TARRANT COUNTY, Texas — Tarrant County commissioners will begin debating Wednesday whether to redraw their own precinct boundaries before the 2026 election, according to an item on Wednesday's ...

The Tarrant County Commissioners Court voted 3-2 along party lines to approve Map 7, finalizing new precinct boundaries after a two-month redistricting process.

Tarrant County commissioners adopted new precinct boundaries Tuesday, likely giving the five-member court an additional Republican seat. The new map, presented to the public on May 30, alters the ...

Tarrant County Commissioners are moving forward with plans to redraw precinct boundaries, a process typically reserved for after the release of new census data. The move is drawing criticism from ...

After a heated debate, Tarrant County commissioners voted to move forward with plans to potentially redraw precinct boundaries before the 2026 election. The process doesn't usually happen in the ...

Commissioners have not redrawn their precinct boundaries since 2011. Since then, U.S. Census data indicates the county population has grown by more than 300,000.

Voters present at Tuesday’s meeting voiced concern over new Tarrant County district maps published online. Commissioners will vote on the maps June 3.

The contract would hire the Public Interest Legal Foundation to defend the county in the lawsuit. It's the same conservative ...

Tarrant County would spend up to $30,000 for legal advice and the drawing of potential maps, according to the agenda item. Advertisement The Commissioners Court is made up of three Republicans and ...

Each of the five proposed maps for new precincts in Tarrant County appears to track the boundaries of areas with the highest shares of minority voters, per the latest census data.

Alisa Simmons, Tarrant County Commissioner Precinct 2, listens to a speaker during the weekly commissioner meeting in downtown Fort Worth on Tuesday, March 14, 2023. Redistricting attempts in ...