Per H.B. 2626, effective September 1, 2023, political contributions/expenditures reports for those who have not closed their accounts can be found here. Click on the candidates name to see the reports that have been filed. If no report is listed, the campaign accounts were closed prior to the effective publication date.
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Westworth Village contracts election services through Tarrant County Elections Office. Elections are held every May. Information regarding specific election dates will be maintained on this webpage. The outcomes of prior elections can be viewed by election date at the bottom of this page.
The city council will call for the election annually at the January or February council meeting.
- The Mayor and Council places 1, and 5 are elected each odd year, (2025, 2027, 2029...)
- Council places 2, 3 and 4 are elected each even year (2024, 2026, 2028...)
Tarrant County Elections Office selects the polling locations and Westworth Village may or may not be an actual polling location, refer to the published list for actual locations. The list will be posted HERE when it is made available.
An instructional video on how to use the Tarrant County voting machines can be viewed HERE.
Applications for Place on the Ballot:
Applications are available on the Texas Attorney General website or by clicking HERE (when it is available for the next election cycle). This link contains all the necessary forms and deadlines. Schedule an appointment with the City Administrator/City Secretary to turn in your application for placement on the ballot, by calling 817-710-2526 or emailing bbarrett@cityofwestworth.com.
Filling Vacancies
Type A City (Local Gov't Code, Section 22.010)
- Term of office -- 2 years/can opt for up to 4 (Local Gov't Code, Section 22.035)*
- Population -- at least 600 (Local Gov't Code, Section 6.001)
- One vacancy -- city council may fill vacancy by appointment (majority of remaining members, excluding the mayor, make the appointment) until the next regular city election (at which time office will go on ballot for unexpired term, if any) or call a special election to fill the vacancy for the remainder of the unexpired term.*
- Two vacancies at same time -- city council must order a special election to fill the vacancies for the remainder of the unexpired term.*
- A special election ordered to fill these vacancies is governed by Title 12 of Election Code.
- *A 3-year or 4-year term requires adoption by election (Art. XI, Sec.11, Tex.Const.); once adopted, vacancies must be filled by special election. See Art. XI, Sec.11 for details.
Qualifications for Office
Type A City (Local Gov't Code, Section 22.032)
Mayor
- Residence -- 1 year in state prior to the filing deadline; 1 year in city prior to election day
- Age -- 18
- Must be a registered voter in territory elected from by the filing deadline*
Alderman/Councilman
- Residence -- 1 year in state prior to filing deadline; 6 months in the city (or ward) prior to filing deadline (Texas Elec. Code, Section 141.001(a); Brown v. Patterson, 609 SW 2nd 287)
- Age -- 18
- Must be a registered voter in territory elected from by the filing deadline*
Previous Year Election Results
Please click on the election date below for results:
November 3, 2020 (Governor Abbot moved the May 2020 elections to November due to COVID)
If you have any questions, please contact the City Secretary or
Elections Division of the Office of the Texas Secretary of State at 1-800-252-VOTE(8683).