Carlos Turcios, a 23-year-old Tarrant County, Texas native, is a dedicated conservative activist, journalist, and community leader with a decade-long history of political involvement. Turcios began his political activism at 15, focusing on school board issues. In 2021, he played a pivotal role in exposing Critical Race Theory (CRT) in Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD) schools, garnering national attention from media outlets such as Fox News and the Daily Mail. His leadership in organizing protests at the school board level contributed to the resignation of leftwing leaders such as Superintendent Kent Scribner, Trustee Jacinto Ramos, and Racial Equity Director Sherry Breed Beyond school board activism, Turcios extended his efforts to city council and commissioner court meetings. As the 2023 Chapter President of Turning Point USA at the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), he actively promoted conservative values. He graduated in May 2023 with a bachelor’s degree in political science. Turcios Worked full-time in the Tarrant County District Clerk’s Office for nearly a year. And in February 2024, Turcios joined The Dallas Express as a journalist, where his investigative reporting exposed woke corporate policies, inappropriate public displays, abuse of power by elected officials, and questionable use of taxpayer funds. From December 2023 to December 2024, Turcios served as Executive Director of a Latino conservative organization in Texas. In this role, he organized, political rallies and protests in support of conservative candidates such as Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. Demonstrations against LGBTQ+ indoctrination of minors and inappropriate drag shows. Educational events featuring notable speakers like detransitioner Abel Garcia and activist Jeff Younger. Currently, Turcios chairs the Tarrant County GOP Community Involvement Committee and serves as a Republican Precinct Chair. Carlos is married to his college sweetheart, Zoey Minor. They share their home with a Blue Heeler dog and a cat. Turcios is also a member of the Texas State Guard, continuing his commitment to public service and community involvement. Through his activism, leadership, and professional endeavors, Carlos Turcios remains a prominent advocate for conservative values and community engagement.