Tarrant County Elections Administrator Heider Garcia said differences with newly elected Judge Tim O’Hare influenced his decision to resign.
Allison Campolo, President of the Tarrant County Democratic Party, said she had no warning of Garcia’s decision.She said she did speak with Garcia briefly after getting word of his resignation. She told NBC 5 he did not say much more to her than what was already in the resignation letter.
“He really didn’t say much, just that he’s no longer able to work with Judge Tim O’Hare and that was it,” she said.“We need folks to keep their eyes open, their ears open for who Judge O’Hare’s picks might be,” said Campolo.“Garcia has provided transparency in voting processes and has communicated those voting procedures clearly to the public.”In February, O’Hare
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