Meeting Voters Where They Are at Fallbrook Church
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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.

Today, I spent part of my Sunday canvassing at Fallbrook Church and doing the kind of work I believe matters most: meeting people where they are, having real conversations, and helping make sure our communities stay engaged in the democratic process.

The morning was also an opportunity to connect with people doing the work across Northwest Harris County. I was glad to spend time with Stefanie Bord and to help distribute campaign literature for local candidates, including Linda Ford for Klein ISD Trustee and Sean Simon for Harris County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Place 2.

For me, voter outreach is about more than one election or one weekend. It is about consistently showing up, building relationships, sharing information, and making civic participation part of what we do year-round.

Every conversation at a door, every piece of literature shared, and every neighbor we reach is another opportunity to strengthen participation in our community. That work takes consistency, and I am proud to keep doing my part.

Stronger Together.

Photo Highlights

Brandon K. Taylor with a community volunteer during canvassing at Fallbrook Church.
Linda Ford for Klein ISD Trustee campaign door hanger.
Sean Simon for Harris County Justice of the Peace campaign literature.
Stefanie Bord for Texas House District 126 campaign door hanger.

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