Tarrant County Democrats Take Their Message to the Highways

Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 4, 2026

Tarrant County Democrats Take Their Message to the Highways

Prominent billboards go up with a messaging urging Democratic voters to use their power

FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. 4, 2026 — Tarrant County Democratic Party billboards are going up Monday morning across major Tarrant County highways.

The billboards will stand tall over the county during the final weeks of the election. TCDP has invested tens of thousands of dollars to secure the prominent locations. They are just a portion of a larger, integrated, multi-platform approach the party has initiated, to elect every Tarrant County Democrat on the ballot.

The current billboard locations, comprised of both static and digital locations include:

State Highway 121/183, near Interstate 820
Interstate 20, east of Anglin Road
Interstate 30, near Oakland Avenue
Interstate 35W at Rosedale Street

with more locations and messages coming in the days and weeks ahead.

The billboards are designed to remind Democrats of their collective strength in Tarrant County, while highlighting concerns about reduced polling locations. The messages also speak to frustration over rising costs, economic pressures, and what many voters view as an unfair or fixed system.

Together, the billboards urge voters to recognize their power and make their voices heard at the ballot box.

“These billboards are meant to get people’s attention,” Allison Campolo, Ph.D. Chair of the Tarrant County Democratic Party said. “They are bold, they are direct and they tell voters exactly what we believe.”

Campolo said the party wants Democratic voters to recognize their collective strength across Tarrant County.

“We want people to remember that they are not alone,” Campolo said. “They have neighbors, friends and fellow voters who are ready to stand up and use their power.”

The billboard campaign represents just one element of the Tarrant County Democratic Party’s largest public advertising investment this election cycle. TCDP officials said its donors made the investment possible.

“We are proud of these billboards because they show what Democrats can accomplish when we invest in our party,” Campolo said. “We are putting our message where Tarrant County voters can see it.”

These billboard messages and others will remain visible during the final weeks before the Nov. 3 general election.

###

Help the Precinct Chairs of Tarrant County with a $3 Cup of Joe

The Precinct Chairs in Tarrant County are volunteers that do the ground work for effective change. They knock on doors, make phone calls, and print out educational materials on their own dime. A sustaining $3/month can help off set the costs of being a Precinct Chair. Become a sustaining member today to help push progressive change in Tarrant County.