Republican Tarrant County district attorney candidates explained their different experiences and perspectives on issues facing Tarrant County.
This week — Tarrant County legislators spar over redistricting, the Texas GOP chairman announces his re-election bid, and Sen. Brandon Creighton is appointed to chair another committee.
A half-billion-dollar bond package would be primarily dedicated to streets, but a significant portion would go to parks and recreation. Voters are also asked to approve a tripling of the mayor's and city council members’ salaries.
Though most incumbents received their parties’ nominations on primary day, some will continue to campaign for the May 24 runoff.
Republican candidates Nate Schatzline and Laura Hill compete to fill Texas House District 93 seat being vacated by Rep. Matt Krause.
Powell narrowly won the seat in 2018 and her reelection is unlikely after the Texas Legislature redrew the district to favor the GOP.
Republican candidates Phil Sorrells and Matt Krause will face one another on May 24 to see who will be the nominee for Tarrant County district attorney.
Former Farmers Branch mayor and Tarrant County Republican Party chairman Tim O’Hare defeated retired Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price to secure the Republican nomination.
Republican candidates to replace Rep. Matt Krause answered questions about public education, standardized testing, and school choice at a candidate forum.
Four Republican candidates running to replace retiring Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley answered questions about their plans if they should win the race.
Three Republicans are vying to replace Sharen Wilson as Tarrant County District Attorney – State Rep. Matt Krause, Judge Phil Sorrells, and Judge Mollee Westfall.
Auditors found and removed registrations for more than 200,000 deceased voters, and nearly 450,000 duplicate registrations.
