City Officials
Elected officials for Fort Worth — their promises, tenure record, and accountability.
City Council
Chris Nettles
District 8 Council Member2025-2027
Chris Nettles' platform focuses on progressive advocacy and community representation within Fort Worth's District 8. His campaign priorities emphasize grassroots engagement and addressing the needs of his constituents, though his tenure has been marked by significant controversy and public disputes.
Carlos Flores
District 2 Council Member2025-2027
Michael Crain
District 3 Council Member2025-2027
Michael Crain’s platform centers on fostering a collaborative and bipartisan approach to city governance. His priorities emphasize maintaining functional relationships across the council to navigate the city's legislative challenges effectively.
Jeanette Martinez
District 11 Council Member2025-2027
Charlie Lauersdorf
District 4 Council Member2025-2027
Charlie Lauersdorf's platform centers on the practical challenges of North Fort Worth, specifically prioritizing infrastructure improvements to mitigate traffic congestion and managing the impacts of rapid regional growth. His candidacy has been framed around the necessity of focused representation to handle the logistical demands of an expanding suburban area.
Charles Lauersdorf
District 4 Council Member2025-2027
Charles Lauersdorf's platform centers on fiscal conservatism, specifically prioritizing the reduction of taxes for constituents. Additionally, his campaign has taken a critical stance on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies within the city.
Deborah Peoples
District 5 Council Member2025-2027
Chris Jamieson
District 10 Council Member2026-2027
Chris Jamieson's platform focused on fiscal conservatism, specifically advocating for lower taxes and a business-oriented approach to city management. His campaign emphasized economic growth and a traditional conservative policy agenda for the District 10 seat.
Macy Hill
District 7 Council Member2025-2027
Macy Hill's platform centers on managing the rapid growth of Fort Worth and ensuring the city's infrastructure can support this expansion. Her campaign priorities focus on addressing the practical needs of District 7 residents as the city continues to develop.
Mia Hall
District 6 Council Member2025-2027
Elizabeth Beck
District 9 Council Member2025-2027