We're the Texas House Democratic Campaign Committee
About UsRecruiting candidates. Building campaigns from the ground up. Electing more Democrats to the Texas House. This is the mission of the Texas House Democratic Campaign Committee (TexasHDCC).
Texas is one of the most important power-building opportunities in the country and one of the clearest examples of why state legislative elections matter. The Texas House remains the single most important battleground in Texas politics. It is where school funding is decided, where reproductive freedom can be protected, where voting rights can be defended, and where unchecked one-party rule can finally face meaningful opposition.
In 2026, Texas Democrats achieved full candidate recruitment for the Texas House for the first time in modern history — ensuring every voter has a Democratic choice on the ballot.
- TexasHDCC Chair Christina Morales
Right now, Texas Democrats are within striking distance of reshaping the future. Republicans aren't safe. In districts across the state, Democrats are already nearly tied and climbing. This is why the TexasHDCC's work is crucial.
The path to a majority runs through the state house districts that we back. An investment in the TexasHDCC is an investment in our future.
Our Leaders
Our Mission
In 2026, the TexasHDCC has a unique opportunity to both defend vulnerable Democratic seats and flip a significant number of Republican-held districts that continue to trend toward Democrats.
The path to victory is clear:
- Protect Democratic incumbents in highly competitive frontline districts
- Expand the battlefield in suburban communities where Democratic growth keeps accelerating
- Build the field and voter-contact infrastructure to reach persuadable voters
- Give candidates the resources to communicate their message and compete effectively
One donation. Dozens of candidates. That's the power of giving to TexasHDCC. You're not just funding a race, you're building something that lasts. Everything we flip in 2026 becomes the foundation for 2028 and 2030.
We're going to have a tough time holding the Texas House.
- Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, Republican
