Reform Party of Harris County

Harris County Reform Party
Daring to Explore New Solutions

To the website of the Reform Party of Harris County, Texas, an affiliate of the Texas Reform Party.

Are you tired of choosing "the better of two evils" come election time? Do you feel that the GOP and DEM cater to corporate and special interests and no longer care about you and your family?

In fact, YOU ARE INVITED to join us in our efforts to reform our government from the local to national levels!

The RPHC conducts business regularly online through email and our bulletin board, and has various social and activism gatherings throughout the year , as well as quarterly formal meetings. For more information about events and news, please see our Meetup Group page.

It was great to see such a strong show of support for Kinky Friedman in the election.
The fact that the two independent candidates represented fully a THIRD of the voters is very encouraging to all Texans who believe that the GOP and DEM do not represent the interests of our state.

UHCL Chapter: Pages for the College Reform Party: University of Houston Clearlake Chapter

About the RPHC: Find out more about our growing organization. Why do we call ourselves a "Centrist" political party?

County Platform: The Reform Party of Harris County Platform, including County, State, and National issues.

Editorials: Editorials and opinion letters from members and friends of the RPHC.

Participate!: Learn about participating in our organization, from finding out your precinct and district information, signing up for our announcements list, to signing up as a member, to donating to the party, and everything in between.

Forums: Visit our bulletin board discussion area or sign up for our announcements email list.

News/Events Meetup Group: News and events about local and state activities of the Reform Party. Note that you don't have to register with the Meetup Group, and many of our members haven't, but it helps keep you informed about events.

Promotional Items: Buttons, lapel pins, and more to come! Proceeds fund Reform Party activities.