John, Growing up, my great aunt got really sick. She lived in Travis County with her brother and sisters on a piece of land we called the Rancho. Some of my fondest memories with my family took place there. Their home had no running water, no electricity, and there was an o…

John, As 2025 comes to a close, we’ve been reflecting on the work we’ve built together — and the communities we’ve organized alongside. This year, Texans showed that when we stand together, we can push back against state overreach, build new coalitions, and lead with courag…

John, I’m excited to introduce you to Sarina Gharbi, our new Digital Organizing Fellow at Ground Game Texas. Sarina is an Austin native, a UT student, and a first-generation Persian American organizer whose lived experience drives her passion for social justice, equality, …

John, As we prepare for our 2026 campaigns, we’re doing something that is essential to winning: polling and message testing with the Texans we’re organizing. This isn’t optional — it’s core to how we make sure our campaigns reflect the real needs and priorities of working-…

John, Last night, San Marcos proved again what Texans can do when we refuse to be silent. A billion-dollar surveillance corporation came into our community expecting an easy, quiet renewal. A rubber stamp. Another contract slipped through the cracks that would track our famil…

John, We’re in the final hours of Giving Tuesday, and we’re getting close to our goal — but we still need your help. Every dollar raised today helps us organize in communities across Texas, train new leaders, defend local democracy, and build the working-class power our state …

John, It’s Giving Tuesday — and today, we’re raising the resources we need to fuel our organizing across Texas in 2026. Ground Game Texas is one of the few organizations in the state building long-term, working-class power at the local level — neighborhood by neighborhood, v…

John, Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday — a day when people all across the country choose to invest in the communities, values, and movements that matter to them. Before the day begins, we want to share this with you: Ground Game Texas has never depended on billionaires or corporate…

John, Before everyone settles into the long weekend, we wanted to pause for a moment and send our gratitude your way. This year has asked so much of our communities — courage, clarity, and an unwavering commitment to each other. Through it all, people like you have shown up i…

John, We honor the communities who continue to survive, resist, and lead — here in Texas and across the country. And in that same spirit of truth, we want to express our deep gratitude for you. Your commitment and support have fueled everything we’ve been able to build this …

John, Today, a federal court blocked Texas’s new congressional map — the one designed behind closed doors to silence Black, Latino, and working-class voters. For once, the courts agreed with what Texans have been screaming for years: we deserve a fair say in our own democracy…

John, Across Texas and the country, this month’s elections have sent a clear message: voters are tired of the same old empty promises from entrenched politicians. From exciting city council victories in Central Texas like Taylor Burge and Claudia Zapata, a seismic shift is hap…

John, Ken Paxton is at it again, and the future of Texas is on the line. For generations, the wonderful diversity of our state—home to the country’s second largest Latino population, the second largest immigrant population, and the second largest number of young Americans—has …