Vote 4 Nydia
03/04/2026
We did it. Thank you to my family, my team, and the community that raised me. This is our fight for a better future. Su Lucha Es Mi Lucha 🧡🩵🩷💚
November here we come!
03/03/2026
Tarrant County voters! Election Day is TODAY March 3rd and this primary is your chance to shape the future of our communities. We know the decisions we make now are important and every voice should be heard at the polls.
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Roxanne Martinez embodies what it means to be a community-led advocate and true champion for our families. I am honored to have her support and grateful for her mentorship as we build a stronger future together.
Diamond Hill–Jarvis represents what it means to show up for our values and fight for working families. The Diamond Hill Jarvis Library has long been one of the most active voting sites on Election Day a testament to a community that understands its place in the history of Tarrant County.
As we close out one of the most historic early voting periods in Tarrant County history, let’s carry this momentum all the way through Election Day. Su Lucha Es Mi Lucha.
Roxanne Martinez
03/02/2026
Votaste, Ahora a Bailar / You Voted, Now Let’s Dance 💃🏻🕺🏽🗳️
Be in community with us as we wait for primary election results and celebrate Nydia’s birthday.
Link to sign up y.gy/march3watchparty
No matter what the results say, this campaign would not have been possible without the incredible support, hard work, and heart that so many of you have poured into it.
Whether you knocked on doors, made calls, shared a post, donated, or reached out to your friends and neighbors in Precinct 4 to get out the vote, this night is for you.
We’ll have music, dancing, games, and an art station to keep the energy going. Bring your family, bring your energy, and let’s make this a night to remember!
03/02/2026
I'm so thankful for all of the community members who have taken time to canvass for this campaign. Over the last couple of months we have talked to voters and built community.
Yesterday, we partnered with Cowtown Democrats and Tarrant County Young Democrats. I'm thankful for their endorsements, expertise, and enthusiasm.
Let's finish this primary as strong as possible by reaching out to your family, friends, and network.
Election day is tomorrow, 7am-7pm. Ask them to Vote 4 Nydia for Tarrant County Commissioner Precinct 4. Every vote matters.
03/01/2026
72 Hours Until the End of Primary Voting 🗳️🗳️🗳️
Can you feel the momentum building across Tarrant County???
Because of YOU, this first-time campaign has become a real movement. 122K+ Democrats have already voted. Precinct 4 is showing up as majority blue for the first time in decades during a mid-term election.
Now we finish strong. 🗳️
If you can give even one hour on Tuesday to greet voters, it could make all the difference in this down-ballot race. Let’s make history together. I’d be honored to serve you.
Last day of early voting 🗳️🗳️🗳️ You have until 7 PM to vote. If you get in line before 7 PM then you are good to cast your ballot. I am at the end of the ballot running for Tarrant County Precinct 4. Vote Nydia Cárdenas and lets weave a better future together!
02/26/2026
Join Us: Canvass for Nydia with Cowtown Democrats and Tarrant County Young Dems, Let’s Talk to Voters in Precinct 4!
We’re hitting the streets on Sunday to talk to voters across Tarrant County Precinct 4 about why Nydia Cardenas is the leader we need on the Commissioner’s Court.
Whether you’ve got 4 hours or just 2, your voice matters. We’ll be knocking on doors, having real conversations, and sharing Nydia’s vision for Tarrant County.
1) Leading with Compassion Not Cruelty
2) Bringing Representation Back to Representative Government
3) Investing in Community Resilience Rooted in Connection and Care
🗓️ When:
Cowtown Dems - Sudnay, 3/1 - 9am - 1pm
Training will take place from 9am - 10am
Tarrant County Young Dems - Sunday 3/1 - 1pm - 5pm
Training will take place from 1pm - 2pm
We will provide training for the first hour.
📍 Where:
We’ll assign you turf within Precinct 4 to help get out voters for Election Day on 3/3
✅ What to Bring:
Your energy (and maybe your favorite water bottle!)
Comfortable shoes
A willingness to listen — and to share why Nydia’s values matter
We’ll provide training, maps, and talking points; no experience needed. Just show up ready to connect.
This isn’t just about knocking doors. It’s about building power one conversation at a time. Let’s show Tarrant County what community-centered leadership looks like.
Let’s Weave a Better Future, Together
We don't talk enough about what good listening actually looks like.
We listen to fix. We listen to relate. We listen to respond. What we rarely do is listen to actually understand and to be genuinely curious about what someone else knows that we don’t.
In politics this is especially bad. There’s a lot of talking over people. Talking past people. Performing concern without ever getting to the root of anything.
Complex problems don’t yield to surface listening.
So I want to give you a small assignment. The next person you talk to, think of them as the smartest person in the room. Ask them how they’d define community. Then ask them about a community they belong to and how it’s impacted them.
Don’t fix it. Don’t redirect. Just be curious.
See what happens to that conversation.
That shift is what’s been missing in Tarrant County leadership. And that’s what I’d bring.
02/25/2026
Look who I ran into today?
Early voting is open from 7 am to 7 pm until Friday.
Commissioner soon-to-be Judge Alisa Simmons ( ) has shown us she will fight for the humanity and dignity of Tarrant County residents.
I’ve spoken to multiple high school and college students over the last couple of days and they are frustrated by politics. “Politicians lie”. I’m frustrated by that too. I know Commissioner Simmons and I are ready to earn their trust and listen to their ideas.
Had the privilege to vote with my friends and family. Let’s take community to the polls! 🗳️🗳️
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