Brazoria County
Vote for oneResearched · fact-checked3-way race
On ballot as
Rob Giesecke
Eugene Howard
Lucinda Henry
Current role
Chairman, Port Freeport Commission; commercial real estate broker
Owner, Visionary Outreach Inc., a nonprofit organization
Physician assistant; small business owner
Background
- Alvin High School graduate
- Self-employed commercial real estate broker
- Former board member, Brazoria County Crime Stoppers (per campaign)
- Current board member, 100 Club of Brazoria County (per campaign)
- Alvin native
- 6th generation Texan (per candidate)
- Non-profit business owner and community advocate (per candidate)
- President, Brazoria County chapter of the NAACP (2020)
- B.S. in Clinical Laboratory Sciences (2004), University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (per campaign)
- Master of Physician Assistant Studies (2006), University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (per campaign)
- M.B.A. with a concentration in accounting, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (2023) (per campaign)
- Brazoswood High School graduate (per campaign)
- Physician assistant in pediatric medicine (since 2006) (per campaign)
- Brazoria County resident for 40 years (per campaign)
Experience
- Port Freeport Commission (elected 2021); vice chairman, then chairman (elected by the commission)
- PAC treasurer, Brazoria County Republican Party (since 2019) (per Port Freeport biography)
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won over Pearland Mayor Kevin Cole
- Ran for U.S. House District 14 (2022 Democratic primary); lost to Mikal Williams
- Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): won over Jim Mooney and Eddie Damian
- No prior elected office (per campaign)
- Helped manage her husband's earlier campaign for Brazoria County Sheriff (per campaign)
Top priorities
- "My top priorities will be lower taxes, public safety, and investing in flood mitigation and road improvements"
- "putting a ceiling on the county tax bill for seniors and the disabled, cutting wasteful spending and requiring voter approval before any new debt is issued"
- "We must find a cost-effective way to add beds" at the county jail
- His campaign says he "has pledged a self-imposed term limit on himself"
- "I don't want to raise taxes, but I do want to raise investment"
- "Infrastructure modernization: Regional road expansion along key corridors to relieve severe traffic congestion"
- "Grid and water security: Protect crucial utility services through smart tax abatement agreements"
- "reforming tax abatements so major developments fund infrastructure, not strain it"
- "My top priorities are protecting taxpayer dollars, taking a hard look at county spending and ensuring we spend responsibly"
- "I will focus on disciplined spending and keeping the county tax rate as low as responsibly possible"
- "New development should help support the infrastructure it requires"
- "independent leadership that is not tied to political parties, special interests or political action committees"
Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "My tax relief plan includes putting a ceiling on the county tax bill for seniors and the disabled, cutting wasteful spending and requiring voter approval before any new debt is issued."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "The county must set long term goals and plans to avoid being overwhelmed by growth and congestion."
- Flooding and drainage: Campaign site: he is "committed to driving forward on projects like flood mitigation and road improvements"
- Public safety: In a Community Impact questionnaire, on the county jail: "We must find a cost-effective way to add beds and keep the criminals locked up without breaking the budget."
- Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "I don't want to raise taxes, but I do want to raise investment."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact questionnaire: wants to "upgrade infrastructure before approving major developments"
- Flooding and drainage: In a Community Impact questionnaire: would address flooding by "upgrading drainage networks through targeted grants"
- Public safety: In a Community Impact questionnaire: would "partner with industry to create a local HazMat emergency response team"
- Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "I will focus on disciplined spending and keeping the county tax rate as low as responsibly possible."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "New development should help support the infrastructure it requires."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
- Governor Greg Abbott (listed by campaign)
- State Representative Cody Vasut (listed by campaign)
- Brazoria County Commissioner Jay Burridge (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Angleton John Wright (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Brazoria Philip Ray (listed by campaign)
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- Mayor of Danbury Sue Powell (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Freeport Jerry Cain (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Jones Creek Corey Thomas (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Richwood Michael Durham (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Holiday Lakes Norman Schroeder (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Sandy Point CJ Waller (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Sweeny Dusty Hopkins (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Liverpool Lowell Matheny (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Bailey's Prairie Tammy Muttina (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Hillcrest Village Kendall McGillvray (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of West Columbia Laurie Kincannon (listed by campaign)
- Alvin City Councilman Keko Moore (listed by campaign)
- Alvin City Councilman Richard Garivey (listed by campaign)
- Angleton City Councilwoman Christiene Daniel (listed by campaign)
- Angleton City Councilwoman Barbara Simmons (listed by campaign)
- Angleton City Councilman Blaine Smith (listed by campaign)
- Brazoria City Councilwoman Tina Watts (listed by campaign)
- Brazoria City Councilwoman Susan Parker (listed by campaign)
- Brazoria City Councilman Dustin Weisinger (listed by campaign)
- Clute City Councilman Erik Aguilar (listed by campaign)
- Clute City Councilman Joe Lopez (listed by campaign)
- Freeport City Councilman George Matamoros (listed by campaign)
- Freeport City Councilman Winston Rossow (listed by campaign)
- Lake Jackson City Councilman Vinay Singhania (listed by campaign)
- Oyster Creek Councilman James Dvorak (listed by campaign)
- Oyster Creek Councilwoman Marinell Music (listed by campaign)
None found in our research
None found in our research
- On ballot as
- Rob Giesecke
- Current role
- Chairman, Port Freeport Commission; commercial real estate broker
- Background
- Alvin High School graduate
- Self-employed commercial real estate broker
- Former board member, Brazoria County Crime Stoppers (per campaign)
- Current board member, 100 Club of Brazoria County (per campaign)
- Alvin native
- 6th generation Texan (per candidate)
- Experience
- Port Freeport Commission (elected 2021); vice chairman, then chairman (elected by the commission)
- PAC treasurer, Brazoria County Republican Party (since 2019) (per Port Freeport biography)
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won over Pearland Mayor Kevin Cole
- Top priorities
- "My top priorities will be lower taxes, public safety, and investing in flood mitigation and road improvements"
- "putting a ceiling on the county tax bill for seniors and the disabled, cutting wasteful spending and requiring voter approval before any new debt is issued"
- "We must find a cost-effective way to add beds" at the county jail
- His campaign says he "has pledged a self-imposed term limit on himself"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "My tax relief plan includes putting a ceiling on the county tax bill for seniors and the disabled, cutting wasteful spending and requiring voter approval before any new debt is issued."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "The county must set long term goals and plans to avoid being overwhelmed by growth and congestion."
