Fort Worth’s political leadership is about to change for the first time in years.
City elections are coming up on May 1, and Betsy Price, Fort Worth’s longest-serving mayor, is not seeking reelection after a decade in office.
Two City Council members are running for Price’s job, and another is retiring, leaving another three seats open on a Council that has not changed since 2017.
Plus, the races are far more crowded than usual. Ten candidates are running for mayor alone. In a city known for its polite, nonconfrontational politics, a shakeup could be on its way.
Ahead of the election, KERA wants to hear from Fort Worth residents. What do you want to change in your community as a result of this election?
Fill out the form below, and a reporter will contact you. You can also leave us a voicemail at (430) 558-1603.
Got a tip? Email Miranda Suarez at msuarez@kera.org. You can follow Miranda on Twitter @MirandaRSuarez.
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