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Your ballot has three TAD seats. Here’s how to vote them.

Early voting runs October 19-30. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. This page has your ballot card, your dates, and a way to help.

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Vote Ambika Sharma for TAD Place 2.

That’s Ambika Sharma for TAD Place 2. Cast your vote to restore tax fairness.

Texas law needs more than 50% of the vote to win this seat outright. Four candidates are on the Place 2 ballot. A vote for Ambika is a vote to settle it on November 3 instead of a later runoff.

Votación anticipada: 19 al 30 de octubre. Día de las elecciones: 3 de noviembre. En la boleta, busque la sección TAD Board - Place 2 y vote por Ambika Sharma.

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Three steps to your ballot.

1. Registration

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2. Early voting

Oct 19 - 30, 2026

Monday, Oct 19 - Friday, Oct 30

3. Election Day

November 3, 2026

Tuesday, TAD Place 2

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The reform slate

Three seats. One reform voice on the TAD board.

Phyllis Grissom, Ambika Sharma and John Adams are running together on one issue: accurate, equal and uniform appraisals. Voters elect all three seats on November 3.

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Questions

Asked and answered.

What is TAD?

The Tarrant Appraisal District sets the taxable value of every property in the county. Its board oversees the district: it hires the chief appraiser, approves the budget, sets the reappraisal policy, and appoints review board members. It does not set your tax rate.

Why does TAD matter to my tax bill?

TAD does not set your tax rate. It sets the taxable value your city, school district, JPS and water district multiply by their rates. When TAD's values are wrong or frozen, rates absorb the shock.

What does Place 2 decide?

Place 2 is one of three seats voters elect to the nine-member board. The board's biggest lever is the reappraisal cycle: every year or every two years. Ambika supports returning to annual appraisals.

Can more than one candidate win?

No. Place 2 elects one director, and Texas law requires more than 50% of the vote. If no candidate clears 50%, the top two advance to a runoff. Vote for one; help Ambika end it on November 3.

Why did bills go up if values froze?

Frozen appraisals shrank the tax base, so cities, schools, and other taxing entities raised their rates to cover shortfalls. Your bill is rate times value: a higher rate on a frozen value can still mean a higher bill.

How do I protest my appraisal?

Each spring, TAD mails appraisal notices (see TAD.org). Compare your value to recent nearby sales, file by the deadline printed on your notice, and bring your evidence to the hearing. You can protest every year, frozen values included.

When and where do I vote?

Early voting runs October 19 through 30, and Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Look for Place 2 down the ballot, and confirm your polling place with Tarrant County Elections before you go.

Want to get involved or know the next meeting?

Reach out directly. Ambika is at these meetings and coordinates with residents.

voteambika@gmail.com

Follow the campaign on @voteambika

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Paid for by Ambika Sharma Campaign, Ambika Sharma, Treasurer. Election Day: November 3, 2026.