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The Economy
An economy that works for working families — fair wages, fair housing, and lower costs.
Module Gallery
Every section, in one place.
A live reference of every building block you can add to a page. The eyebrow on each section names the module it is.
Hero
Hero module.
Big lead section: eyebrow, headline, intro, a CTA, and a photo.
Bio Preview
Bio module.
A portrait beside a short intro and a button. Good for a 'meet the candidate' teaser.
Learn moreThis is the pull-quote module — a big speech-bubble quote beside a photo.
Priorities (cards)
All priorities Priorities module — cards.
Pulls from your Issues. Also has a detailed 'list' layout.
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Affordable Health Care
Lower the cost of care and protect the health programs working families count on.
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Defending Democracy & Fair Elections
Voters should choose their leaders — not the other way around.
News (teaser)
All news News module — teaser.
Jun 28, 2026
‘We’re here to save the damn country’: Gene Wu launches the New Southern Strategy
Wu organized the “New Southern Strategy” — Democratic legislators from across the South coordinating on voting rights and redistricting — and notched an early win when Georgia dropped its mid-decade map.
Read moreJun 8, 2026
Texas leader Gene Wu sounds alarm on rising Asian hate
At Chinese for Affirmative Action’s Celebration of Justice in San Francisco, Wu warned 400 attendees that Asian Americans are under attack — and that silence is no shield.
Read moreMay 15, 2026
Texas Supreme Court rejects Abbott effort to remove Democrats from office
The all-Republican court refused Abbott’s bid to expel Wu and the Democrats who broke quorum, finding the standoff had already resolved itself when they returned.
Read moreStats
Stats module.
- 7
- Terms in the Texas House
- 14+
- Years serving District 137
- 137
- House district, Southwest Houston
- Dozens
- Bills authored or co-authored
Image + Text
Image + text module.
A generic photo-beside-copy block with an optional button. Reusable anywhere.
ButtonCTA banner module.
A bold full-width call to action with one button.
Endorsements (grouped)
Endorsements module.
Organizations
AFL-CIO Texas
Asian American Democrats of Texas Caucus (AADT)
Asian Americans Democratic Club - Texas Chapter
Asian Texans For Justice Action Fund
Emgage Action
Houston Federation of Teachers
Latinas United PAC
Lone Star Left
Planned Parenthood Texas Votes
Secular Houston
Sierra Club
Texas AFT (American Federation of Teachers)
Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation
THE KICK Enterprise Club
Turn Texas Green
Milestones
Milestone / timeline module.
A row of marker + date + title + body beats.
- 01August 2025
Led the walkout.
When Democrats needed someone to break quorum and stop a redistricting power grab, Gene led the caucus out of the chamber — and out of the state — to protect voters from being erased.
- 02Fall 2025
Held the line.
When the legal attacks came — personal, aimed at removing him from office, designed to break the resistance — he didn't flinch. He kept showing up. He kept fighting.
- 03May 2026
Won the fight.
The case was decided. The Constitution held. The seat stays. Now the work of representing District 137 — and of being a national voice against bullies — continues.
Video
Video module.
Paste a YouTube or Vimeo link — it embeds responsively.
Quote Carousel
Quote carousel module.
“Gene shows up and gets it done.”
A Supporter
District 137
Events
Events / RSVP module.
Upcoming events with date, location, and an RSVP button.
Tue, Sep 15, 2026 · 6:30 PM
Town Hall in Sharpstown
Sharpstown Community Center
Meet Gene and ask questions.
Sat, Oct 3, 2026 · 9:00 AM
Block Walk Kickoff
Campaign HQ
Coffee, then knock doors.
Take Action
Take action module.
A heading + intro and a set of action links.
Text / Prose
Rich text module.
This is the prose module for long-form copy.
Separate paragraphs with a blank line. Great for 'the full story', about copy, or any narrative section.
Results
Accomplishments module.
Dismantled the school-to-prison pipeline
Authored multiple pieces of legislation pulling kids out of the juvenile justice system and back into schools — confronting the root causes that lead to mass incarceration.
Comprehensive CPS reform
Passed sweeping reform of Texas Child Protective Services to drive accountability into a system that for too long failed the kids it was built to protect.
Guardian Ad-Litem in court
As an attorney, represents minors in court in criminal and CPS cases — applying decades of frontline experience to the legislative work in Austin.
