Today, I’m not writing as a candidate or as your elected official.
I’m writing as a mom.
My youngest son is a Captain in the United States Marine Corps. He chose to serve this country and every Veterans Day, that choice sits differently in my chest than it does on any other day.
I know what it means to watch someone you love put on a uniform. To be proud and grateful and a little scared, all at the same time.
There are thousands of families in Tarrant County who know that feeling all too well. Families with veterans who came home, and those who didn’t. Parents, spouses, siblings who waited.
This county owes them more than a day. We owe them leadership that actually shows up for housing, for healthcare, for the systems that are supposed to have their backs the way they’ve had ours.
As your next County Judge, I’m excited to get to work. My team and I are already developing policies and improvements to benefit every family in Tarrant County, and the past few days have been full of interviews and conversations about the future.
This @FOX4 clip is just one of many covering the changes coming to our community. Stay tuned, and keep sending us your ideas on how we can serve you and your neighbors.
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Alisa Simmons’s predecessor, Tim O’Hare, drew her out of her commissioners court seat. He diluted the power of Black Tarrant County voters, then he took their polling places away. On Tuesday night, Simmons took his job. This win is so so sweet, y’all.
Share your priorities in the comments below. Let’s build a future for Tarrant County that works for all of us.
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The people have spoken. They want a county government that actually shows up for them on housing, on healthcare, and on how their tax dollars are spent.
As your County Judge, that’s exactly what I will do.
The people will not be silenced.
For years, they said Tarrant County was a lost cause. They said the numbers didn't add up, that the map was too red, that it couldn't be done.
Last night, you proved every one of them wrong.
This victory is not mine. It belongs to every person who knocked a door, who texted a stranger, who showed up to a meeting after a long day of work, who prayed, who gave, who refused to give up.
Democrats in Tarrant County worked together. We were cohesive. Unified. Up and down the ballot we helped each other, we lifted each other, and we won together.
I ran for office to serve, not to fight.
And I am grateful to God that the people of Tarrant County have given me the opportunity to do exactly that.
🙏🏾Thank you. From the bottom of my heart. Now, let’s get to work delivering for the people.
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Matt Krause told us exactly why he wanted to redistrict Tarrant County: I wanted a 4-1 Court.
@mentack came to Court and spelled out what was coming.
Voters heard Matt (sarcasm) and Mendi (legit). They ignored Tim’s call for a R majority
So let it be written
So let it be done
The first woman to serve as Tarrant County Judge is a Black woman, Alisa Simmons.
Tiffany Burks is the first Black woman to be elected as the Tarrant County District Attorney.
Celina Vazquez is the first Hispanic woman to serve as a Justice of the Peace in Tarrant County.
Arthurine Kamphaus is the first Asian woman to serve on a judicial bench in Tarrant County.
You did that, Tarrant. You elected leaders who look like this county.
Before I ran for office, I spent more than two decades in public safety.
I know what it means to be the voice on the other end of a 9-1-1 call. I know what our officers need, and I know what our communities deserve.
Look! I am the only candidate in this race with a 22-year career in Public Safety.
Safer communities are built from the inside out. Fully funded law enforcement and fire departments with the right equipment. Mobile crisis teams that respond before a mental health call becomes a tragedy. A mental health diversion center and a county jail that both holds people accountable, not just holds people.
That is the public safety I believe in.
Election Day is TODAY, November 3rd.
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Here is the WHOLE TRUTH about bulletproof vests.
THREE times, I have voted YES on every item related to protective equipment for our Sheriff's Office…from head-to-toe.
Body armor.
Tactical shields.
Helmets.
Gas masks.
Communication headsets.
Night vision goggles.
Infrared lasers.
Full tactical gear, head-to-toe.
MY RECORD:
• June 18, 2024 — YES.
• January 13, 2026 — YES.
• June 9, 2026 — YES.
That is my record. That is who I am.
On August 15, 2023 there was a vague agenda item. I requested data, costs, current inventory. I received nothing. I firmly believe that asking the right questions before spending public funds is not obstruction, it is exactly what you sent me to that court to do on your behalf.
“Nowadays where a lie is the truth and the truth is a lie, we need someone with integrity that’s going to stand up and uphold the Constitution.
And we can find that in Alisa Simmons.”
Thank you to my friend State Representative @NicoleCollier95 for the support.
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Tim O’Hare had his chance.
Now, Tarrant County residents get theirs.
Today is the day! Polls are open until 7PM.
This is the moment we’ve been working toward.
YOU decide the future of Tarrant County.
#VoteAlisaSimmonsForCountyJudge
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