Matt Krause
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Nov 2, 2026
EJ CarrionHOST
That's going Dem.
EJ CarrionHOST
Matt Krause.
EJ CarrionHOST
That's going R.
EJ CarrionHOST
Which is another strategy.
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EJ CarrionHOST
Not a single person fought against this up there on this council.
EJ CarrionHOST
Another missed opportunity.
EJ CarrionHOST
Well, when you got Elizabeth Beck going to the Fort Worth report summit to talk about data centers with Matt Krause, And she's over here saying, I like how the same people who complain about ChatGPT use ChatGPT for their talking points.
Wesley KirkHOST
Who does? She talks about how it's inevitable, and we've always had
EJ CarrionHOST
Right.
EJ CarrionHOST
Is that Matt Krause is up there by himself.
EJ CarrionHOST
And he's like, he tries to do the Matt Krause stuff.
EJ CarrionHOST
He tries to be like, well, you know, Kim Horton to the law of whatever, whatever.
EJ CarrionHOST
And I'm just going to sit in there and be like, shut your ass.
EJ CarrionHOST
And so I think what I was impressed was the leadership of the people in the dais because what happened.
Wesley KirkHOST
So the Republicans, well, Matt Krause and Tim O'Hare suggested removing 817 entirely from the proclamation.
Wesley KirkHOST
And then Manny Ramirez voted with them to go ahead with that.
Wesley KirkHOST
And Lisa Simmons spoke up saying like, no, no, no.
Wesley KirkHOST
He was on the LULAC episode.
Wesley KirkHOST
He went up and he rejected the proclamation, saying, if we're not getting honored together, it's not an honor at all.
Wesley KirkHOST
And then Matt Krause was like, hey, hey, we're still in favor of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Wesley KirkHOST
And then Gabe from Northside Community got up there and was like, we see right through you.
Miranda SuarezHOST
welcome back to north texas now i'm miranda suarez
Ron CorningHOST
and i'm ron corning as we mentioned at the top of the show tarrant county will not have to restore those 92 polling places that republican commissioners voted to cut for the upcoming election
Miranda SuarezHOST
a group of current and former fort worth elected officials including city council member deborah peoples sued over the cuts they allege they were made disproportionately in black and latino areas
Ron CorningHOST
So yesterday, a judge denied the request to reinstate the polling places without explanation.
Ron CorningHOST
So we understand there were four hours of testimony yesterday, including from elections administrator Clint Ludwig, the guy who actually put this list of polling locations together.
Ron CorningHOST
What was his rationale?
Penelope RiveraCORRESPONDENT
Right, so Ludwig said that he chose this map based on input from commissioners after the first time when they were going to cut 50% of voting locations.
Penelope RiveraCORRESPONDENT
And he said that it was supposed to be to where they're close to public transportation places, but that each polling site wasn't too close to each other.
Ron CorningHOST
Fort Worth City Council member Deborah Peoples, along with three current and former officials, are suing Tarrant County's Republican commissioners and elections administrator to stop the approved list of polling sites for the midterm elections.
Miranda SuarezHOST
Peoples, in her capacity as a private citizen, filed the lawsuit against County Judge Tim O'Hare, Commissioners Matt Krause and Manny Ramirez, and Elections Administrator Clint Ludwig.
Miranda SuarezHOST
The lawsuit comes one month after Republican County Commissioners approved Ludwig's list that eliminated 92 of the sites used in the 2022 midterms.
Ron CorningHOST
Peoples is joined in the lawsuit by former judge Mary Ellen Hicks, a former city council member Kathleen Hicks, and Camille Rodriguez, a former Fort Worth ISD board member.