Galveston County Democrats Club Working Hard For Victory
The Galveston County Democrats Club has a very good web page. Go to this site and you will find a lot of information. This is the oldest such club in the State of Texas
Below are the stated values of the Galveston County Democrats—
GALVESTON COUNTY DEMOCRATS CLUB —
We believe in Democratic Values
A Strong America
Social Justice
Fiscal Responsibility
Civil Rights
A Big Tent
A Healthy Environment
Social Security
Labor Rights
Religious Freedom
A Strong Military
Public Education
Health Care for All
You can see that these are good folks.
The Galveston Democratic Club is holding a Campaign kick-off on Saturday August 30 between noon and two. This excellent event will be held at 1124 25th Street in Galveston.
Galveston is a great Texas community with a strong Democratic Party. With the Galveston County Democrats Club hard at work, it will be a great year for Democrats both on the Island and on the mainland.
Below are the locations of Democrat offices in Galveston County
Galveston, 1124 Rosenberg (25th St) at Ave L, (409) 763-6866; Noon-5:00 PM
Texas City (Mainland South), 825 25th St. (Logan), (409) 945-571; 10:00 AM-6:00 PM
Dickinson (Mainland North), 2404 FM 517 E, (832) 415-4490; 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
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