Watch: People Over Politics

See the Moments That Inspire Us

This video features families directly affected by school crowding, a small shop owner hit by rising costs, and the precinct team that rebuilt a neighborhood watch program. It’s not a speech — it’s proof that organizing at the local level produces concrete change. Watch now and decide what contribution fits your schedule: a donation, a call, or joining a precinct team.

Door knocks, school forums, voter registration drives — images from the campaign trail that show how local effort turns into local outcomes.

Browse a curated gallery highlighting zone teams, classroom visits, and community town halls. Each photo links to a short backstory (50–100 words) explaining the impact of that event and who to contact to get involved locally.

Voices From the District

Real neighbors describing how local organizing solved problems — endorsements and short stories from teachers, pastors, and small-business owners who supported Ryan’s precinct teams.

Marcus Ellery

Small Business Owner, Seguin

“When our storefront was repeatedly targeted for break-ins, Ryan’s neighborhood watch volunteers coordinated with the sheriff’s office and organized night patrols. Within six weeks the incidents dropped and customers started returning. That practical help is why I support his campaign — he acts, not just talks.”

Janet Rhodes

Middle School Teacher, New Braunfels

“Class sizes at my school became untenable. Ryan’s team held three community forums where parents, teachers, and trustees negotiated solutions. Funding priorities shifted and two new aides were assigned. I endorse a campaign that puts clear plans before political promises.”

Marcus Ellery

Small Business Owner, Seguin

“When our storefront was repeatedly targeted for break-ins, Ryan’s neighborhood watch volunteers coordinated with the sheriff’s office and organized night patrols. Within six weeks the incidents dropped and customers started returning. That practical help is why I support his campaign — he acts, not just talks.”

Carmen Alvarez

Precinct Captain, San Marcos

“I started as a volunteer making calls. Six months later I was leading a team of 30. The training process helped me recruit more neighbors and build safe routes for kids walking to school. This campaign turns small commitments into real neighborhood-level change.”

Carmen Alvarez

Precinct Captain, San Marcos

“I started as a volunteer making calls. Six months later I was leading a team of 30. The training process helped me recruit more neighbors and build safe routes for kids walking to school. This campaign turns small commitments into real neighborhood-level change.”

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