Arlington Political Watch Committee
 Updated on Friday, Aug 14, 2026

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2026 Elections Democrat and Republican Candidates
 Updated on Friday, Aug 14, 2026

November 3, 2026 Elections

Texas and Tarrant County centric

Early Voting: October 19-30

 

Democrats Republicans

 

U.S. Senate

James Talarico Ken Paxton

 

Governor

Gina Hinojosa Greg Abbott

 

Lt Governor

Vikki Goodwin Dan Patrick

 

Attorney General

Nate Johnson Mayes Middleton

 

Comptroller

Sarah Eckhardt Don Huffines

 

Railroad Commissioner

Jon Rosenthal Bo French

 

Supreme Court, Chief Justice

Maggie Ellis Jimmy Blacklock

 

 

Texas Senate District 22

Amy Martinez-Salas David Cook

 

Texas House District 92

Salman Bhojani JP Woodruff

 

Texas House District 94

Katie O’Brien Duzan Cheryl Bean

 

Texas House District 96

Ebony Turner Ellen Fleischmann

 

Tarrant County Commissioners Court

Judge

Alisa Simmons Tim O’Hare

Commissioners Court, Precinct 2

Jared Williams Tony Tinderholt

 

County Clerk

Lydia Bean Mary Louise Nicholson

District Attorney

Tiffany Burks Phil Sorrells

District Clerk

Nathan Smith Thomas Wilder

 

Criminal Court No. 5

Julya Billhymer Brad Clark

 

Criminal Court No. 9

Lesa Pamplin Brian Bolton

 

Justice of the Peace Precinct 7

Kenneth Sanders Paige Payne-Neal

 

Note: This list is just a sample of the more than 70 candidates that will be on the ballot on November 3, 2026 county wide. Go to Fortworthreport.org. By: Cecilia Lenzen, May 31, 2026 11:00 am, “More than 70 Races on the Tarrant County Ballot…….”, to see the list of all 70 candidates. Individual Ballots will include only candidates with office jurisdictions pertinent to the voters precinct and districts.

For The New Precinct Chair
 Updated on Friday, Oct 10, 2025

This is the Precinct Chair home page. This article post can be disabled in the backend and replaced with posts that are relevant to your Precinct voters. Election news, political commentary on local, county, state or national issues from your perspective are what should be on the home page of your precinct website. If you have used social media apps, it should be easy to create, edit and post articles on your precinct website. In the future there will be capability to enable feedback on your posts should you choose.

News/Commentary Section Information
 Updated on Friday, Oct 10, 2025

A precinct chair has a tough job - providing election and candidate information at the local level to friends, neighbors and acquaintances can be a daunting task. One of the ways having a precinct website can help is by the News/Commentary section on every registered precinct chair home page. This section provides a consistent place to read relevant articles that you think are interesting for your precinct friends and neighbors to be aware of. This can also be a place where you list articles that friends and neighbors say were interesting to them also. The registered precinct chair can add articles to the home page in the time it takes to copy a link and an article title into a website form. Articles can be added, removed and edited, and you can also upload your own news/commentary to the website in a variety of formats.