Elections Administrator Heider Garcia of Tarrant County, Texas, reportedly resigned from his position, Sunday, citing concerns over the county’s election integrity, according to The Gateway Pundit.

In a letter to Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare, Garcia said, “Judge O’Hare, my formula to ‘administer a transparent election’ stands on respect and zero politics; compromising on these values is not an option for me. You made it clear in our last meeting that your formula is different, thus, my decision to leave. I wish you the best;  Tarrant County deserves that you find success.”

Garcia presided over the 2020 General Election in Tarrant County. In the same year, the county voted for a Democrat President for the first time in 56 years, the outlet reported.

What Is Happening In Tarrant County?

According to the Gateway Pundit, Tarrant County struggled under a series of issues during the 2020 and 2022 elections. Processing mail-in ballots in 2020 basically didn’t happen, denying an estimated 60,000 people their right to vote. (LEARN MORE: ‘Bidenflation’ To Last At Least 12-18 Months, Chief Economist Says)

The same ballots were used in Maricopa county, to put a little perspective to the situation. The same issues arose during the 2022 elections. A police bodycam footage revealed a suspected ballot harvesting operation by Judge O’Hare’s opponent, the Gateway Pundit noted.

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