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Meet your candidate for the 325th Family District Court! Andy Griffin is a Fort Worth native, husband, father, and family-law attorney with 18 years of experience helping people through some of the most difficult moments of their lives. His priorities are honesty, compassion, service, impartial application of the law, and making sure every family is treated with dignity. Learn more at andygriffinforjudge.com/.
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Conozca a su candidato para el Tribunal de Familia del Distrito 325. Andy Griffin es un nativo de Fort Worth, esposo, padre y abogado de derecho de familia con 18 años de experiencia ayudando a las personas a atravesar algunos de los momentos más difíciles de sus vidas. Sus prioridades son la honestidad, la compasión, el servicio, la aplicación imparcial de la ley y asegurarse de que cada familia sea tratada con dignidad. Obtenga más información en andygriffinforjudge.com/.
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Hey, Tarrant County. Y’all understood the assignment in July for our TCDP Day of Action, so let’s make that happen again this Saturday, August 22nd.
We have launches all over the county, from Grand Prairie to Euless to Fort Worth to Arlington and beyond. We are hitting the pavement and the doors, but we need your help. So we hope you can spare a few hours Saturday morning. With 77 days to Election Day, let’s meet the moment by showing up and showing out.
We will see you out there!
Sign up for a launch near you:
Arlington: t.ly/wilkespark
Fort Worth, Central: t.ly/racestreet
Fort Worth, South: t.ly/hallmarkpark
Fort Worth, South West: t.ly/chisholmtrailpark
Fort Worth, East: t.ly/EMcCray
Fort Worth, West: t.ly/bowie
Saginaw: t.ly/saginawblvd
Grand Prairie: t.ly/miralagos
Euless: t.ly/bearcreek
Kennedale: t.ly/thrivecoffee
Hurst: t.ly/hurst
Watauga: t.ly/watauga
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We would like to extend a warm congratulations to Arthurine Kamphaus, our newest judicial candidate!
The incumbent in this race left the bench to join the Trump administration, and the temporary appointee's term ends at the end of this year. That means both parties need to select nominees for this bench to appear on the November 3rd ballot and we are SO excited for Arthurine to join our slate of seasoned, dedicated, hardworking judicial candidates.
Arthurine is a long-time Democrat who has spent so much of her time selflessly supporting others, she's an experienced attorney with a law practice in Arlington, and she's consistently dedicated to helping Democrats connect with the Vietnamese community here in Tarrant County.
We are so very grateful for her willingness to step up and serve, and we cannot wait to get her elected.
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The next Governor of Texas will be in town next week! Do not miss this 👇
Fort Worth Rally · Gina Hinojosa for Texas Governor
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Come meet Gina Hinojosa, connect with fellow supporters, and learn how to join our campaign. As governor, Gina will deliver affordable health care, housing Texans can actually afford, stronger public ...4 CommentsComment on Facebook
On this day in 1920, Tennessee became the 36th state to ratify the 19th Amendment, securing women’s constitutional right to vote.
But ratification did not mean equal access to the ballot for everyone. Black women, Indigenous women, Asian American women, and other women continued to face discriminatory laws, intimidation, and blatant barriers designed to keep them from voting.
Importantly, the story of suffrage is a story of progress and perseverance, and also a powerful reminder of the people who refused to accept exclusion and refused to let injustice have the final word.
Now, 105 years later, the fight for voting rights and equal access to the ballot is still very much alive.
So make your voice heard, and go vote early, starting October 19th.
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Meet your candidate for the 323rd Juvenile District Court! Brian Willett is a uniquely-qualified, double-board certified attorney running to bring balanced, community-centered leadership to Tarrant County’s juvenile court. His priorities are accountability, rehabilitation, public safety, support for families, and giving young people a fair opportunity to learn from mistakes and move forward. Learn more at brianwillettforjudge.squarespace.com/
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Conoce a tu candidato para el 323.º Tribunal de Distrito de Menores: Brian Willett es un abogado con una cualificación excepcional, certificado en doble especialidad, que se postula para aportar un liderazgo equilibrado y centrado en la comunidad al tribunal de menores del condado de Tarrant. Sus prioridades son la rendición de cuentas, la rehabilitación, la seguridad pública, el apoyo a las familias y brindar a los jóvenes una oportunidad justa para aprender de sus errores y avanzar. Obtén más información en brianwillettforjudge.squarespace.com/
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