a welcoming and supportive environment for young people across the county, empowering them to get involved in the political process and become active participants in shaping their communities.

We are students, young professionals and young-at-heart Democrats, with members from all over Tarrant County. We work to spread the Democratic message to voters through fundraising, voter registration drives, block walking, community outreach events, volunteering, press events, and other activities.

Tarrant Young Dems meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7pm at varying locations.

Through outreach, advocacy, and engagement, Tarrant County Young Democrats work to amplify the voices of young progressives and foster a sense of unity and purpose among the next generation of leaders in the region.

https://tarrantcountyyoungdemswebiste.godaddysites.com/

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