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Michael Crain: “I was first elected in May of 21, reelected in 23.”

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Interview with Fort Worth City Councilman Michael Crain on Local Developments and Politics

Published May 1, 2025 | Video Starts at 01:41

To go with you for city council. Yeah, sure. Thanks again for giving me this platform. You know, as I've already said, we have a great city here in Fort Worth. I was first elected in May of 21, reelected in 23. and we were doing some great things here. My district, District 3 stretches from T campus all the way out to Walsh, which is in Parker County. (01:41–01:46)

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“It's actually being played in Arlington at the stadium there.”
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“I think there's like $3 billion worth of projects right now happening just in downtown Fort Worth.”
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