In addition to presidential and statewide candidates, several county-level positions will be on the ballot March 5. Voters will have a chance to weigh in on which local candidate will represent their political party in the November election.
The details
According to the Texas secretary of state office’s website, local elected positions and the individuals who filed and are in contested races are as follows:
Tarrant County sheriff
- Patrick Moses (Democrat)
- Indya Murray (Democrat)
- Bill Waybourn (Republican, incumbent)
- KC Chowdhury (Democrat)
- Rick Barnes (Republican)
- Wendy Burgess (Republican, incumbent)
- Marquetta Clayton (Democrat)
- William Knight (Republican)
- Glynis McGinty (Republican)
- Sam Eppler (Democrat)
- Francine Ly (Democrat)
- Beth Van Duyne (Republican, incumbent)
- Ernest Lineberger III (Democrat)
- Scott Armey (Republican)
- Neena Biswas (Republican)
- Vlad De Franceschi (Republican)
- Brandon Gill (Republican)
- John Huffman (Republican)
- Luisa Del Rosal (Republican)
- Jason Kergosien (Republican)
- Joel A Krause (Republican)
- Doug Robison (Republican)
- Mark Rutledge (Republican)
- Burt Thakur (Republican)
- Rayna Glasser (Democrat)
- Brandon Hall (Republican)
- Pat Hardy (Republican)
- Michelle Beckley (Democrat)
- Denise Wooten (Democrat)
- Carlos E. Andino Jr. (Republican)
- Ben Bumgarner (Republican, incumbent)
- Vincent Gallo (Republican)
- Mitch Little (Republican)
- Kronda Thimesch (Republican, incumbent)
- Scott Bryan White (Democrat)
- Giovanni Capriglione (Republican, incumbent)
- Brad Schofield (Republican)
Feb. 5: Last day to register to vote or change your address
Feb. 20: First day of early voting
March 1: Last day of early voting
March 5: Primary election day
