Voters guide to Tarrant County and Texas primaries
Are you ready to vote?
Candidates have been campaigning for months, hoping to gain your vote in the March 6 primary election.
Now it's time to make your voice heard.
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday.
If you want to catch up on election news, here are some of the election stories the Star-Telegram has published this year.
Issue stories
Can't be bothered on election day? Here's what happens when you don't vote.
Here's what you need to know for the 2018 primary elections in Texas
Republicans dominate Tarrant County and Texas. So why are they fighting?
Democrats are outpacing Republicans in early voting, and the governor sounds worried
Millions of Texans have been giving their power away for decades — by not voting
Could President Trump be the best thing that ever happened to political activism?
One battle ends in Texas when the polls close Tuesday. Then another one quietly begins.
Tarrant County races
2018 primary: Why these 4 Republicans want to become the one 'everybody loves to hate'
Tarrant tax-assessor candidates won't alter registration policy on red-light tickets
Tarrant County tax-assessor hopeful owes tens of thousands to IRS
Wilder, Palomino argue who's best for district clerk
After his marriage is questioned, a Texas politician provides his marriage license
Congressional races
Why do the Republicans who want to replace Joe Barton in Congress keep talking about him?
Does Joe Barton's departure open the door for Democrats in Congressional District 6?
What U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey and his primary opponent say about jobs and immigration
Can Democrats defeat Kenny Marchant? Why 4 candidates see themselves in a 'blue wave'
This Texas congressman votes with Trump, but is he 'Trump enough' for his conservative district?
This congressman called his opponent the dirtiest word in the GOP book — Democrat
Texas House races
How much does a Texas House race cost? This one passed the $1 million mark
Campaign for this Texas House seat turns nasty and costly, drawing more than $500,000.
Ruh Roh. This Texas election went to the dogs.
Is this Southlake state lawmaker getting a dose of his own conservative medicine?
2018 primary: Democrats see opportunity in Texas Senate District 10
Editorial Board Recommendations and Videos
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Geren has a record of working for Tarrant County
Capriglione is a proven conservative choice for Tarrant
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This Democrat would take your call in Congressional District 6
A GOP independent could be a standout for the 6th Congressional District
Anna Tinsley: 817-390-7610, @annatinsley
This story was originally published March 2, 2018 at 1:49 PM with the headline "Voters guide to Tarrant County and Texas primaries."