US Mid-Term Election Tour

Texas. It is the second largest state in the United States. And, it's poised to elect its first Democratic United States Senator in a generation. If it does, the United States Senate will likely become Democratic.

Enter James Talarico. A state representative who shot to national prominence with a new brand of message for the Democratic Party grounded in the Christian faith. Harnessing the power of social media, Talarico is emerging as a new hope for the party: one of the most exciting rising stars since Barack Obama.

We expect Texas to draw some of the biggest names in American politics - Donald Trump, JD Vance, Gavin Newsom, Barack Obama - and others holding rallies to get out the vote in the closing days of the campaign.

Texas is big. And, if it becomes competitive at the Presidential level, it changes the game. This race could be the first step in that change.

At the center of it all is Austin: the state capital, a tech hub, a cultural hotspot, and the likely location of the best election night parties in the nation.

So, come to Texas and get a front-row seat to the final days of a high-stakes American election. We'll go to the rallies. We'll have speakers on the front lines of the campaigns. We'll observe the voting. And, we'll go to the parties. So, join us in Texas for the most pivotal American Mid-Term election ever.

Itinerary

30 October: Arrive in Austin + Opening Reception
31 October – 2 November: Attend campaign rallies and events, with possible volunteer opportunities
3 November: Election Day! Visit polling stations, speakers program, lunch & an election night party
4 November: Depart

Included

• Downtown Austin hotel (5 nights)
• A welcome reception
• Breakfast included every morning
• Transportation to campaign events & volunteer activities
• A speakers program with prominent strategists and journalists (lunch provided)

We have been running election tours since 2016. We've seen rallies featuring President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden, President Barack Obama and many others.

Make your plans now. Texas. Oct. 30-Nov. 4, 2026.