Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Young Conservatives of Texas (2nd nomination)
There are plenty of sources discussed in the prior discussions, so the question here seems to be what it means for a source to provide |“significant coverage” of an |organization.  The nominator argues that we need reliable sources discussing all of the background of this organization — articles that discuss its founding, structure, etc. — or sources solely devoted to describing the organization.  While I recognize the concern about verifiability, and while of course we should not be discussing anything in the article that we cannot cite to reliable sources, I don’t think an article must describe all elements of an organization in order to be said to have provided significant coverage of that organization.  Moreover, the notability policy makes clear that a source need not be solely devoted to a topic to provide significant coverage.  Rather, it need only provide sufficient coverage to meet the general notability requirements.  This article seems to meet that standard
— User:TheOtherBob, 05:14, 26 February 2020 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:SIGCOV||WP:ORG (Wikipedia:Notability)