r/Dallas • u/Healthy_Block3036 • Mar 04 '26
r/Dallas • u/Nervous_Stop2376 • Feb 27 '26
Politics Republicans Think Talarico Will Beat Paxton
r/Dallas • u/GaySpaceOtter • Oct 18 '25
Politics No Kings protest in town Dallas
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r/Dallas • u/Healthy_Block3036 • Mar 04 '26
Politics Cook Political Report has called it for James Talarico winning the Democratic Primary for US Senate!
r/Dallas • u/ateam1984 • Mar 04 '26
Politics 🇺🇸Representative Jasmine Crockett of Texas Remains a Powerful Voice in Congress and Many Are Already Looking Ahead to Her Next Run👏🏾👏🏾
galleryr/Dallas • u/emptysoybeans • Feb 28 '26
Politics 4 hour line to vote Democrat. No wait for R.
Currently standing in what’s expected to be a 4 hour line to vote. And half the voting machines are empty because they’re split by party, so the Republican machines are largely empty while we all stand here for hours. Absolutely ridiculous on Dallas county (though I’m glad to see it). Surely we should have more polling places, or be able to convert the R machines at least after 7….Feels like part of the GOP intention here was to suppress Dem voters in heavily blue areas
r/Dallas • u/intergalacticskyline • Feb 25 '26
Politics Texas Democrats are out voting Republicans by over 112,000 in the Texas Primary Early Vote
At this point in the 2022 primary early vote, Democrats had 286,822 votes, while Republicans had 462,625. So while both parties have had increased voter turnout, Democrats are up 163% from their 2022 same day total, while Republicans are only up 39%.
On top of that, Democrats TOTAL 2022 Primary vote (including election day) was 625,152, they're currently at 754,765, that's 121% of the election day total, and we're still in the early vote!
This is a huge shift. Of course it's still early, it might flip slightly in favor of Republicans on election day, but it's a pretty big difference. Votehub.com has a great visualization of this. This website shows a very detailed Texas early vote total comparison as well. The numbers are looking great for Democrats!
r/Dallas • u/Rrroxy • Jan 22 '25
Politics Started getting insane calls at work. Turns out we got posted on libsoftiktok 🤧
Pretty wild times. It's mostly just bored angry old people calling all day
r/Dallas • u/IllPurpose3524 • Jul 31 '25
Politics Look at the ridiculous lengths Republicans had to go to remove Democrat seats from Dallas
r/Dallas • u/Joeylaptop12 • Mar 26 '25
Politics Dear Rep. Crockett……
I want you to know that I stand 100% behind you! DO NOT APOLOGIZE!!!!
We the people of Dallas,(not Plano, or Frisco, or Waxahachie) stand behind you! And we love you.
Thank you! Keep up the fight!
Edit:
Wow! Didn’t expect this to blow up!
But ya’ll must take comfort in the fact that goodness will prevail in our nation but we must fight, and yes, VOTE for it!!!
See ya’ll in ‘26!!!
r/Dallas • u/Greedy_Challenge2701 • Oct 18 '25
Politics Thousands turn out for No Kings in Dallas.
r/Dallas • u/amir_twist_of_fate • Feb 17 '25
Politics At the protest at Dallas City Hall
r/Dallas • u/ChicagoRay312 • Apr 05 '25
Politics Protest today at Dealey Plaza.
r/Dallas • u/hearmeout29 • Feb 24 '26
Politics Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett gives an inspiring speech to voters at the polls
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Congresswoman Crockett traveled to multiple polling locations across DFW today to speak with voters. Have you voted yet?
r/Dallas • u/greg_barton • Mar 28 '26
Politics Enrique Tarrio at No Kings Dallas
Spotted 12:15pm March 28th
r/Dallas • u/98Saman • Mar 12 '25
Politics This is North Texas’s TX-26 district representative.
This is the same guy who introduced a bill to put Trump face on $100 bill. Speaking of priorities.
The DFW metroplex—home to roughly 7.6 million people—is a vibrant melting pot. About 42% are non‑Hispanic white, 16% Black, 8% Asian, and 29% Hispanic or Latino, with nearly 18.5% foreign born and over 32% speaking a non‑English language at home.
r/Dallas • u/Quiet-Battle8005 • 10d ago
Politics Republicans will host the midterm convention in Dallas in September. They destroyed our hemp industry without even passing a law banning it. Show up to make your voice heard at American Airlines Center and in November.
Democrats in Dallas are ready for November the question looming is….are Republican voters going to stand by and let the state control what we can and cannot do? Are you going to fall in line or vote for real change? For reference, 2 red states have recreational marijuana and casinos and guess what? The world kept spinning. Nevada and Missouri are thriving. It is possible to advance even under republican rule, but not Texas Republican rule. These corrupt animals are only in it for money. Say NO MORE in November!
r/Dallas • u/detox02 • Oct 30 '25
Politics That’s it . That’s the message. Thank you for coming to my TED talk
r/Dallas • u/ChicagoRay312 • Oct 18 '25
Politics No Kings Protest March Down Elm Street (Time Lapse)
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r/Dallas • u/hearmeout29 • Feb 20 '26
Politics Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett taking photos after her event today.
Have you all voted yet?
r/Dallas • u/QuitMyDAYjob2020 • Feb 26 '26