In a stunning victory, Democrats swept nearly every race from the statewide level down to countywide offices in Tarrant County, an urban center that was considered a pivotal battleground county this cycle and that has historically been the largest Republican-controlled county in the country. Early vote totals showed a…
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‘Total Repudiation’: Dems Sweep Texas’ Top Battleground Tarrant County in Historic Rout ↗Fort Worth Report · Tue 11:00
Voters choose between O’Hare and Simmons for Tarrant County judge Nov. 3 ↗Fort Worth Report · Tue 11:00
Tarrant County district, county clerks are on the ballot ↗Fort Worth Report · Mon 21:47
As North Texans break early voting records, Tarrant County becomes an election battleground ↗Reason · Fri 03:28
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6The Republican incumbent is a firebrand conservative and veteran of culture war battles. The last Democrat to serve as county judge left office in 1986.
texastribune.org ↗Republican Tim O’Hare and Democrat Alisa Simmons are seeking the countywide seat after four years sharing the dais.
fortworthreport.org ↗It’s Election Day, and residents will vote for who they want to lead the two relatively unknown county level offices.
fortworthreport.org ↗Tarrant County, long considered a political battleground for Texas, had the highest turnout in its history for early voting in a midterm.
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