- Flooding and drainage: Campaign site: he is "committed to driving forward on projects like flood mitigation and road improvements"
- Public safety: In a Community Impact questionnaire, on the county jail: "We must find a cost-effective way to add beds and keep the criminals locked up without breaking the budget."
- Endorsements
- Governor Greg Abbott (listed by campaign)
- State Representative Cody Vasut (listed by campaign)
- Brazoria County Commissioner Jay Burridge (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Angleton John Wright (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Brazoria Philip Ray (listed by campaign)
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- Mayor of Danbury Sue Powell (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Freeport Jerry Cain (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Jones Creek Corey Thomas (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Richwood Michael Durham (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Holiday Lakes Norman Schroeder (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Sandy Point CJ Waller (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Sweeny Dusty Hopkins (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Liverpool Lowell Matheny (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Bailey's Prairie Tammy Muttina (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of Hillcrest Village Kendall McGillvray (listed by campaign)
- Mayor of West Columbia Laurie Kincannon (listed by campaign)
- Alvin City Councilman Keko Moore (listed by campaign)
- Alvin City Councilman Richard Garivey (listed by campaign)
- Angleton City Councilwoman Christiene Daniel (listed by campaign)
- Angleton City Councilwoman Barbara Simmons (listed by campaign)
- Angleton City Councilman Blaine Smith (listed by campaign)
- Brazoria City Councilwoman Tina Watts (listed by campaign)
- Brazoria City Councilwoman Susan Parker (listed by campaign)
- Brazoria City Councilman Dustin Weisinger (listed by campaign)
- Clute City Councilman Erik Aguilar (listed by campaign)
- Clute City Councilman Joe Lopez (listed by campaign)
- Freeport City Councilman George Matamoros (listed by campaign)
- Freeport City Councilman Winston Rossow (listed by campaign)
- Lake Jackson City Councilman Vinay Singhania (listed by campaign)
- Oyster Creek Councilman James Dvorak (listed by campaign)
- Oyster Creek Councilwoman Marinell Music (listed by campaign)
- Campaign website
- robgiesecke.com
Eugene Howard
Democratic- On ballot as
- Eugene Howard
- Current role
- Owner, Visionary Outreach Inc., a nonprofit organization
- Background
- Non-profit business owner and community advocate (per candidate)
- President, Brazoria County chapter of the NAACP (2020)
- Experience
- Ran for U.S. House District 14 (2022 Democratic primary); lost to Mikal Williams
- Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): won over Jim Mooney and Eddie Damian
- Top priorities
- "I don't want to raise taxes, but I do want to raise investment"
- "Infrastructure modernization: Regional road expansion along key corridors to relieve severe traffic congestion"
- "Grid and water security: Protect crucial utility services through smart tax abatement agreements"
- "reforming tax abatements so major developments fund infrastructure, not strain it"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "I don't want to raise taxes, but I do want to raise investment."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact questionnaire: wants to "upgrade infrastructure before approving major developments"
- Flooding and drainage: In a Community Impact questionnaire: would address flooding by "upgrading drainage networks through targeted grants"
- Public safety: In a Community Impact questionnaire: would "partner with industry to create a local HazMat emergency response team"
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
- On ballot as
- Lucinda Henry
- Current role
- Physician assistant; small business owner
- Background
- B.S. in Clinical Laboratory Sciences (2004), University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (per campaign)
- Master of Physician Assistant Studies (2006), University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (per campaign)
- M.B.A. with a concentration in accounting, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (2023) (per campaign)
- Brazoswood High School graduate (per campaign)
- Physician assistant in pediatric medicine (since 2006) (per campaign)
- Brazoria County resident for 40 years (per campaign)
- Experience
- No prior elected office (per campaign)
- Helped manage her husband's earlier campaign for Brazoria County Sheriff (per campaign)
- Top priorities
- "My top priorities are protecting taxpayer dollars, taking a hard look at county spending and ensuring we spend responsibly"
- "I will focus on disciplined spending and keeping the county tax rate as low as responsibly possible"
- "New development should help support the infrastructure it requires"
- "independent leadership that is not tied to political parties, special interests or political action committees"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "I will focus on disciplined spending and keeping the county tax rate as low as responsibly possible."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "New development should help support the infrastructure it requires."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- lucindahenryforcountyjudge.com
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