District 457
Jurisdiction: Montgomery,
District Level Judicial Candidates
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Chart of Texas Judicial Department
https://www.txcourts.gov/media/1452920/court-structure-chart-september-2021.pdf
Brochure of the Court System
https://www.txcourts.gov/media/675444/The-Texas-Judicial-System_Print102714.pdf
District Courts
McCulloch County (7,630 Population)
District 452 up for re-election 2026
Appointed by Gov. Perry on August 29, 2013
Jurisdiction: Edwards, Kimble, Mason, McCulloch, Menard
McLennon County (260,579 Population)
District 19 Judge Barry Johnson up for election in 2024. was a civil attorney in Dallas for most of his legal career, with little criminal law experience. He moved back to Waco, where his father, Joe Johnson, and judge Bill Logue, served as longtime state district judges. Barry Johnson defeated Abel Reyna 60-40 percent in the Republican primary to win the district attorney’s job. He held the McLennon County DA's office as a Republican.
Jurisdiction: McLennon
District 19 up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: McLennon
District 54 up for re-election 2026
appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott has Jan.!, 2021
Jurisdiction: McLennon
District 74 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: McLennon
District 170 up for re-election 2026
Jurisdiction: McLennon
District 414 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2026
Jurisdiction: McLennon
District 474 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2026
Appointed in December 2022 by Gov. Greg Abbott.
Jurisdiction: McLennon
McMullen County (600 Population)
District 36 up for re-election 2026
Appointed by Rick Perry
Jurisdiction: Aransas, Bee, Live Oak, McMullen, and San Patricio
District 156 up for re-election 2026
Jurisdiction: Aransas, Bee, Live Oak, McMullen, and San Patricio
District 343 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: Aransas, Bee, Live Oak, McMullen, San Patricio
Madison County (13,455 Population)
District 12 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2026.
Jurisdiction: Grimes, Madison, and Walker
District 278 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: Leon, Madison, Walker
Marion County (9,725 Population)
District 115 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2026
Jurisdiction: Marion, Upshur
District 276 up for re-election in 2026
Jurisdiction: Camp, Marion, Morris, and Titus
Martin County (5,237 Population)
District 118 up for re-election 2024.
Jurisdiction: Glasscock, Howard, and Martin
Mason County (5,237 Population)
District 452 up for re-election 2026
Appointed by Gov. Perry 2013
Jurisdiction: Edwards, Kimble, Mason, McCulloch, Menard
Matagorda County (36,2555 Population)
District 23 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: Matagorda, Wharton
District 130 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: Matagorda
Maverick County (57,887 Population)
District 293 Judge Maribel Flores (IN) up for re-election in 2026. Judge Flores is a graduate of Texas Tech University School of Law and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Texas A & M University in College Station, Texas. Judge Flores graduated from Eagle Pass High School with highest honors in Eagle Pass, Texas. Source: https://www.epbusinessjournal.com/2021/11/293rd-judicial-district-court-judge-maribel-flores-announces-candidacy-for-re-election/
Jurisdiction: Dimmit, Maverick, Montgomery and Zavala
District 365 Judge Amado Abascal (IN) up for re-election in 2026. Bachelor of Arts Degree from St. Mary’s University and a Jurist Doctor Degree in 1977 from St. Mary’s University School of Law. His legal career began at the age of 23 as a practicing attorney at law as an associate with the Rey Perez Law Offices in Eagle Pass and Crystal City. Judge Abascal re-election campaign is running on a "Fair/ Experienced/Proven/Competent" slogan, according to his campaign page."Able to make Difficult, Fair and Impartial decisions while exercising sound judicial temperament with temperament with over 31 years of Experience,".
Sources :https://www.epnewsleader.com/post/attorney-edgar-juarez-to-challenge-district-judge-amado-abascal-in-upcoming-election?fbclid=IwAR3DXNKPaFWn5B_UiNq_WevHM9hN-opronZ2fkxUENrN9l7iyYrTmR3UZBo; https://www.epnewsleader.com/post/judge-amado-j-abascal-iii-seeks-re-election-as-judge-of-the-365th-district-court
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Jurisdiction: Dimmit, Maverick, Zavala
Medina County (50,887 Population)
District 454 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: Medina
Menard County (1,962 Population)
District 452 up for re-election 2026
Appointed by Gov. Perry 2013
Jurisdiction: Edwards, Kimble, Mason, McCulloch, Menard
Midland County (169,983 Population)
District 142 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: Midland
District 238 up for re-election 2026
Jurisdiction: Midland
District 318 up for re-election 2026
Jurisdiction: Midland
District 385 up for re-election 2024
Appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott August 24, 2020.
Jurisdiction: Midland
District 441 up for re-election 2026
Jurisdiction: Midland
Milam County (24,754 Population)
District 20 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Appointed by Gov. Rick Perry in July 2011.
Jurisdiction: Milam
Mills County (4,456 Population)
District 35 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: Brown and Mills
Mitchell County (50,088 Population)
District 32 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: Fisher, Mitchell, and Nolan
Montague County (19,965 Population)
District 97​ Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: Archer, Clay, and Montague
Montgomery County (620,443 Population)
District 9 Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott on June 17, 2016
Jurisdiction: Montgomery
District 221 up for re-election 2026
Appointed by Governor Rick Perry May 2010
Jurisdiction: Montgomery
District 284 up for re-election 2026
Jurisdiction: Montgomery
District 359 up for re-election 2026
Jurisdiction: Montgomery
District 410 Unopposed. Unopposed. Up for re-election 2026
Jurisdiction: Montgomery
District 418 Unopposed. Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Jurisdiction: Montgomery
District 435 Unopposed. Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott on April 6, 2016
Jurisdiction: Montgomery
District 457 Unopposed. Unopposed. Up for re-election 2024
Appointed by Gov. Greek Abbott, July 23, 2020
Jurisdiction: Montgomery
Moore County (21,358 Population)
District 69 up for election 2026
Appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott April 6, 2022
Jurisdiction: Dallam, Hartley, Moore, Sherman
Morris County (11,973 Population)
District 76 Unopposed. Up for re-election in 2024
Appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott
Jurisdiction: Camp, Morris, and Titus
District 276 up for re-election in 2026
Jurisdiction: Camp, Marion, Morris, and Titus
Motley County (1,063 Population)
District 110 up for re-election in 2024
Appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott 2023
Jurisdiction: Briscoe, Dickens, Floyd, and Motley