Last week, Republican Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare questioned the county's proposed early voting locations at colleges.

Elections Tarrant County approves early voting sites on college campuses after intense debate By Cody Copeland Updated September 13, 2024 1:02 PM ...

Tarrant County College canceled a Hispanic Heritage month event due to fears it would violate a state law that bans diversity programs at public colleges and universities.

After Tarrant County Commissioners voted against a list of early voting locations, data shows the polling locations in question serve 10% of voters.

Located in Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant County College offers two aviation associate degree paths and one non-credit program. The school offers both day and night classes. Tarrant County College is ...

Earlier this month, Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare proposed eliminating voting locations at some colleges because of their low turnout and to save costs.

Enrollment is up for most colleges and universities in the Tarrant County area in comparison to 2023. But at the largest institutions — Tarrant County College and University of Texas at ...

The possible cut of early voting sites could include UT Arlington, the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and two Tarrant County College campuses.

GOP bid to remove polling sites from Tarrant County college campuses fails County Judge Tim O’Hare said he proposed the cuts to save costs.

Tarrant County Commissioners Court voted to keep all eight of its early voting sites at colleges Thursday, after Republican County Judge Tim O’Hare challenged some of those locations last week.

Three new proposals from Tarrant County staff would not eliminate early voting sites at colleges, but they would reduce the number of locations.

Students at the Tarrant County College Trinity River East Campus in downtown Fort Worth. The school canceled an Hispanic Heritage Month event, saying it may violate a state law regarding diversity ...