Serving Congressional District 29.

Building StrongerCommunities.

SDEC Committeeman · Congressional District 29
Precinct Chair · Precinct 323
Executive Board Secretary · Texas Democratic Small Business Caucus

Stronger Together.

Committed to expanding voter participation, strengthening neighborhoods, supporting small businesses, and developing the next generation of community leaders.

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From My Desk

September 29, 2026

Preparing CD 29 for the Weeks Ahead

As we move into an important stretch for our community, my focus remains on staying connected, sharing useful information, and helping our precinct chairs and neighbors remain engaged across Congressional District 29.

In recent weeks, that work has included representing CD 29 at the Texas Democratic Party’s Q3 SDEC Meeting, coordinating with precinct chairs, supporting voter education and outreach, and continuing conversations with community leaders about the issues affecting our neighborhoods.

I will continue using this space to share what I am working on, what I am hearing in the community, and opportunities for you to stay informed and involved.

Brandon K. TaylorSDEC Committeeman, CD 29

Voter Registration

Expanding access and ensuring every eligible voice is heard.

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Support Small Businesses

Advocating for policies that help local businesses thrive and create jobs.

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Leadership Development

Investing in the next generation of leaders to build stronger communities.

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Community Partnerships

Building relationships with organizations to solve problems and create opportunities.

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Leadership at a Glance

Experience Grounded in Service

Public service, professional leadership, and mentorship come together in a commitment to stronger communities.

SDEC Committeeman

Congressional District 29

Representing CD29 through state-level party leadership and service.

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Precinct Chair

Harris County Precinct 323

Supporting voter education, outreach, and neighborhood engagement.

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Executive Board Secretary

Texas Democratic Small Business Caucus

Helping strengthen organization, communication, and small-business advocacy.

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Chief Operating Officer

Jaymark Engineering Corporation

Bringing more than 15 years of operational and project leadership experience.

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MBA • PMP

Leadership & Project Management

Combining economics, business education, and professional project management.

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Community Mentor

Investing in Future Leaders

Encouraging young people through mentorship, service, and leadership development.

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Featured Initiative

Expanding Voter Participation Across Congressional District 29

Every eligible voter deserves the opportunity to make their voice heard. Through voter education, registration drives, community partnerships, and year-round civic engagement, we are working to strengthen participation throughout Congressional District 29.

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Key Focus Areas

Voter Registration
Election Education
Community Outreach
Volunteer Engagement

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CommunityOctober 4, 2026

Meeting Voters Where They Are at Fallbrook Church

I spent part of my Sunday canvassing at Fallbrook Church, connecting with neighbors and supporting the work of candidates serving Northwest Harris County.

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Meetings & SDECSeptember 29, 2026

Q3 SDEC Meeting Recap: Communication, Transparency & the Work Ahead

A detailed recap of the Texas Democratic Party’s Q3 State Democratic Executive Committee meeting in Grapevine, including party business, committee work, leadership reports, voter engagement, resolutions, and organizational updates.

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LeadershipSeptember 19, 2026

A Weekend in Grapevine: Q3 SDEC Meeting & Johnson-Jordan Dinner

A weekend of SDEC party business, conversations with Democratic leaders from across Texas, and the 12th Annual Johnson-Jordan Dinner featuring keynote speaker Pete Buttigieg.

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Upcoming Events

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All Volunteer PXP Strategy

Tuesday, October 6, 2026

6:30–7:30 PM CDT

Virtual Meeting

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Powered by People is calling volunteers together with Beto O’Rourke to discuss post-voter-registration-deadline strategy, including continued voter outreach and how volunteers can help turn out voters ahead of Election Day.

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SEIU Texas — Mobilize the Vote

Saturday, October 10, 2026

9:00 AM & 2:00 PM CDT

SEIU Texas Office

3219 Harrisburg Blvd., Houston, TX 77003

SEIU Texas invites community members to Mobilize the Vote through phone banking, text banking, and canvassing. Two Saturday sessions are listed on the event flyer.

Event Details

Harris County Democratic Party JJR Gala — Party of the People

Saturday, October 10, 2026

VIP Reception 5:30 PM · Cocktail Hour 6:30 PM · Dinner Program 7:30 PM

Bayou City Event Center

9401 Knight Rd, Houston, TX 77045

The Harris County Democratic Party presents its 2026 JJR Gala, themed “Party of the People.”

JJR Gala Information

Humble + Atascocita Block Walk

Sunday, October 11, 2026

4:30 PM CDT

Atascocita Park

17302 W Lake Houston Pkwy, Atascocita, TX 77346

Upcoming block walk in the Humble and Atascocita area listed through the HCDP Mobilize network. Visit the HCDP Mobilize calendar for current registration and meetup details.

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Helpful Links

Community Resources

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Leadership in Action · Community Impact

Meeting Voters Where They Are

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Saturday Morning · Northwest Houston

Saturday morning, I joined SDEC Committeeman for Congressional District 2 Justin Boyd, Sean Simon — candidate for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4 — and Fallbrook Precinct Chair Lloyd Gauthier to canvass neighborhoods in Northwest Houston.

Block walking remains one of the most important ways we can connect with voters. Elections are won by engaging people directly: knocking on doors, listening to their concerns, sharing accurate information, and making sure every voter understands the power of their voice and their vote.

Strong turnout begins long before Election Day. It is built one conversation, one doorstep, and one relationship at a time. When we meet voters where they are and stay engaged in our communities, we build the organization and trust needed to win elections and strengthen our democracy.

Stronger Together.