Council Member Letitia Plummer

This is what a people-powered win looks like.

150,000 voters contacted. 2,000 miles driven. 300 volunteers. 40 blockwalks. 30 phonebanks. 15 meet & greets.

From March 4th to May 26th, Harris County showed up, and so did we. This victory belongs to every single person who knocked on a door, made a call, and believed when the odds were stacked against us.

Now we set our sights on November. Help us keep this movement going.

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We are heartbroken by the horrific shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego. The rise in rampant Islamophobia and hate-fueled rhetoric continues to endanger Muslim communities across our nation, and we must confront it directly.

No one should fear for their life while gathering in prayer, worship, or community. We are praying for the victims, their families, and the entire San Diego community during this painful time. Hate has no place in our country, and we must stand united against violence in all its forms.

ICYMI: After seven years, Dr. Plummer's apartment ordinance was passed!

Because of her hard work while representing all of Houston as the former At-Large City Councilwoman, Houston families can begin to feel relief and safety in their homes.

As our next Harris County Judge, Dr. Plummer will fight for our communities until they're won, because our communities deserve them.

We travelled all over Harris County this past weekend!

Started the morning in the Heights, knocking doors for Joe Panzarella ( ) as he heads into the District C runoff on May 16.

Then over to Second Ward for an incredible candidate forum with Mi Familia en Acción ( ) and Las Perras Cafe ( ). Great coffee, even better conversations about supporting our most vulnerable neighbors.

Wrapped up the day with Democrats of La Porte. Harris County is big, but showing up for every community is what this work is all about.

With Early Voting around the corner, we’re not slowing down.