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FEDERAL OFFICIALS Office and District: Term and Phone: President FEDERAL OFFICIALS 24 Kenny Marchant (R) 202-225-6605 Comptroller: 4 yr/2018 State Senators: Office and District: Term and Phone: 2313Rayburn House Office Bldg Glenn Hegar (R) 512-463-4000 P.O. Box 12068 www.senate.texas.gov President: 4 yr/2020 Fax: 202-225-0074 P.O. Box 13528 Fax: 512-463-4902 Austin, 78711-2068 Donald J Trump (R) 202-456-1414 Local Office: 9901 Valley Ranch Pkwy E, Ste 3035 Austin, 78711-3528 www.comptroller.texas.gov P O Box 19300 Irving, 75063 972-556-0162 9 Kelly Hancock (R) 4 yr/2018 Washington, DC 20036 www.whitehouse.gov Fax: 972-409-9704 www.marchant.house.gov Commissioner of Agriculture: 4 yr/2018 Fax 512-463-7003 1E.9 512- 463-0109 Email: [email protected] Sid Miller 512-463-7476 Local Office: P O Box 821349 25 Roger Williams. (R) 202-225-7772 P.O. Box 12847 No Richland Hills, 76182 Vice President: 4 yr/2020 1123 Longworth House Office Bldg Austin, 78711 Fax: 972-724-0750 972-724-0066 Mike Pence (R) 202-244-3121 Fax: 202-225-2919 Fax: 512-463-1104 www.texasagriculture.gov Email: [email protected] 212 Russell Senate Office Building Local Office: 115 s Main St General Land Office Commissioner: 4 yr/2018 Washington, DC 20510 www.whitehouse.gov Cleburne, 76033 817-774-2575 10 Konni Burton (R) 4 yr/2018 George P. Bush (R) 512-463-5001 Email: [email protected] Fax: 817-774-2576 www.williams.house.gov Fax 512-475-3745 GE.7 512-463-0110 Stephen F Austin Bldg, Local Office: 933 W Weatherford St, Ste 203 1700 N Congress Ave, Ste 935 U.S. Senators: 26 Michael C. Burgess, M.D. (R) 202-225-7772 Fort Worth, 76102 Austin, Texas 78701 www.glo.texas.gov Washington, DC 20510 2336 Rayburn House Office Bldg Fax: 817-882-8539 817-882-8157 Fax: 202-225-2919 Email: [email protected] Railroad Commissioners: John Cornyn (R) 6 yr/2020 Local Office: 2000 S. Stemmons Frwy Ste 230 P.O. Box 12967 877-228-5740 517 Hart Senate Office Bldg Lake Dallas, 75065 940-497-5031 12 Jane Nelson (R) 4 yr/2020 Austin, 78711-2967 www.rrc.texas.gov 202-224-2934 Fax: 202- 228-2856 Fax: 940-497-5067 www.burgess.house.gov Fax: 512-463-0923 1E.5 512-463-0112 Contact: www.cornyn.senate.gov Local Office: 1235 S Main St Ste 280 33 Marc Veasey. (D) 202-225-9897 Christi Craddick (R) 6 yr/2018 Local Office: 5001Spring Valley Rd Ste 1125E Grapevine, 76051 414 Cannon House Office Bldg Fax: 512-463-7161 512-463-7140 Dallas, 75244 972-239-1310 Fax: 817-488-6648 817-424-3446 Fax: 202-225-9702 Email: [email protected] Fax: 972-239-2110 Email: [email protected] Local Office: 6707 Brentwood Stair Rd, Ste 200 Fort Worth 76112 817-920-9086 Wayne Christian (R) 6 yr/2022 Ted Cruz (R) 6 yr/2018 22 Brian Birdwell (R) 4 yr/2020 Fax: 817-920-9324 www.veasey.house.gov Fax: 512-463-7161 512-463-7131 B40B Dirksen Senate Office Bldg Fax: 512-463-0923 E1.706 512-463-0122 Email: [email