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Tarrant County Democrats came together in a BIG way last weekend, March 21💙

Hundreds of delegates helped shape the future of our party at our 2026 County Convention. From longtime convention veterans to first-time attendees, the energy in the room was undeniable. They joined activists ...from across all 254 Texas counties for democratic county convention weekend ⚡

We heard from an incredible slate of candidates and engaged in thoughtful, passionate debate on the issues that matter most to our communities, from AI and emerging technology 🤖 to global conflicts 🌍 to protecting Texas’ natural beauty 🌸

This is what democracy looks like: grassroots voices coming together to build a platform that reflects our shared values. Many of these resolutions are now headed to the state convention in June 🙌

A huge thank you to our Convention Committee and Chairs for organizing such a seamless and inspiring event 👏

📣 Missed it? You still have a chance to be part of the process! Join us at the Texas Democratic State Convention in Corpus Christi, June 25–27

Let’s keep building momentum—together 💪💙

Take a look at the pictures 📸

#TarrantDemocrats #TexasDemocrats #StrongerTogether #BlueTexas

👑 Imagine the type of person it would take to get millions of people, at more than 3,300 events worldwide, to use their day off to protest you? Wait ✋️... oh yeah!!! No imagination needed.

🤝 A cabinet meeting is a formal gathering of leaders who help guide decision-making—and that’s exactly what we held this week.

We brought together our Chairwoman (Allison Campolo Campaign Machine), committee chairs, precinct chairs who also serve as House District coordinators, ...Executive Director (Reyne Telles 4Blue Tarrant-FW-TX) and some key volunteers—all in one room. 🤲🗣

Our focus: electing the full slate of Democratic candidates on the November ballot. 🗳️🔵

The dedication and knowledge in the room was great. We heard from a former candidate on what has worked (and what didn’t), and shared feedback from our current slate of awesome candidates... all to better understand what campaigns need right now. 📣

This is how we build momentum—by connecting, listening, aligning and working together to win. 💪🌊

#TurnTarrantBlue

What she said 👇. The big rally last weeknd + No 👑 King protests across Tarrant County today (Saturday) = awesomeness!

👉 THIS SATURDAY, across the country 🇺🇲 and around the world 🌍, people are rising up to say it loud: we don’t do kings in America. 👑❌

Right here in Tarrant County, rallies are happening in Southlake, Flower Mound, Arlington, Fort Worth, DFW and beyond—and we need YOU ...there. ✊

🎥 Watch this video, taken tonight at our Headquarters, by our Tarrant County Democratic Party Chair, Allison Campolo PhD, as she explains WHY showing up matters right now; for our freedoms, our future and our democracy.

👉 Then, take the next step: find a rally near you and make a plan to attend: nokings . org

This is about standing up for:
🗳️ Free, regular, and fair elections
⚖️ Accountability and rule of law
🇺🇸 A government that answers to the people—not the other way around

Bring a friend. Bring your voice. Be part of something bigger. 💙

#NoKings #TarrantCounty #DefendDemocracy #ShowUp #StrongerTogether

🚨 James Talarico fires back at extremism with something MAGA can’t handle: grace.

After a pastor tied to Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, publicly prayed for his death — Talarico responded:

✝️ “Jesus loves. Christian Nationalism kills. You may pray for my death, ...Pastor, but I still love you.”

💥 Let that sink in.

While extremists spew hate, our Texas Democrat meets it with faith, compassion and strength.

🗳️ This is the contrast on the ballot.
💙 This is the leadership we’re fighting for.

👉 If you believe love > hate, SHARE this.

Tarrant County Democratic Convention

Tomorrow is the big day! Here is your itinerary so you're prepared 🤓

We are expecting 500 delegates so be sure to leave plenty of time for check-in!

The address is 1000 Montgomery Street. Park in lot 19, come to the Medical Education and Training building via the Bunting ...Ave entrance. Come at 9am to get started!

We will gavel down at 10am and start the morning hearing from our elected officials and recognizing our candidates! We'll also go over the logistics and rules of the day, so the morning is where we set all the guidelines for the working meeting.

We'll break for lunch (provided by TCDP) at 12 and then reconvene at 1pm to get to work. When we're done voting on all of the rules and resolutions submitted by delegates then the day is a wrap!

It's going to be a great day of having a say in our party and shaping the future.

If you haven't signed up yet, you still can! 👉 www.texasdemocraticconvention.com

In 1988, Commissioner Bagsby made history as the first woman and the first African American elected to the Tarrant County Commissioners Court. For 16 years, she served Precinct 1 with a legendary straight-shooting style and an unwavering commitment to those in need.

She famously said:
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"A community is only as good as the people who work and serve it, and there is always work to be done."

From her work in education and public health to her advocacy for youth, her legacy lives on in every corner of our county - and in the Southwest Sub-Courthouse that now proudly bears her name.

Today, we stand on her shoulders as we continue the work of building a more representative and just Tarrant County.

Thank you, Commissioner Bagsby, for leading the way.