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Join us as we advocate for policies that create pathways to success and drive meaningful change locally in education, economic mobility, and health & mental health. Your voice matters, and your vote has power. Make it count in every election. Together, we can build a stronger Denton County where everyone has the chance to thrive. 

 

Vote

Your vote is your voice. Every election is an opportunity to help shape the future of Denton County and support the issues that matter most to you, your family, and your community. When we all participate, we build a stronger community together. United is The Way.

 

Who Represents You?

Effective advocacy starts with knowing who represents you. Find your local, state, and federal elected officials below, then click on each representative to learn more about their committee roles and how to contact their offices so you're ready to make your voice heard when it matters.

 

Denton County Priorities

Lasting change doesn't happen alone. That's why we work with nonprofits, businesses, and community leaders across Denton County to advocate for solutions that strengthen our community. We want your voice to be part of that effort. Explore our advocacy priorities below.

 

🗓️ Important Dates:

November 9, 2026:   Bill pre-filing opens

January 12, 2027:   First day of the regular session (convenes at noon)

February 24, 2027:   United Ways of Texas Days at the Capitol

March 3-4, 2027:   Denton County Days at the Capitol

March 12, 2027:   Deadline to file bills

May 31, 2027:   Sine die | Final Day

 

"Sine die"

/sin-ah dee-ah (noun)

Latin phrase meaning "without day," used historically and today to signal the final adjournment of a legislative session or court case without setting a date to return. Originating in ancient Roman legal and governance traditions, the term passed into parliamentary procedure to describe an indefinite closing of business.


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