The November 3, 2026 Midterm Elections brought Greater Arlington voters to the polls to elect a myriad of officials to represent them in Tarrant County, state government, and at the Federal level.
Provided below are the election results for the Greater Arlington area.
Official county results are canvassed and certified by Tarrant County Elections. Click here for more information.
Statewide results are provided by the Texas Secretary of State. Click here for more information.
TEXAS LEGISLATURE RESULTS
Greater Arlington Texas House Districts
District 92
Candidates: Salman Bhojani (incumbent), J.P. Woodruff
Winner: Salman Bhojani, 67% of the vote (30,501 votes)
Runner-up: J.P. Woodruff, 33% of the vote (15,064 votes)
District 94
Candidates: Cheryl Bean, Katie O’Brien Duzan (no incumbent—open seat)
Winner: Katie O’Brien Duzan, 52% of the vote (36,713 votes)
Runner-up: Cheryl Bean, 48% of the vote (33,259 votes)
District 96
Candidates: Ellen Fleischmann, Ebony M. Turner (no incumbent—open seat)
Winner: Ebony M. Turner, 53% of the vote (39,515 votes)
Runner-up: Ellen Fleischmann, 47% of the vote (35,429 votes)
District 101
Candidates: Junior Ezeonu, no opponent
Winner: Junior Ezeonu, 100% of the vote (46,763 votes)
Greater Arlington Texas Senate Districts
District 9
Candidates: Taylor Rehmet (incumbent), Leigh Wambsganss
Winner: Taylor Rehmet, 51% of the vote (175,288 votes)
Runner-up: Leigh Wambsganss, 49% of the vote (166,711 votes)
District 22
Candidates: David Cook, Amy Martinez-Salas (no incumbent—open seat)
Winner: David Cook, 56% of the vote (186,433 votes)
Runner-up: Amy Martinez-Salas, 44% of the vote (146,611 votes)
TARRANT COUNTY ELECTIONS RESULTS
Tarrant County is the third most populous of Texas’ 254 counties, and the Tarrant County Commissioners Court is its general governing body.
The Court is made up of the County Judge, who is elected countywide and presides over the full Court, and the four County Commissioners, each elected from one of the County’s four precincts.
The four County Commissioners have both countywide and precinct responsibilities. Each Commissioner is responsible for construction and maintenance of County roads within his or her precinct.
Tarrant County Judge
Candidates: Tim O’Hare (incumbent), Alisa Simmons
Winner: Alisa Simmons, 56.4% of the vote (402,291 votes)
Runner-up: Tim O’Hare, 43.6% of the vote (311,040 votes)
Tarrant County Commissioner, Precinct 2
Candidates: Tony Tinderholt, Jared Williams (no incumbent — open seat)
Winner: Jared Williams, 55.4% of the vote (100,575 votes)
Runner-up: Tony Tinderholt, 44.6% of the vote (80,955 votes)
Tarrant County Commissioner, Precinct 4
Candidates: Nydia Cardenas, Manny Ramirez (incumbent)
Winner: Nydia Cardenas, 51.8% of the vote (89,039 votes)
Runner-up: Manny Ramirez, 48.2% of the vote (82,839 votes)
Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney
The Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office prosecutes criminal cases in the county, from misdemeanor theft to capital murder. The office also has a Civil Division that serves as general counsel to the county’s elected officials and appointed administrators, advising them on a wide range of legal questions.
Candidates: Tiffany Burks, Phil Sorrells (incumbent)
Winner: Tiffany Burks, 55.96% of the vote (397,188 votes)
Runner-up: Phil Sorrells, 44.04% of the vote (312,556 votes)
Tarrant County Clerk
The Tarrant County Clerk is the county’s official record-keeper for major life events and property transactions. The office records and issues copies of birth and death certificates, marriage licenses, deeds, oil and gas leases, and powers of attorney, and it processes passport applications.
The Clerk also serves as administrative arm for 15 county courts, keeping criminal, civil, and probate case files.
Candidates: Lydia Bean, Mary Louise Nicholson (incumbent)
Winner: Lydia Bean, 55.8% of the vote (394,717 votes)
Runner-up: Mary Louise Nicholson, 44.2% of the vote (312,614 votes)
Tarrant County District Clerk
The Tarrant County District Clerk is elected to a four-year term and runs most of the business operations for the county’s district courts. That covers 28 elected judges and 22 associate judges and magistrates hearing civil, family, and felony criminal cases.
Candidates: Nathan Smith, Tom Wilder (incumbent)
Winner: Nathan Smith, 56.22% of the vote (398,044 votes)
Runner-up: Tom Wilder, 43.78% of the vote (310,020 votes)