Join the Lupe Valdez Campaign

You can help Sheriff Lupe Valdez get re-elected by becoming a part of our campaign. Sheriff Valdez needs hardworking, dedicated people like you to help her continue protecting Dallas County. There are several ways to get involved, from making a donation to joining our online community to volunteering in our campaign office. Whatever your skills or interest, there's a place for you with the Lupe Valdez campaign. Consider the options below, or feel free to contact our campaign office at any time.

Email News & Volunteer List

Sign up for our campaign email contact list to stay up-to-date with campaign news and volunteer opportunities:

Click here for the sign-up form.

Your information will not be shared with any other campaign or organization. For more information about our email list or for questions, please contact our campaign webmaster.

If you would like to get involved as a campaign volunteer immediatley, please contact our campaign office today.

Campaign Social Networks

Join Sheriff Valdez on these social networking websites:

Texas Democratic Party Action Center. The Texas Democratic Party's Action Center groups provide blogging, email list and other organizing tools for grassroots supporters of the Sheriff.

Facebook. Facebook is one of the best online communities. Join the Sheriff's group to stay up-to-date on the campaign's activities and to network with other supporters.

Support the Sheriff in Letters to the Editor

Let the people of Dallas County know that you support Sheriff Lupe Valdez for re-election with a letter to a local newspaper. Your letters can help ensure that the people of Dallas learn about Sheriff Valdez's achievements. Remember to keep letters short, respectful and focused on one issue. For more information about how you can help the Sheriff publicize her record of success, please contact our campaign office.

The Dallas Morning News.

The Dallas Observer.

Support the Sheriff on Political Weblogs

You can suppor the Sheriff on the Internet through diaries and comments on political blogs such as:

Burnt Orange Report. Texas's chief progressive weblog allows users to post their own diaries, as well as respond to others through comments.

Texas Kaos. Texas Kaos is another forum for progressive political activists.

DallasBlog. This local blog leans to the right, and allows readers to post comments in response to articles.

Campaign Gear

Our online store will be available soon. Until then, those interested in a t-shirt, bumper sticker or other campaign item should contact our campaign office.