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HCDP Headquarters:
1445 North Loop West
(East of IBEW Bldg.)
Suite 110
Houston, TX 77008

Phone: 713-802-0085
Fax: 713-802-2082
email: hcdp@hcdp.org

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ELECTION 2006

Find your Nov. 7th polling place here.

Click Here For A Copy of Your Voter Registration Certificate (To Find Your Precinct)

Know Your Rights As A Voter – Click Here

REPORT ANY PROBLEMS WITH VOTING!

Click here to see the Democratic Candidates on the ballot in Harris County

Sign up to get an email message with Election Day polling location info, once the County finalizes polling location list

Click here to see a sample ballot from the County Clerk’s office. 

The HCDP encourages you to vote YES on Propositions A through H

HARRIS COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE (Beverly Kaufman)   
Harris Votes

I M P O R T A N T   D A T E S:   

  • Election day:      Tuesday, November 7th

HCDP needs YOU to serve as an Election Judge or Election Worker!  Click here for more information.

Join HCDP & TrueBlue Action in Democratic Census

Click here to visit the Texas Secretary of State site.

HARRIS COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR’S OFFICE
(Paul Bettencourt) 

Click here to find your precinc number
Voter Precinct Street Guide 
Voter Registration Database Searches

A voter registration card contains very valuable information, such as your precinct number, state house district number, state senate district number, congressional districts, and county districts. You have a choice of three search methods to view a single Voter Registration Card:

YARD SIGNS:  What do I need to know before putting them in my yard? 

HB 173:  YARD SIGNS & HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATIONS

Homeowner Associations cannot stop you from placing a sign or signs in your yard, according to HB 173, passed by the Texas State Legislature ( click here to read).  You can place a sign in your yard for each candidate on the ballot.

Signs within the City of Houston city limits:  Signs of any nature, including political signs, can not be placed in the area between a property owner's sidewalk and the street, as this is a City easement.  The City takes these signs and destroys them.  To get them back, it costs $50 per sign.  For properties without a sidewalk, the rules are iffy, and they suggest looking at the Harris County Appraisal District maps of each property for more information.  The HCDP encourages you to contact them directly with any further questions:  713-535-7900.

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What It Means
to be a Democrat
Democrats are people just like you. You see them throughout your community – at work, at your place of worship, at the store, at the ballpark. Democrats come from all walks of life, but our shared believes and values help shape a strong and caring city, county, state, and nation where everyone has an opportunity to succeed.
Democrats Believe...

In quality education which gives all children an opportunity to reach their full potential, and rewards fairly teachers and educations.

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In quality health care for all Texans, especially our children.
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In equality for all citizens.
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In a fair and realistic, but enforced, immigration policy.
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In clean air and water, and protecting our environment.
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In a living wage for honest, hard work.
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In the importance of collective bargaining and organization and labor unions.
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In freedom from governmental interference in our private lives and personal decisions.
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In preserving fundamental constitutional rights, including the right to privacy, the right to worship as we see fit, and the separation of Church and State.
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In alleviating the blight of poverty.
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In fairness in our tax system.
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In security for our homes, neighborhoods, ports, and nation.
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In honoring our veterans and treating them fairly on their return, with quality medical care and other veterans benefits.
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In keeping jobs in this country, rather than sending them abroad.
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In honest, uncorrupt government, where every vote counts and every vote is counted.
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Learn more about Democratic Values. Click here to read the Platform of the Texas Democratic Party and here to see A List of Democratic Accomplishments.