Allison Campolo, who previously served as party chair from 2021 to 2023, was elected to the seat with 90% of votes in a July ...

Allison Campolo, Democratic Party chair, listens to public comment during an Elections Commission meeting on Tuesday, April 25, 2023, at the Tarrant County Administrative Building in Fort Worth. The ...

A second candidate has entered the race for chair of the Tarrant County Democratic Party. Patrick Moses, pastor of First ...

Allison Campolo announces plans to run for Tarrant County Democratic Chair after Crystal Gayden’s resignation. Key goals include flipping Tarrant County blue.

Allison Campolo said she is resigning to make way for other highly qualified people interested in the job. Head of Tarrant County Democratic Party announces she is stepping down Skip to main content ...

Allison Campolo says she's ready to hold the position again. advertisement. ... Campolo said a top goal for the party is to find a new county judge to replace Republican Tim O'Hare.

Two years ago, Beverly Powell and Allison Campolo found themselves on opposite sides of a question dividing Democrats across the country: What kind of Democrat do you want? Powell, a real estate ...

Allison Campolo is president of Tarrant Together. The organization is mailing hand-written letters to Democratic-leaning people who don't vote or don't vote frequently. Democrats see more ...

Three Republican precinct chairs said it’s unlikely Bo French will be forced out despite local, state, federal officials ...

Humanist chaplain Bart Campolo, a former Evangelical Christian youth minister, helps student Allison Rosen, foreground, prepare for a forum discussing race, empathy and faith at the University of ...

Allison Campolo said she is resigning to make way for other highly qualified people interested in the job. Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Head of Tarrant County Democratic Party announces she is ...

Allison Campolo (left) and Beverly Powell (right) are the Democratic candidates vying to unseat incumbent state Sen. Konni Burton, R-Fort Worth (center).