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Monday, May 13, 05:30 pm - May 13: Major Gen Robert Bodisch of the Texas State Guard
Monday, June 10, 05:30 pm - Jun 10: Dr. Everett Piper on America's Universities - Not A Daycare
Monday, July 08, 05:30 pm - July 8: 86th Session Recap
Monday, August 12, 05:30 pm - Aug 12: 10th Anniversary Party for NETTP!
Monday, September 09, 05:30 pm - Sep 9: Massey Campos on Self-Evident Truths
NE Tarrant Tea Party believes in
- Personal Responsibility
- Fiscal Responsibility
- Limited Government
- Rule of Law
- National Sovereignty
- Traditional 2-Party System
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Don't let the name fool you! We are a statewide movement... a group of activists from all across Texas promoting Constitutional governance in every precinct, one voter at a time. Take a look at our Board members and find contact information here.
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It is a citizen's responsibility to provide regular feedback, both positive and negative, to his/her representatives. Here is a helpful list of contact information for NE Tarrant County residents, from city council to President.
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To change your address within Tarrant County, simply complete an online form at this link.
To register to vote from anywhere outside of Tarrant County, download a form at this link and mail it to Tarrant County Elections. (The city library often has the form as well).
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October 21, 2018.
Our Spread The Red rally is over and now the work begins! Get out the vote! We must work diligently not just to vote, but to get others to vote too. Who will you reach out to? Share this voter information with them...
Look up your voter registration and see your sample ballot by clicking here. It will also show you your early voting polling location and your election day polling location.
Early Voting Schedule:
Oct 22-26 (Mon-Fri) - 8am-5pm
Oct 27 (Sat) - 7am-7pm
Oct 28 (Sun) - 11am-4pm
Oct 29-Nov 2 (Mon-Fri) - 7am-7pm
Election Day Schedule:
Nov 6 (Tue) - 7am-7pm
At NE Tarrant Tea Party, we believe that the Republican Party Platform more closely aligns with our core beliefs than the Democrat Party Platform. While we do recommend voting RED all up and down the ballot, there are a couple races that are considered by many to be the exception to the rule. For Texas Land Commissioner and for State Rep of House District 98, consider voting for an alternative candidate or leaving those races blank. There are 4 choices: the Democrat, the Republican, the Libertarian or an under vote (leaving it blank). The Republican will most likely win, but that doesn't mean we have to support him.
NE Tarrant Tea Party believes in
- Personal Responsibility
- Fiscal Responsibility
- Limited Government
- Rule of Law
- National Sovereignty
- Traditional 2-Party System
[READ MORE]
Don't let the name fool you! We are a statewide movement... a group of activists from all across Texas promoting Constitutional governance in every precinct, one voter at a time. Take a look at our Board members and find contact information here.
[READ MORE]
It is a citizen's responsibility to provide regular feedback, both positive and negative, to his/her representatives. Here is a helpful list of contact information for NE Tarrant County residents, from city council to President.
[READ MORE]
To change your address within Tarrant County, simply complete an online form at this link.
To register to vote from anywhere outside of Tarrant County, download a form at this link and mail it to Tarrant County Elections. (The city library often has the form as well).
[READ MORE]
