Tarrant County Takes New Step to Keep Voter Rolls Accurate.

Tarrant County is investing $46,000 in skip-tracing software to help maintain the accuracy of its voter rolls.

The tool will enable election officials to more effectively identify voters who have moved or passed away, thereby easing the burden of handling thousands of voter registration challenges, many of which are based on outdated information.

While some questioned the cost, officials say it’s a proactive step ahead of the 2026 elections and not a voter purge. For Benbrook residents, this means a more accurate and secure voting process.

Read the Miranda Suarez’s full story.

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