Be an Educated Voter

KNOW YOUR LOCAL CANDIDATES

Get your news from a reputable source. Avoid news on social media. Stay away from extremist groups. Remember Fox news was successfully sued for $787 million dollars for lying to their viewers. OAN and Newsmax have also been sued and/or litigation is still pending. CBS and Paramount are now owned by billionaires (state news) in 2026.

1. Be sure you are registered to vote. Check the rolls. (For reasons why you might have been deleted from the voter rolls, see the rest of this website).

Check your registration and voting locations and sample ballot

2. Find out who represents you.

Who Represents Me

3. View a Sample Ballot
Google “sample ballot Tarrant County” or
This site will also give you the voting locations:
www.Vote411.org

If not registered get the form to vote here:

Voter Registration Form

4. Learn about the candidates:

•LWV Google “League of Women Voters Tarrant “
Nonpartisan
Voters guide
(will be available right before voting, usually by early voting)

League of Women Voters

Ways to get Ready to Vote - LWV

LWV - Voters Guide

Google "who is running for office in Tarrant"

Ballotpedia

How to Vote - what to bring, etc.

Voting Locations

BLUE VOTER GUIDE

Blue Voter Guide

Teachers Guide

US Representatives District Maps

Tarrant County is the most populous county in the United States that is still red.
When Tarrant County turns blue, Texas turns blue.
Biden won Tarrant, Beto won Tarrant but about 5% of Tarrant County Democrats do not vote down the ballot.
When Texas turns blue there will not be another Republican President or Governor for a very long time.
Tarrant and Collin should turn blue in 2024. Denton and Collin Counties have moved a staggering 41 points to the left since 2000, shifting an average of 8.16 points to the left each four-year election.

Track your ballot if you vote by mail to make sure it is counted.

Ballot by Mail Tracker

James Talarico, Texas State Representative and nominee for US Senate (with Josh Lucas and Cindy Stormer)

Gina Hinojosa, Texas State Representative and nominee for Texas Governor

Vikki Goodwin, nominee for Lt Governor of Texas

Nathan Johnson, nominee for Attorney General of Texas

Sarah Eckhardt, nominee for Texas State Comptroller

Ben Flores, Commissioner of General Land

Clayton Tucker, nominee for Agricultural Commissioner of Texas

Jon Rosenthal, nominee for Railroad Commissioner

Chari Kelly, nominee for Texas Supreme Court Place 2

Kristen Hawkins, nominee for Justice Texas Supreme Court Pl 3

Audra Riley, nominee for Judge of Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Place 4. Audra and I worked together in Dallas.

Holly Taylor, nominee for Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9

Judicial Candidates: Lyndsay Newell, Courtney Miller, Kate Kim, Lesa Pamplin, Crystal Gayden, Cindy Stormer. Brian Willett, Fred Howey, Andy Griffin, John Brender, Sergio DeLeon, Kenneth Sanders. (not pictured Marq Clayton, Julya Billhymer, Arthurine Kamphaus).