Clint Ludwig is Tarrant County's elections administrator. He previously served as chief deputy in the Tarrant County Clerk's office. He also chairs the Tarrant County Election Board, which handles election-supply approvals and appointments to early-voting boards.
We have documented 1 statement by Clint Ludwig, in 1 case. Each statement below gives the quotation, its original source and a link to the full case.
Case updates
Tarrant County's cut to 224 polling sites: follow the response
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Role at the time: Tarrant County elections administrator
Defended or excused
Statement summary
Clint Ludwig defended his proposed polling-site reduction, saying the remaining locations would give every willing voter access.
“the opportunity to vote”
Open source (opens in a new tab)Fort Worth Report interviews and public comments on polling-site cutsLudwig quotation after opening vote results; Brown's courthouse news-conference quotation; Hall's public-comment quotation; Gonzalez paragraph; Callaway's public-comment quotation
Why we used this label
Clint Ludwig defends the polling-site cuts on their stated cost and access implications.
Tarrant County approved 92 fewer Election Day polling sites for 2026 than in 2022. Compare Richardson's election-rigging accusation with Wren's account of the county's rationale and countywide vote-center rules.
