A Note From Your Precinct Chair
 Updated on Thursday, Sep 17, 2026

Welcome to the home page for Precinct 4065 and welcome to other Tarrant County precincts in House District 99! You are welcome here too! I am so glad you are here! I am Katheryn Moore, your Precinct Chair, for the Tarrant County Republican Party. Please visit often to stay abreast of current civic events and news.

Ways to Stay in Touch

Have questions that you need answered?

Email at KatherynMoore@yahoo.com. 

Facebook page here: Tarrant County Precinct 4065   Telegram: https://t.me/+bmj-YFTDhso4NmRh

Election Information:

Our next election is our Mid-Term Election on November 3, 2026, but early voting begins on October 19-October 30, 2026.   Your ballot will be long and it is important that you vote for each position.   

You can look up your ballot here: Tarrant County Voter Lookup. 

Voting locations here: Current Election Information (tarrantcountytx.gov)

 Election information for 2026 can be found here: Current Election Information 

Scroll down below to see who is on your ballot! 

Help Us In Our Local Conservative Movement!
 Updated on Thursday, Sep 17, 2026

You are always welcome to stop by  Tarrant County Republican Headquarters at 201 N. Rupert Street in Fort Worth, Tx. 76107. Our phone number is:  817-595-0303

Yard signs are available for most candidates. Stop by and pick some up or reach out to me and I can see if I can drop some off. 

Have a specific campaign you would like to volunteer for? Great! Reach out to me at katherynmoore@yahoo.com or our GOP Headquarters and we will help you get connected. 

UPCOMING MID-TERM ELECTION DATES

Candidates on Your Ballot
 Updated on Thursday, Sep 17, 2026

Conservatives Have Kept Taxes Lower in Tarrant County and the State
 Updated on Wednesday, Sep 16, 2026

Benefits From Our Local Conservative Elected Officials

Locally, we have benefitted from having conservative leadership. County Judge Tim O'Hare and Commissioner Ramirez have lowered property taxes for the fourth year this year while also keeping our budget balanced. Justice of the Peace Chris Gregory has eliminated 8700 Civil and Criminal backlog cases and arrest warrants on Class C Misdeanors and returned $153k to the County Taxpayers. Our conservative judges have put criminals behind bars and kept them off the street while also keeping their cases processed in a reasonable amount of time. 

Our State Representatives 

Our state representative is Charlie Geren and our state senator is now Democrat Taylor Rehmet. We have another election for this position in November and Republican Leigh Wambsganss will be on the ballot. Please vote to get a Republican back in Senate District 9. 

Republican Vs. Democrat: What is the Difference? 

What is the difference in our two parties? Republicans are for limited government, lower taxes, supporting the police, protecting children, supporting good education systems, and more. Nationally, since a Republican has been back at the White House and we have a Republican controlled Congress, we have seen: Tax Cuts, Immigration Enforcement, Reduced federal spending, lower prescription drug prices, Tax provisions affecting tips, overtime, seniors, and families. 

Our State Legislature

The Texas State Legislature meets every other year for 140 days. Session will begin again on January 12, 2027 and will continue through May. It will be the 90th session of our Texas Legislature. To watch the Texas House of Representatives during live session click the link below.

https://www.house.texas.gov/videos/21052

News/Commentary Section Information
 Updated on Tuesday, Apr 28, 2026

To follow the Texas Legislature, you may do so at http://capitol.texas.gov.

In addition to tracking specific legislation, this is the website to watch committee meetings or floor sessions for both the House and Senate.

Your federal members of Congress are below: 

U.S. Representative Craig Goldman (202) 225-5071

U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R) (202) 224-2934     

U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (R) (202) 224-5922     

Governor of Texas Greg Abbott (R) (512) 463-2000       

What is really happening in Austin?

Check out these links:

Commentary on our legislators by a watchdog organization: Grassroots Priorities: Republican Priorities

88th Texas Legislative Session Overview (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=e03f0248d4&e=fa70a0f8e1) 

Watch Texas House (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=8000ea0269&e=fa70a0f8e1) 

Watch Texas Senate (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=f03d4fa29c&e=fa70a0f8e1) 

Texas Legislature Online (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=8e3c553b82&e=fa70a0f8e1)

The Republican Party of Texas Legislative Priorities (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=9ce7839451&e=fa70a0f8e1)

88th Legislative Priorities Bill List (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=80e5be769b&e=fa70a0f8e1)

Read TX GOP Legislative Priorities Reports (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=4fac915b7b&e=fa70a0f8e1)

Sign up for the Legislative Priorities Report (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=9dfd3b0e9d&e=fa70a0f8e1)

Who represents me (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=0314325a94&e=fa70a0f8e1)? 

Elected Officials and Office Holders (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=f6fae261c8&e=fa70a0f8e1)

The Texan (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=d7cbe265ab&e=fa70a0f8e1)

Texas Scorecard (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=5c3a55c4a5&e=fa70a0f8e1)

Sign up for the Texas Minute (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=638a01de2d&e=fa70a0f8e1)

Transparency USA (https://facebook.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bb23eff854365df5a40f4d21e&id=ec12ee4176&e=fa70a0f8e1)

Lt. Governor  Dan Patrick (R) (512) 463-0001       

State Board of Education, District 11 Brandon Hall ( R) Main (512) 463-9007 

U.S. House , District 12 Craig Goldman (R) Congressional Switchboard (202) 225-5071  

Texas Senate , District 9 Taylor Rehmet (D) Capitol Switchboard (512) 463-4630   

Texas House , District 99 Charlie Geren (R) Capitol Switchboard (512) 463-4630   

Speaker of the Texas House Dustin Burrows (R) (512) 463-1000

To evaluate how your representative is doing on a conservative scale, please see these resources: 

https://index.texastaxpayers.com/legislative-sessionsfbclid=IwAR3Sa2ThYoFKJLbyM_dcbr_hcgoKCkI0chPdt964keBxycutrhaEAjcInCk_aem_AbpBmOO5VxEfzT8VIkMspqGcdutgZwISEDA8s9MzbWuA4vtcUl3htl8_tJb5vk0rP-8

and 

https://grassrootspriorities.com/rice.php

and

https://www.texaspolicyresearch.com/floor-reports/2025-03-05/senate/