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Texas Democratic Party unveils plan to end its three-decade losing streak
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San Antonio Current
Credit: Gage SkidmoreThe Texas Democratic Party is undertaking a major shakeup to end a losing streak marked by its inability to win a single statewide seat in 31 years, Texas Public Radio reports.
Change of sceneryIn an effort to focus less on Central Texas, the Texas Democratic Party has moved its headquarters to Dallas, according to TPR’s reporting.
“This is a full-fledged effort to make sure that we’re competing all across the state,” Democratic Party Chairman Kendall Scudder told TPR.
But with Scudder’s recent election, it seems to be the dawn of a new day for the state party.
Additionally, the Texas Democratic Party suffers from the problem that some of its existing precinct chairs don’t carry out the required duty of connecting with voters, insiders also maintain.
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