Welcome to the Wimberley Democrats located in Hays County, Texas.
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In just a few short years, we've turned Hays County BLUE and are continuing our goal of nurturing democracy by turning TEXAS BLUE!
Turning Texas blue is not an end in itself. The essence of America is under attack by an extremist right-wing ideology attacking the very core of our democratic system of government.
To protect our democracy, we must unite to restore and strengthen this core value of what it means to be an American. We must heal our country and repeal attacks on Public Education, Healthcare, Social Security, Medicare, minorities, women's rights and even on fair and free elections.
We must unite to forge a stronger, brighter, and more equitable future for us all, and it begins with we---The People.
When Americans go to the polls this fall, we will be be deciding on more than who will be president. It will be a decision between democracy and authoritarianism, between the rule of law and the rule of the most powerful.
Democracy is worth standing up for and if we want to continue our Democracy, it's up to all of us to get involved and defend it.
And that's what the Wimberley Democrats are all about. We stand up and we get involved.
We hope you join us.
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OUR MISSION:
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The goal of the Wimberley Democrats (WimDems) is to take every reasonable action
to have as many Democrats elected as possible.
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To achieve this goal, WimDems will: support local, state, and
national Democratic candidates and office holders; promote democratic ideals; provide scholarships; and support equity and justice for all people everywhere.
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Or Pay by CHECK:
WimDems
P.O. Box 1866
Wimberley, TX 78676
Avoid the Lines: When and Where to Vote
Avoid the Lines: When and Where to Vote
A number of factors point towards unprecedented waiting times to vote in this election:
- Record turnout
- Coronavirus precautions
- Elimination of straight ticket voting
- Uneven utilization of countywide vote centers
If you act promptly, voting by mail is still the best way to avoid lines. If you decide to vote in person, you should choose your time and place carefully:
- Avoid the busiest polling places. Here is the full list and a map of polling places. (Note that the envelope icons on the map are early voting locations. They are NOT mail ballot drop-off points.) See if it is convenient to avoid the following locations, which were the busiest ones last November:
- Wimberley Community Center
- Precinct 4 Office
- Government Center
- Buda City Hall
- Precinct 2 Office
- Take advantage of early voting, but don’t wait until the last few days.
- Avoid mid-day if practical.
To see more detailed recommendations, as well as the data and rationale behind them, click here.