When I go caucus in Texas tomorrow, is it just for president?

[DUlover2909]

Do I need to know about all the other offices in the primary? I don't know who to support in the other offices. Maybe some help with this? Who is the most liberal? I am in Pasadena, TX.

[WolverineDG]

1. The caucus is for the presidential race only

the primary ballot contains all offices up for election this year.

dg

[DUlover2909]

2. ok. Thanks

:)

[Jane Austin]

3. There will be resolutions to vote on, too.

Probably things like election reform and getting out of Iraq.

[Yanez Houston Jordan]

4. The caucuses are mostly about passing resolutions, and you won't caucus for any political offices

except president.

If you want down-ballot help, here is the slate endorsed by some excellent Democrats in Dallas:

Sen. Royce West's endorsement for the slate of Democratic primary candidates who all also received the Dallas County Young Democrats' endorsement:

When you vote to make history in the March 4th Democratic Primary election, please remember to vote all the way down the ballot for these well-qualified Democrats; it's very important.

Rick Noriega for U.S. Senate
Sam Houston for Supreme Court of Texas, Place 7
Linda Reyna Yanez for Supreme Court of Texas, Place 8
Roberto Alonzo for State Rep., Dist. 104
Jim Rea for State Rep., Dist. 105
Eric Moye for Judge 14th Civil Dist. Court
Don Adams for Judge 2nd Criminal Dist. Court
Heath Harris for Judge 3rd Criminal Dist. Court
John Creuzot for Judge 4th Criminal Dist. Court
Lupe Valdez for County Sheriff
Diana Lackey for County Tax Assessor

Rep. Allen Vaught's endorsement for the slate:

Stand with me and the Dallas County Young Democrats for these candidates who offer our Party positive change and fresh ideas for the future.

Here is the slate endorsed by some excellent Democrats in Houston:

From a mail piece sent out to many Democrats in Houston listing the endorsements of Sen. Rodney Ellis, Rep. Garnet Coleman, and Rep. Ann Hernandez for an excellent slate of great Democratic primary candidates:

"Let’s pick the strongest ticket from top to bottom."

"These candidates will bring change come November. Please give them your vote."

Here's the slate in Houston:

Rick Noriega for U.S. Senate
Sam Houston for Texas Supreme Court, Place 7
Linda Yanez for Texas Supreme Court, Place 8
Tanner Garth for judge of 80th Civil District Court
Jim Wrotenbery for judge of 125th Civil District Court
Robert Shaffer for judge of 152nd Civil District Court
Ruben Guerrero for judge of 174th Criminal District Court
Andres Pererira for judge of 190th Civil District Court
C.O. Brad Bradford for District Attorney
Loren Jackson for District Clerk
David Mincberg for County Judge
Vince Ryan for County Attorney
Adrian Garcia for County Sheriff
Diane Trautman for County Clerk
Art Hall for Texas Railroad Commissioner

In Austin, here's a link to the Austin Progressive Coalition's slate of candidates, and here's the slate:

Rick Noriega for U.S. Senate
Sam Houston for Texas Supreme Court, Place 7
Linda Yanez for Texas Supreme Court, Place 8
Scott Ozmun for judge 353rd District Court
Jim Coronado for judge 427th District Court
John Lipscombe for judge County Court 8
Glen Maxey for County Tax Assessor
Andy Brown for Travis County Party Chair
Dan Grant for Congress, Dist. 10
Brian Thompson for State Rep., Dist. 46
Art Hall for Texas Railroad Commissioner