State Senator Bob Hall, District 2 speaking at North Dallas Republicans Meeting Today was the third time I have heard State Senator Bob...

CCYR Pickleball had over 160 attendees! Photo credit: CCYR Collin County Young Republican s’ SOLD OUT  Pickleball event exceeded my...

Collin GOP Labor Day Rally at Southfork Ranch The air was buzzing with patriotic energy and the unmistakable sound of live country music...

Refining the Roots: What "Grassroots" Really Means in Politics (images from 2025 political events) What is “Grassroots”? In political...

Photo Credit: Collin County Young Republicans with CCYR Chair Shelby Johnston and State Rep. Matt Shaheen. Attending numerous local...

The Value of Experience: Why Political Candidates Should Start Small to Go Big Many political hopefuls set their sights on high-profile...

In this election, some Republican candidates successfully captured the Hispanic and Latino vote by focusing on key issues like border...

With over seven years of experience in local politics, I’ve closely followed elections from The White House to the courthouse. Today, I’m...

Political candidates need your help getting voters involved with their campaigns. If you are an officer of a GOP organization, you can...

How Politicians Use Social Media as a Communications Tool You might have noticed that some elected officials have two Facebook accounts,...

Regardless of where you are in your political career, a candidate, volunteer, or staff member, I encourage you to attend a campaign training because politics is ongoing learning. There is no end date to learn new information. 1. Learn How to Run for Office If you filed to run for office, campaign training is the place to learn campaign structure and receive important resources from political veterans who have managed previous campaigns. 2. Refresh your brain on important i

According to Smart Insights and Pew Research , more than half of the world’s population uses social media. The average daily usage is 2...