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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Nonpartisan voter guide · Texas

Manny Ramirez

Candidate · November 3, 2026 general election

Manny Ramirez

Manny Ramirez

Republican Incumbent
On ballot as
Manny Ramirez
Current role
Tarrant County Commissioner, Precinct 4 (since January 2023)
Background
  • Master of Business Administration, Texas Christian University (per campaign)
  • Bachelor's in criminal justice administration, Tarleton State University (per campaign)
  • Born and raised in Fort Worth (per campaign)
  • Graduate, W.E. Boswell High School (per campaign)
Experience
  • Fort Worth police officer (15 years)
  • Former president, Fort Worth Police Officers Association
  • Texas Department of Motor Vehicles board, appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott (per campaign)
  • Chairman of the board, Texas Juvenile Justice Department (per campaign)
Top priorities
  • "Providing for the safety and security of our citizens is the most important responsibility of our government."
  • Campaign: "a steadfast fiscal conservative" who is "staunchly opposed to taxpayer funded lobbying"
  • "Manny will listen to the taxpayers and focus on improving our existing road systems to get ahead of our population growth."
  • On the county hospital district: "increase transparency and operational efficiencies"
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: Campaign site: "He has helped craft the most fiscally conservative budget in Tarrant County history, slashing property taxes below the no-new revenue rate."
  • Growth and infrastructure: Campaign site: "Manny will listen to the taxpayers and focus on improving our existing road systems to get ahead of our population growth."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: Campaign site: "Providing for the safety and security of our citizens is the most important responsibility of our government."
Claims and the record
  • 2025 campaign finance report correction: His July 2025 campaign finance report listed a $25,000 contribution from a company, which Texas law bars; he filed a corrected report attributing it to the company's CEO. The source reports no enforcement action. He called it "a clerical error that was corrected and amended".
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
mannyramirez.org