Here is the condensed, bulleted version of my 315-Day Plan as Collin County Republican Party Chair, along with my experience and accomplishments. To read the full version, click here: Collin County GOP Chair – My First 315 Day Plan
Phase I – Unite the Party
March 6 – June 16
- [Already underway] reach out to Precinct Chairs across factions to bridge the divide
- Work with the Executive Committee to put together a rules/bylaws package to do the following:
- Expand leadership base, bringing factions together
- Refine committees for deliberation and stand up teams with leaders for execution
- Identify and define volunteer roles and toolkit needs
- Begin technology identification for Phase II
Phase II – Modernize our Electoral Approach
June 17 – September 6
- Procure and deploy new technology: Customer Relationship Management System (CRM), cloud-based Relational Database platform, Content Management System (CMS) to integrate with website, mass email solution (Amazon SES or Sendgrid), social media aggregator
- Data migration into new CRM and Database: voter registration, election results, donor info
- Mobilize Precinct Chairs and volunteers to fundraise with Republican Primary Voters door-to-door and in precinct socials
- Begin developing social media ad campaign (paid and organic)
Phase III – Win the November Election
September 7 – November 5
- Leverage newly deployed technology to drive more effective blockwalking and phone banking
- Launch social media campaign aimed at getting the state and the country back on track
- Engage in community events and volunteering to reach new voters
Phase IV – Influence Legislation
November 6 – January 14
- Congratulate electoral victors on both sides and begin lobbying for key legislation
- Promote pre-filing for Republican Party of Texas Legislative Priorities
- Prepare Precinct Chairs and volunteers with training and resources to be active in the upcoming legislative session beginning January 14, 2025
Accomplishments and Experience
Experience
- Serving on Plano City Council since 2019
- Successful career in Business, Technology, and Marketing
- Republican Party of Texas Legislative Priorities Committee – 2020 & 2022
- Active advocate for conservative legislation in Austin since 2015
- Alternate Delegate for Donald Trump at 2016 Republican National Convention
- Collin County Republican Precinct 109 Chair from 2017-2020
- State Director for statewide volunteer political advocacy organization
- Volunteer for numerous campaigns
Accomplishments
- Led Property Tax Rally at the Capitol in Austin in 2019 credited with turning the corner to get SB 2 and HB 3 passed in the legislature
- Drove adoption of Emergency Power Reform in the 2020 Republican Party of Texas Legislative Priorities Committee
- Developed and managed social media ads in the 2023 Collin College runoffs for Cathie Alexander and Jay Saad reaching more than 150,000 people with 750,000 impressions
- Helped unite Plano political factions after years of growing division and contentiousness
- Leading effort for DART reform, for which we now have a multi-city coalition
- Repealed controversial Plano Tomorrow Plan
- Initiated development of new Plano Comprehensive Plan and citizen Comprehensive Plan Review Committee
- Initiated Rainy Day Fund for Plano
- Initiated Texas Forever Fest in Plano, commemorating Texas Independence Day and Texas culture and heritage