protected] 202-224-5922 Fax: 202-224-0776 Local Office: 1315 Waters Edge Dr, Ste 116-2 STATE OFFICIALS Lee Park Tower II Granbury, 76048 Ryan Sitton (R) 6 yr/2020 Local Office: 3626 N Hall ST, Ste 410 Governor: 4 yr/2018 Fax: 817-579-7172 817-573-9622 Fax: 512-463-7161 512-463-7144 Dallas, TX 75219 214-599-8749 Greg Abbott (R) 512-463-2000 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fax: P.O. Box 12428 Fax: 512-463-1849 Austin, 78711 www.governor.texas.gov State Representatives: State Board of Education: U.S. Representatives: 2 yr/2018 P.O. Box 2910 512-463-1000 Commissioner Michael L. Williams Appointed Position Washington, DC 20515 Lieutenant Governor: 4 yr/2018 Austin, Texas 78768-2910 Texas Education Agency Dan Patrick (R) 800-441-0373 www.house.texas.gov 1701 N Congress Ave 512-463-9734 6 Joe Barton (R) 202-225-2002 P.O. Box 12068 Fax: 512-463-0677 Austin, 78701 Fax: 512-463-9008 2107 Rayburn House Office Bldg Austin, 78711-2068 www.senate.texas.gov 90 Ramon Romero Jr (D) 2 yr/2018 Fax: 202-225-3052 Contact: Celia Garza E1.208 512-463-0740 Local Office: 6001 W I-20 Ste 200 Secretary of State: 11 Patricia Hardy (R) 4 yr/2018 Local Office: 1550 W Berry St 900 North Elm 817-598-2968 Arlington, 76017 817-543-1000 Nandita Berry 512-463-5770 Fort Worth, 76110 817-924-6788 Fax: 817-548-7029 www.joebarton.house.gov P.O. Box 12887 Weatherford, 76086 Fax: 817-598-2833 Email: [email protected] Austin, 78711-2887 Email: [email protected] 12 Kay Granger (R) 202-225-5071 Fax: 512-475-2761 www.sos.texas.gov 1026 Longworth House Office Bldg 13 Erika Beltran (D) 4 yr/2018 Fax: 202-225-5683 Attorney General: 4 yr/2018 6108 Red Bird Court 214-333-9575 Local Office: 1701 River Run Rd Ste 407 Ken Paxton (R) 512-463-2100 Dallas, 75232 Fax: 214-339-9242 Fort Worth, 76107 817-338-0909 P.O. Box 12548 Email: [email protected] Fax: 817-335-5852 www.house.gov/granger Austin, 78711-2548 Fax: 512-494-8017 www.texasattorneygeneral.gov 91 Stephanie Klick (R) 2 yr/2018 99 Charlie Geren (R) 2 yr/2018 District Attorney: 4 yr/2018 Contact: Matthew Dowling E2.716 512-463-0599 Contact: GW.17 512-463-0610 Sharen Wilson. (R) 817-884-1400 Local Office: 6851 NE Loop 820, Ste 230 Local Office: 1011 Roberts Cut Off Rd 401 W Belknap St Fax: 817-884-1667 No Richland Hills, 76180 817-281-0079 River Oaks,76114 817-738-8333 Fort Worth, 76196 www.tarrantda.com Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] District Clerk: 4 yr/2018 92 Jonathan Stickland (R) 2 yr/2018 Thomas A. Wilder (R) 817-884-1574 101 Chris Turner (D) 2 yr/2018 Contact: Tony McDonald E1.402 512-463-0522 100 N Calhoun St Fax: Contact: Emily Amps E2.318 512-463-0574 Fort Worth, 76196 [email protected] Local Office: 1600 Airport Frwy, Ste 334 Bedford, 76022 817-283-5300 Local Office: 320 Westway Place, Ste 501 Arlington, 76018 817-459-2800 County Clerk: 4 yr/2018 Email: [email protected] Mary Louise Garcia (R) 