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Plano Area Democrats Plano Area Democrats is a grass roots group focused on electing Democrats and increasing Democratic turnout in the city of Plano and Plano ISD.

When Liberal Women of Collin County show up it’s always a great day!
28/03/2026

When Liberal Women of Collin County show up it’s always a great day!

Thanks to our members and new members for coming out to our first PAD happy hour of 2026. Thank you for hosting us Big M...
19/03/2026

Thanks to our members and new members for coming out to our first PAD happy hour of 2026. Thank you for hosting us Big Mikes!

PAD Needs you. We are updating our logo and want your help. Please submit your ideas to pad@planodems.com. The Board wil...
08/03/2026

PAD Needs you. We are updating our logo and want your help. Please submit your ideas to [email protected]. The Board will present the top 4 ideas/images of logo for the members to vote on.

06/03/2026

From Collin County Chair Jeremy Sutka

Statement on the 2026 Democratic Primary Election

Yesterday, Collin County Democrats made history!

A record 95,756 Democratic primary ballots were cast, shattering our previous mid-term record of 36,895 set in 2018 and surpassing even the 2020 presidential primary total of 84,943. In a non-presidential year, our voters showed up like never before.

Why?

Because the energy was real. The incredible top-of-the-ticket race between James Talarico and Jasmine Crockett brought Democrats out in droves, giving voters a passionate, meaningful choice about the future of our party and our state. Both candidates ran campaigns that inspired, and that energy rippled all the way down the ballot.

And let's be honest: the other side gave us plenty of motivation. The horrible, divisive policiesn coming out of the GOP, attacks on our public schools, on our communities, on our most basic freedoms, remind us every single day what we are fighting against. Voters are paying attention. They are angry. And they are ready to do something about it.

This record turnout was not an accident. It was the result of countless hours of work by volunteers, precinct chairs, and party leaders who believe in a better future. And it was the result of something even more fundamental: candidates willing to put their names and reputations on the line.

To every Democrat who filed for office, who knocked on doors, who attended forums, who endured long days and late nights: thank you. You built this moment. You gave voters something to believe in and a team to rally behind.

We have now built our team for the fight ahead. With two run-offs likely to complete the slate, we will soon have a full roster of Democrats ready to take on the Republicans in what will be a clear top versus bottom fight.

The contrast could not be sharper. On one side, a party of billionaires and corporate interests rigging the system for the ultra-wealthy while attacking our schools and our freedoms. On the other side, us, Democrats fighting for working families, fully funded public schools, affordable healthcare, and a democracy that serves everyone, not just the powerful few.

Yesterday proved that Collin County is ready. The energy is real. The movement is growing. Now we take that momentum into November and finish what we started.

Let's get to work.

Jeremy Sutka

Chair, Collin County Democratic Party

28/02/2026

The Plano Area Democrats Executive Board of Directors would like to update the membership at large on important club news.

Today, the membership voted overwhelmingly to remove John Stafford from his position as Secretary of Plano Area Democrats. Members were given ample opportunity to speak and share their perspectives on this matter.

This decision was not made lightly. It followed extensive consideration and conversations with individuals who were directly affected by John’s behavior, as well as a review of instances in which Plano Area Democrats data was accessed and shared with individuals who did not have authorization to view internal voting information related to recommendations or endorsements. The concerns raised were numerous.

Ultimately, Plano Area Democrats is committed to protecting our members and our broader community—not only from harassment, but also by safeguarding the integrity and confidentiality of member data.

The Board and the membership believe this decision represents a positive step forward and will help unify and strengthen Plano Area Democrats as we move ahead.

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