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View MoreRepublican incumbent Andy Eads leads Democrat Nick Pappas by about 5,800 votes in the Denton County judge race, according to unofficial results. The outcome affects northeast Tarrant residents whose properties fall in Denton County.

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View MoreDemocrat Nathan Smith leads Republican incumbent Tom Wilder by about 83,876 votes in the Tarrant County District Clerk race, according to unofficial results from Tarrant County Elections.

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View MoreRepublican incumbent David Cook holds 297,205 votes in the uncontested Tarrant County Criminal Court-at-Law No. 1 race, according to unofficial results from Tarrant County Elections.

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View MoreBrook Bell, the Republican incumbent, leads with 292,799 votes in the uncontested Tarrant County Probate Court-at-Law Judge, Court 2 race, according to unofficial results from Tarrant County Elections.

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View MoreDemocrat Alisa Simmons beat Republican incumbent Tim O'Hare with 57.2% of the vote on Nov. 3 to become Tarrant County's first Democratic county judge since 1986 and its first Black county judge, taking the presiding seat on the Commissioners Court that sets the county budget and tax rate.

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View MoreJohn Adams unseated Southlake incumbent Matt Bryant in the Tarrant Appraisal District Place 3 race with nearly 59% of the vote. The Place 1 and Place 2 races head to a Dec. 12 runoff after no candidate cleared 50%.

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View MoreThe victories put new leaders in charge of policy – and raise a harder question for the political establishment: whose judgment about viable candidates deserves to be trusted?

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View MoreDemocrat Gina Hinojosa defeated Gov. Greg Abbott on Nov. 3, becoming Texas' first Latina governor and the first Democrat to win the office since 1990. Tarrant County, where early voting surged 47% over 2022, was closely watched as a suburban bellwether.
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