817-884-1063 Email: [email protected] 100 W Weatherford St, Rm 130 Fax: 817-884-3295 93 Matt Krause (R) 2 yr/2018 Fort Worth, 76196 [email protected] Your Federal, Contact: Elliott Griffin E2.212 512-463-0562 TARRANT COUNTY OFFICIALS Local Office: 6624 N Riverside Dr, Ste 330 Tax Assessor-Collector 4 yr/2020 State, & FW, 76137 817-847-4900 Commissioners Court: Ron Wright (R) 817-884-1100 Email: [email protected] Tarrant County Administration Bldg 100 E Weatherford St Fax: County 100 E Weatherford St, Rm 502A 817-884-1237 Fort Worth, 76196 [email protected] 94 Tony Tinderholt (R) 2 yr/2018 Fort Worth, 76196 Fax: 817-884-2793 Elected Officials 2017- Commissioners meet each Tuesday at 10 a.m. throughout the Contact: Micah Cavanaugh E1.216 512-463-0624 Sheriff: 4 yr/2020 year. Sessions can be viewed on the Fort Worth City Cable 27 Bill Waybourn (R) 817-884-3099 2020 Local Office: 318 West Main Street, Ste 102 and streaming video can be viewed at www.tarrantcounty.com. 200 Taylor St Fax: 817-212-6987 Arlington, 76010 817-548-9091 Click on Commissioners Court Agenda. Fort Worth, 76102 [email protected] ® Email: [email protected] League of Women Voters County Judge: 4 yr/2018 Justice of the Peace 4 yr/2018 95 Nicole Collier (D) 2 yr/2018 of Tarrant County B. Glen Whitley (R) 817-884-1441 Sub-Courthouse Addresses Contact: E2.508 512-463-0716 100 E Weatherford St Ste 500 Fax:817-884-2793 Local Office: 101 S. Jennings, Ste 103A Fort Worth, 76196 1 Ralph Swearingin (R) 817-884-1395 (rev. 02/13/17) FW, 76104 817-332-1180 Email: [email protected] 100 E Weatherford St Ste 450, Fort Worth, 76196 Email: [email protected] 2 Mary Tom Cravens Curnutt (R) 817-548-3925 P. O. Box 100175 700 E. Abram Ste 200, Arlington, 76010 County Commissioners: 3 Russ Casey (R) 817-581-3625 Fort Worth, 76185 96 Bill Zedler (R) 2 yr/2018 1 Roy Brooks (D) 4 yr/2020 Phone: 817-348-VOTE (8683) Contact: GS.2 512-463-0374 645 Grapevine Hwy Ste 2, Hurst, 76054 6551 Granbury Rd 817-370-4500 4 Jacquelyn Wright (R) 817-238-4425 Local Office: 5840 W IH-20, Ste 110 Fort Worth, 76133 Fax:817-370-4503 6713 Telephone Rd, Lake Worth, 76135 Email: [email protected] Arlington, 76017 817-483-1885 Email: [email protected] 5 Sergio DeLeon (D) 817-884-1438 Web site: www.lwvtarrantcounty.org Email: [email protected] 350 W Belknap St Rm 112-C, Fort Worth, 76196 2 Andy Nguyen (R) 4 yr/2018 6 Gary Ritchie (R) 817-370-4525 97 Craig Goldman (R) 2 yr/2018 700 E Abram St Ste 304 817-548-3900 6551 Granbury Rd, Fort Worth, 76133-4926 Published by the Contact: Rachel Jonkers E2.720 512-463-0608 Arlington, 76010 Fax: 817-212-3056 7 Matt Hayes (R) 817-473-5101 League of Women Voters of Tarrant County Local Office: 4521 So Hulen, Ste 208 Email: [email protected] 1100 Broad St E Ste 202, Mansfield, 76063 Funded through contributions to the FW, 76109 817-920-5912 8 Lisa R.
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