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Tim O'Hare has a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. He and his wife, Christen, have four daughters and are active members of First Baptist Grapevine.

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Tim O'Hare has a bachelor's degree in business from the University of Texas at Austin and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. He has a wife, four children, and is a member of First Baptist Grapevine.

Tim is a judge for Tarrant County. He previously served as mayor of Farmers Branch from 2008 to 2011. Before taking public office, he spent more than two decades building a successful law firm and real estate business. He also served as treasurer of the Republican Party of Texas from 2020 to 2021. Tim was appointed by Governor Rick Perry to the State Board of Dental Examiners to help combat Medicaid fraud. He also served as chairman of the Tarrant County Civil Service Commission from 2018 to 2022. 

Tim previously spent more than two decades owning a personal injury law firm and real estate business.

Tim is currently the Tarrant County Judge. He was elected in 2022 and his current term ends in 2027. Before becoming county judge, Tim served as the mayor of Farmers Branch from 2008 to 2011. He was a Farmers Branch city council member from 2005 to 2008.

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Does not want property values to decline because he believes that makes "less desirable people move into the neighborhoods."

- Supports cutting taxes.
- Does not want property values to decline because he believes that makes "less desirable people move into the neighborhoods."

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Believes "destructive, progressive ideology" such as diversity, equity, and inclusion policies have "no place in Tarrant County where we value dignity and ingenuity."

Wants to  "honor God on the county level" through initiatives such as a Ten Commandments Monument on public property, while protecting "religious liberty."

Claims the county government should not fund organizations that teach children to "go advocate for social change."

- Believes "destructive, progressive ideology" such as diversity, equity, and inclusion policies have "no place in Tarrant County where we value dignity and ingenuity."
- Wants to  "honor God on the county level" through initiatives such as a Ten Commandments Monument on public property, while protecting "religious liberty."
- Claims the county government should not fund organizations that teach children to "go advocate for social change."

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Wants to make Tarrant County the "safest large county in Texas."

Claims "law and order will always be a top priority in Tarrant County."

Supports the president's effort to "crack down on the failed immigration policies costing taxpayers billions annually."

Wants people to resist a Democratic campaign to “rid the earth of the white race.”

- Wants to make Tarrant County the "safest large county in Texas."
- Claims "law and order will always be a top priority in Tarrant County."
- Supports the president's effort to "crack down on the failed immigration policies costing taxpayers billions annually."
- Wants people to resist a Democratic campaign to “rid the earth of the white race.”

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Vilifies school curriculum that encourages "diversity inclusion nonsense."

- Vilifies school curriculum that encourages "diversity inclusion nonsense."

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Tim O'Hare

As an attorney, O'Hare researched, drafted, and filed legal documents, and provided defense and counsel to clients, specializing in real estate law.

Supports election integrity reforms like numbered paper ballots and secure custody measures.

As a county commissioner, rejected spending on "bureaucratic perks, consultants, and unneeded programs."