Make Your Voice Heard This Spring – Vote in the Local Elections

It is Time to Get Out and VOTE!

As Fort Worth continues to grow, the leadership guiding that growth becomes more important than ever. This spring, we have an opportunity to elect local leaders who understand the importance of smart development, economic opportunity, and long-term planning.

The Real Estate Council of Greater Fort Worth encourages all members to participate in the upcoming municipal election, where several key positions are on the ballot. Your vote helps shape the future of our city and region.

Election Dates to Remember:

• Early Voting Begins: Tuesday, April 22

• Early Voting Ends: Tuesday, April 29

• Election Day: Saturday, May 3

• Polling Hours: Most locations open from 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  

REC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE Endorses the Following Candidates:

We are proud to support leaders who align with REC’s mission of promoting responsible growth, infrastructure investment, and a thriving economy.

Fort Worth City Council:

• Mayor Mattie Parker

• District 2: Carlos Flores

• District 3: Michael Crain

• District 4: Charles Lauersdorf

• District 7: Macy Hill

• District 8: Chris Nettles

• District 9: Elizabeth Beck

• District 10: Alan Blaylock

• District 11: Jeanette Martinez
  

The elections in Districts 5 and 6 are expected to go to a runoff. Once the top two candidates are determined, The Real Estate Council will conduct interviews and share our recommendation with members ahead of the runoff election.

We generally support incumbents, as they have the deepest familiarity with the city’s development process and a proven understanding of the policies that impact our profession. Their experience ensures continuity, efficiency, and thoughtful decision-making on the issues that matter most to the commercial real estate community.

Tarrant Regional Water District Board:

• Johnathan Killebrew

• Leah King

• Skylar O’Neal
  

Tarrant County College District:

• Veronica Law
  

These candidates understand the vital connection between public leadership and private investment. They have demonstrated a commitment to collaboration and a track record of supporting smart policies that benefit the real estate and development community.

Why It Matters:

City council members and water district directors play a major role in setting policies that affect infrastructure, permitting, land use, workforce development, and economic growth. Your vote helps ensure that experienced, pro-business leadership continues guiding Fort Worth’s future.

Let’s keep Fort Worth moving forward—make a plan to vote and encourage your colleagues and employees to do the same.

For more information on upcoming elections including polling locations, please go to tarrantcountytx.gov/en/elections.

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