Health & human services funding
Sits on Article II of the Appropriations Committee — directing funding for Medicaid, mental-health services, and the family safety net Texans count on.
Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee
Bringing professional experience as a former Harris County prosecutor and current attorney to the committee responsible for kids' and families' welfare in Texas.
State Child Fatality Review Team
Appointed to the body that investigates child deaths and recommends statewide policy reforms to prevent them.
Houston AAPI advocacy
Proud advocate for the AAPI community across Texas — confronting anti-Asian discrimination on the House floor and in committee.
OCA-Greater Houston Advisory Board
Serves on the board of the Houston chapter of OCA — Asian Pacific American Advocates.
Chinese Community Center Advisory Board
Helps guide one of Houston's most important community institutions serving the Chinese and broader AAPI community.
Baker-Ripley Neighborhood Centers
On the advisory committee of Baker-Ripley — Houston's largest community development nonprofit serving Southwest Houston families.
Texas Access to Justice Commission
Appointed by the Texas Supreme Court to expand access to civil legal services for low-income Texans.
Appropriations Committee
Helps shape the state budget — every dollar Texas spends on schools, health care, and public safety crosses this committee.
Highlights
Highlights module.
- Authored landmark juvenile justice reforms dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline
- Passed comprehensive Child Protective Services reform
- Sits on the Appropriations Committee — directing health & human services funding
- Leading legislative voice against anti-AAPI discrimination in Texas
- Appointed to the Texas Access to Justice Commission and the State Child Fatality Review Team
Funds Grid
Funds grid module.
Re-election
Paid media, mail, digital, and GOTV.
District organizing
Staff, events, and voter contact.
Donor Tiers
Donor tiers module.
- $25FriendUnderwrites a block of outreach.
- $100SupporterFunds a day of phone-banking.
- $250SustainerPowers a community event.
Major-donor questions? gene@genefortexas.com.
Contact
Contact module.
Copy beside the email + mailing address from Site Settings.
- Gene Wu for State Representative
PO Box 742442
Houston, TX 77274
Signed Note
This is the signed-note module.
A personal message with a signature line below.
Gene Wu
State Representative, District 137
Volunteer
Tell us how you can help
Pick anything that fits — we'll take it from there.
Donate
Donate module.
Copy beside an ActBlue amount picker (amounts from Site Settings).
Press / In the news
Press logo bar module.
Houston ChronicleTexas TribuneHouston Public MediaThe Texas Signal
Social Proof
Already
1,240
neighbors have joined the campaign
A supporter/volunteer count — set a number, or pull it live from the CRM (it hides itself until you cross a threshold).
Goal Thermometer
Goal thermometer module.
$32,000of $50,000
64% there90 days left
A progress bar toward a dollar or sign-up goal, with an optional deadline countdown.
Brief
Brief — sourced points.
A clean grid of facts or threats, each with an optional source link.
Supporters wall
Supporters wall module.
A static grid — every supporter visible at once (great for a coalition).
“A short line of support shown above the name.”
“Photos are optional — a monogram shows when there's none.”
Mark your calendar
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Questions?
Voting FAQ
The quick answers most people need before they vote.
Am I registered to vote?
Check your status at VoteTexas.gov in under a minute. The deadline to register for November is October 5.
Where do I vote?
During early voting you can vote at any location in Harris County. On Election Day you vote at your assigned precinct — look it up at HarrisVotes.com.
What do I need to bring?
One of Texas's seven approved photo IDs — a driver's license, Texas ID, U.S. passport, military ID, and more.
Pass it on
Tell three neighbors.
The fastest way to grow this campaign is you. Send it to three people who live in District 137.
Add your name
Pledge to vote for Gene.
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Make it official — and we'll make sure you have everything you need to vote.
Lend a hand
Pick a shift.
Pick a time that works — bring a friend.
Get a Gene Wu yard sign
Put Gene on your lawn. Chip in $10 to cover your sign — and help power the campaign.
Mark your calendar
Key dates
- Oct 5Register / update by
Be registered at your current address by the deadline (~30 days before). [Confirm exact date with Harris County.]
- Oct 19–30Early voting
Vote early at any location in Harris County — usually the fastest option. [Confirm exact dates.]
- Nov 3Election Day
Polls open 7 AM–7 PM. Vote at your assigned precinct.
Bring a photo ID
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