Tarrant County
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On ballot as
Sherri Wagner
Cindy Stormer
Current role
Associate Judge, 323rd District Court (Tarrant County juvenile court) (since 2023) (per campaign)
Attorney
Background
- B.A. in English, Wayland Baptist University (per campaign)
- J.D., Texas Wesleyan University, now Texas A&M School of Law (2002)
- Licensed in Texas since November 2002
- Law degree, South Texas College of Law (1986)
- Licensed in Texas since May 1987
- Ten years in police work, including as a police officer (per campaign)
- Has taught government and law courses at Tarrant County College and North Central Texas College (per campaign)
Experience
- Criminal prosecutor, over 20 years (per campaign)
- Assistant Criminal District Attorney; Family Violence Unit (per campaign)
- Over 120 jury trials tried (per campaign)
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
- Democratic nominee, 213th District Court (2024); lost general election to incumbent Chris Wolfe
- Assistant District Attorney, Dallas County (2008–2015) (per campaign)
- Dallas County: Chief, Mental Health Division; Conviction Integrity Unit attorney (per campaign)
- Elected District Attorney, 235th Judicial District (Cooke County) (January 2005–October 2008) (per campaign)
- Assistant District Attorney, Tarrant County (1986–1989) (per campaign)
- Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
Top priorities
- Her campaign says she "has fought to maintain fairness and justice in her courtroom, protect the rights of victims, and hold criminals accountable"
- "When you elect me as a judge to the criminal court, I will administer justice equally for all."
- "I will create a mental health court so these cases are heard rapidly and fairly."
- "I will work hard to clear cases in a speedy and fair manner."
Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "she has fought to maintain fairness and justice in her courtroom, protect the rights of victims, and hold criminals accountable"
- Court administration: No public statement found
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "When you elect me as a judge to the criminal court, I will administer justice equally for all."
- Court administration: Campaign site: "I will create a mental health court so these cases are heard rapidly and fairly."
Endorsements
- Tim O'Hare, Tarrant County Judge (listed by campaign)
- Bill Waybourn, Tarrant County Sheriff (listed by campaign)
- Tom Wilder, Tarrant County District Clerk (listed by campaign)
- Rick Barnes, Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collector (listed by campaign)
- Matt Krause, Tarrant County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
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- Manny Ramirez, Tarrant County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
- Fort Worth Police Officers Association (listed by campaign)
- Chris Fletcher, Burleson Mayor (listed by campaign)
- David Ellis, Precinct Chair 2636 & former FWPD Lt (listed by campaign)
- Bob Alford, former Johnson County Sheriff (listed by campaign)
- Mona Bailey, Precinct Chair 3333 (listed by campaign)
- Andrew Yeager, Vice President Carroll ISD Board (listed by campaign)
- Patricia Yeager, Precinct Chair 3558 (listed by campaign)
- Trent Hill, Precinct Chair 4702 (listed by campaign)
- Tom Quinones, TCGOP Rules Committee Chair (listed by campaign)
- Brandon Hall, State Board of Education (listed by campaign)
- True Texas Project (listed by campaign)
None found in our research
- On ballot as
- Sherri Wagner
- Current role
- Associate Judge, 323rd District Court (Tarrant County juvenile court) (since 2023) (per campaign)
- Background
- B.A. in English, Wayland Baptist University (per campaign)
- J.D., Texas Wesleyan University, now Texas A&M School of Law (2002)
- Licensed in Texas since November 2002
- Experience
- Criminal prosecutor, over 20 years (per campaign)
- Assistant Criminal District Attorney; Family Violence Unit (per campaign)
- Over 120 jury trials tried (per campaign)
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
- Top priorities
- Her campaign says she "has fought to maintain fairness and justice in her courtroom, protect the rights of victims, and hold criminals accountable"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "she has fought to maintain fairness and justice in her courtroom, protect the rights of victims, and hold criminals accountable"
- Court administration: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- Tim O'Hare, Tarrant County Judge (listed by campaign)
- Bill Waybourn, Tarrant County Sheriff (listed by campaign)
- Tom Wilder, Tarrant County District Clerk (listed by campaign)
- Rick Barnes, Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collector (listed by campaign)
- Matt Krause, Tarrant County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
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- Manny Ramirez, Tarrant County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
- Fort Worth Police Officers Association (listed by campaign)
- Chris Fletcher, Burleson Mayor (listed by campaign)
- David Ellis, Precinct Chair 2636 & former FWPD Lt (listed by campaign)
- Bob Alford, former Johnson County Sheriff (listed by campaign)
- Mona Bailey, Precinct Chair 3333 (listed by campaign)
- Andrew Yeager, Vice President Carroll ISD Board (listed by campaign)
- Patricia Yeager, Precinct Chair 3558 (listed by campaign)
- Trent Hill, Precinct Chair 4702 (listed by campaign)
- Tom Quinones, TCGOP Rules Committee Chair (listed by campaign)
- Brandon Hall, State Board of Education (listed by campaign)
- True Texas Project (listed by campaign)
- Campaign website
- wagnerforjudge.net
Cindy Stormer
Democratic- On ballot as
- Cindy Stormer
- Current role
- Attorney
- Background
- Law degree, South Texas College of Law (1986)
- Licensed in Texas since May 1987
- Ten years in police work, including as a police officer (per campaign)
- Has taught government and law courses at Tarrant County College and North Central Texas College (per campaign)
- Experience
- Democratic nominee, 213th District Court (2024); lost general election to incumbent Chris Wolfe
- Assistant District Attorney, Dallas County (2008–2015) (per campaign)
- Dallas County: Chief, Mental Health Division; Conviction Integrity Unit attorney (per campaign)
- Elected District Attorney, 235th Judicial District (Cooke County) (January 2005–October 2008) (per campaign)
- Assistant District Attorney, Tarrant County (1986–1989) (per campaign)
- Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
- Top priorities
- "When you elect me as a judge to the criminal court, I will administer justice equally for all."
- "I will create a mental health court so these cases are heard rapidly and fairly."
- "I will work hard to clear cases in a speedy and fair manner."
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "When you elect me as a judge to the criminal court, I will administer justice equally for all."
- Court administration: Campaign site: "I will create a mental health court so these cases are heard rapidly and fairly."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- stormerfortexas.com
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