Tarrant County
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Christopher 'Chris' GregoryRepublican IncumbentRodney LeeDemocratic
On ballot as
Christopher 'Chris' Gregory
Rodney Lee
Current role
Tarrant County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4 (since 2019)
Attendance officer, Arlington ISD
Background
- Lifetime resident of Precinct 4 (per campaign)
- Peace officer license (2004) (per campaign)
- Master's in educational leadership (per campaign)
- Degree in legal studies (per campaign)
- Navy Reserve veteran
Experience
- Served more than 14 years with the Lake Worth Police Department, rising to detective sergeant (per campaign)
- Member, Texas Justice Court Association (per campaign)
- Member, Texas Justice of the Peace and Constable Association (per campaign)
- Juvenile probation officer, Tarrant County (retired)
- 20 years with Arlington ISD (per campaign)
- 20 years in the Tarrant County legal system (per campaign)
Top priorities
- "Support For Law Enforcement"
- "Dedicated to maintaining a current court docket and ensuring a fair, efficient forum for citizens to resolve disputes"
- "Committed to the proper and timely handling of all traffic citations"
- "Committed to staying actively engaged in community service"
- "Strengthening Our Schools": "Truancy shouldn't be a 'dead end'; it should be a turning point for our youth."
- "Fairness for Landlords & Tenants"
- "Active Community Engagement": "hosting town halls and workshops to help Precinct 4 residents understand their rights"
Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "My decisions are grounded in the Rules of Evidence and Procedures established by the great State of Texas."
- Court administration: Campaign site: "Dedicated to maintaining a current court docket and ensuring a fair, efficient forum for citizens to resolve disputes."
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "justice is most powerful when it is rooted in fairness and common sense"
- Court administration: Campaign site says he will be "hosting town halls and workshops to help Precinct 4 residents understand their rights"
Endorsements
None found in our research
- Roderick Miles, Jr., Tarrant County Commissioner Precinct 1 (listed by campaign)
- Deborah Peoples, Fort Worth City Council Member, District 5 (listed by campaign)
- Chris Nettles, Fort Worth City Council Member District 8 (listed by campaign)
- Sandra Lee, Tarrant County Constable, Precinct 7 (listed by campaign)
- Robert McGinty, Former Tarrant County Constable, Precinct 2 (listed by campaign)
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- NW Tarrant Progressives (listed by campaign)
- Sally Craig, President, Cowtown Democrats (listed by campaign)
- Anthony Rojas, President, Tarrant County Central Labor Council (listed by campaign)
- Muslim Democratic Caucus of Texas (listed by campaign)
Christopher 'Chris' Gregory
Republican Incumbent- On ballot as
- Christopher 'Chris' Gregory
- Current role
- Tarrant County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4 (since 2019)
- Background
- Lifetime resident of Precinct 4 (per campaign)
- Peace officer license (2004) (per campaign)
- Experience
- Served more than 14 years with the Lake Worth Police Department, rising to detective sergeant (per campaign)
- Member, Texas Justice Court Association (per campaign)
- Member, Texas Justice of the Peace and Constable Association (per campaign)
- Top priorities
- "Support For Law Enforcement"
- "Dedicated to maintaining a current court docket and ensuring a fair, efficient forum for citizens to resolve disputes"
- "Committed to the proper and timely handling of all traffic citations"
- "Committed to staying actively engaged in community service"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "My decisions are grounded in the Rules of Evidence and Procedures established by the great State of Texas."
- Court administration: Campaign site: "Dedicated to maintaining a current court docket and ensuring a fair, efficient forum for citizens to resolve disputes."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- chrisgregory4jp.com
Rodney Lee
Democratic- On ballot as
- Rodney Lee
- Current role
- Attendance officer, Arlington ISD
- Background
- Master's in educational leadership (per campaign)
- Degree in legal studies (per campaign)
- Navy Reserve veteran
- Experience
- Juvenile probation officer, Tarrant County (retired)
- 20 years with Arlington ISD (per campaign)
- 20 years in the Tarrant County legal system (per campaign)
- Top priorities
- "Strengthening Our Schools": "Truancy shouldn't be a 'dead end'; it should be a turning point for our youth."
- "Fairness for Landlords & Tenants"
- "Active Community Engagement": "hosting town halls and workshops to help Precinct 4 residents understand their rights"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "justice is most powerful when it is rooted in fairness and common sense"
- Court administration: Campaign site says he will be "hosting town halls and workshops to help Precinct 4 residents understand their rights"
- Endorsements
- Roderick Miles, Jr., Tarrant County Commissioner Precinct 1 (listed by campaign)
- Deborah Peoples, Fort Worth City Council Member, District 5 (listed by campaign)
- Chris Nettles, Fort Worth City Council Member District 8 (listed by campaign)
- Sandra Lee, Tarrant County Constable, Precinct 7 (listed by campaign)
- Robert McGinty, Former Tarrant County Constable, Precinct 2 (listed by campaign)
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- NW Tarrant Progressives (listed by campaign)
- Sally Craig, President, Cowtown Democrats (listed by campaign)
- Anthony Rojas, President, Tarrant County Central Labor Council (listed by campaign)
- Muslim Democratic Caucus of Texas (listed by campaign)
- Campaign website
- rodneyleeforjop.com
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