Brazoria County
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1, Place 2
William Cook
Democratic- On ballot as
- William Cook
- Current role
- Tow truck driver and administrator, Angleton Automotive (his family's business); owner, WillFixIt computer repair business
- Background
- Student, Brazosport College; has finished his radiologic technology prerequisites there (per candidate)
- Age 34 (per candidate, Ballotpedia survey, Sept. 2026)
- Has lived on his family's land in Brazoria County for 25 years (per candidate, Ballotpedia survey, Sept. 2026)
- Uber driver, on and off for about ten years (per candidate)
- Experience
- Founder, WillFixIt computer repair business (2020) (per candidate)
- Tow truck driver and administrator, Angleton Automotive (since 2011) (per candidate)
- Top priorities
- Ballotpedia survey: "I want to bring e-filing, evening and Saturday dockets, and staffing hours that fit working people"
- Ballotpedia survey: "I'll make sure every defendant knows their Chapter 45 options if they can't afford a fine"
- Ballotpedia survey: "A JP should be the same judge for everybody who walks in"
- Campaign site: "Faster, More Efficient Court Access"; "Transparency and Community Engagement"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: In a Ballotpedia survey: "A JP should be the same judge for everybody who walks in, and that's how I'll run this court."
- Court administration: In a Ballotpedia survey: "I want to bring e-filing, evening and Saturday dockets, and staffing hours that fit working people."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- williamcookforjp.com
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