6 Effective Ways to Advocate for Better Traffic Safety in Your North Texas Neighborhood
Learn six practical ways to document street hazards and organize neighbors. Ask local...
Principal Public Policy Analyst
Texas public priorities and civic decision frameworks
Rachel Whitcomb is a Principal Public Policy Analyst who evaluates Texas priorities from first principles: public purpose, authority, cost, and measurable civic benefit. Based in Dallas, she translates legislative debates and local service demands into clear trade-offs for voters, volunteers, and community leaders following Jan McDowell’s public positions.
MPA; BA in Political Science
Learn six practical ways to document street hazards and organize neighbors. Ask local...
Learn how Texas municipal bond propositions affect debt, taxes, and repayment—and what to...
Use seven practical at-home actions to help Jan McDowell’s congressional campaign through...
Plan a welcoming candidate meet-and-greet with practical steps for invitations, ground...
See how North Texas can coordinate roads, water, public services, and budgets before...
Jan McDowell explains how no-bid contracts can weaken Texas oversight and raise costs....
A civic opinion on why North Texas leaders must listen across party, language, and income...
Opinion on key Texas voter priorities: fiscal accountability, basic services, voting...
Explore seven North Texas community priorities, from tax accountability to voter access....
See how city, county, and school board choices affect taxes, roads, safety, schools, and...
A civic case for Texas climate action, explaining greenhouse gases, renewable energy, the...