“A North Texas elections official who was lauded by top state officials — and his critics — as one of the best administrators in the field has submitted his resignation,” the Texas Tribune reports.
“Heider Garcia, who has been the elections director in Tarrant County since 2018, told county officials his last day will be June 23, after the county’s May 6 general election.”
“The resignation comes months after a newly elected county judge, the county’s top executive, took office. Tim O’Hare ran on a campaign that prioritized election integrity and frugal spending of tax dollars. Soon after he took office he debuted a county election integrity task force, despite the lack of evidence of widespread voter fraud.”
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