Over the years, I have taken thousands of images. I might as well use them here.
There will be almost 100 positions to choose from. The judges are often the ones we know the least about. If anyone cares, please visit their websites or Facebook accounts before voting.
The contested ones are where one should cast a vote; the others candidates will advance to the General Election in November.
UPDATE: From the Houston Chronicle
Four judicial candidates withdrew from their 2026 election bids after incumbent judges and other Democratic opponents filed lawsuits alleging their candidacy filings contained forged signatures and other irregularities.
Allison Mathis, a candidate for the 180th District Court; Anna Eady, a candidate for Harris County Criminal Court at Law No. 3; Angela Reese McKinnon, a candidate for 295th District Court; and Velda Faulkner, running for the 190th District Court, all withdrew from their races last week, Harris County Democratic Party Chair Mike Doyle said.
I first looked for a website; if I couldn’t find one, I turned to Facebook. If there is no recent information, I rely on prior information about the candidate.
(i) = incumbent
Searching takes time, so as time permits, I intend to add more information. The list below is of five of the eleven contested Democratic Judicial primary races.
Please hover over the candidates’ names; they will provide a link to either the website or Facebook.
