Hunt County Democrats advocate for inclusive communities powered by strong public education, a stable economy with higher wages, and affordable healthcare.
We believe government should represent the people by securing individual rights and privacy, facilitating free and fair elections, building a robust middle class and ensuring safe communities through responsible law enforcement practices and gun safety regulations.
Announcements
Upcoming August 6, 2026, Meeting
Upcoming monthly meeting is:
Thursday, August 6, 2026, at 6:30pm in Greenville, TX at
601 W Jack Finney Blvd, Greenville, TX 75401.
The meeting in September will be held on Thursday, September 3, 2026, same time and place.
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Please continue bringing food or hygiene items to support the Lake Area Shared Ministries Food Pantry (LASM). Help us fight food insecurity which is estimated to impact overall at least 17,980 (17.1%) Hunt County residents. “Overall” refers to all individuals, including children, regardless of race or ethnicity.
Learn more
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For the Record – Just the Facts
Liberal Library Reading Group
If you love to read, join fellow Dems on Sunday, July 26 at 3pm for the next session of Liberal Library. This month’s event will be held at Brother’s Cafe in Uptown Forum (the old Perkin’s building) at 2610 Lee St. The discussion will be about The Life Of Chuck by Stephen King.
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Hard Economic Times
Texas families are working hard, but it feels like they’re falling further behind every month. The cost of groceries, housing, utilities, childcare, and healthcare continues to rise, while too many Texans are wondering how they’ll make ends meet. People aren’t asking for luxury, they’re asking for a little breathing room. That’s why the conversation in Austin should start with lowering costs and helping working families, not scoring political points. Whether it’s tax relief, direct assistance, or investments that reduce everyday expenses, Texans deserve leaders who are focused on making life more affordable instead of protecting the status quo. Juan Carlos Pinzon [email protected]
Excessive Force
For too many Texans, not only in immigrant and minority communities, trust in ICE has been deeply damaged by repeated reports of excessive force, inconsistent public accounts, and a lack of transparency when serious incidents occur. When communities believe they are being treated differently, when questions go unanswered, and there is no accountability, confidence in our institutions erodes. Every law enforcement agency must be held to the same standard: equal treatment under the law, respect for every person’s dignity, and full accountability when force is used. No Texan should feel they are treated differently because of how they look or where they come from.
Research: Juan Carlos Pinzon [email protected]
Election Dates and information
2026 Election Candidates
Learn more about the candidates working to earn your vote in the 2026 Election Cycle.
Precinct Chairs
See who your Precinct Chair is and they will be more than happy to assist you with all of your voting and election related questions!
Community
The Hunt County Democrats have a strong sense of community and we love to give back anyway that we can.
Check out the community resources that help those in need.
Issues
Learn about where we stand on current issues that help the people.
Our Chairman
Larry P. Davis, Democratic Party Chair
903-458-4112
2401 Houston St.
Greenville, 75401
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