Cameron County
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Frank LozanoRepublicanNoe GarzaDemocratic
On ballot as
Frank Lozano
Noe Garza
Current role
Attorney (per Secretary of State's list of qualified candidates)
Attorney in private practice; Law Office of Noe D. Garza, Jr., Brownsville (per State Bar)
Background
- Lifelong resident of Cameron County (per campaign)
- Military veteran (per campaign)
- Law school focus: constitutional law (per campaign)
- Law school: Texas Southern University (1986) (per State Bar)
- Licensed to practice law in Texas since November 1986 (per State Bar)
- Attorney in Cameron County for nearly four decades (per KRGV)
Experience
- Prosecutor and criminal defense attorney (per campaign)
- First run for office (per KRGV)
- Democratic primary runoff (May 26, 2026): won, 58.45% (per unofficial results)
Top priorities
- "Commitment to the U.S. Constitution and Texas Constitution as written"
- "Respect for separation of powers; opposition to judicial activism"
- "No biased favoritism toward or against any plaintiffs, defendants, corporations, or government entities"
- "Opening court with prayer to remind all God comes first"
- "Transparency in court proceedings"
- "Every time you appear before a judge, you learn something. One, the law, and also the temperament of other judges, and so, they've been mentors to me." (told KRGV)
Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "Commitment to the U.S. Constitution and Texas Constitution as written" and "opposition to judicial activism"
- Court administration: Campaign site lists "Opening court with prayer to remind all God comes first" and "Transparency in court proceedings"
- Judicial philosophy: Told KRGV in May 2026: "Every time you appear before a judge, you learn something. One, the law, and also the temperament of other judges, and so, they've been mentors to me."
- Court administration: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
None found in our research
Frank Lozano
Republican- On ballot as
- Frank Lozano
- Current role
- Attorney (per Secretary of State's list of qualified candidates)
- Background
- Lifelong resident of Cameron County (per campaign)
- Military veteran (per campaign)
- Law school focus: constitutional law (per campaign)
- Experience
- Prosecutor and criminal defense attorney (per campaign)
- Top priorities
- "Commitment to the U.S. Constitution and Texas Constitution as written"
- "Respect for separation of powers; opposition to judicial activism"
- "No biased favoritism toward or against any plaintiffs, defendants, corporations, or government entities"
- "Opening court with prayer to remind all God comes first"
- "Transparency in court proceedings"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "Commitment to the U.S. Constitution and Texas Constitution as written" and "opposition to judicial activism"
- Court administration: Campaign site lists "Opening court with prayer to remind all God comes first" and "Transparency in court proceedings"
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- votefranklozano.com
Noe Garza
Democratic- On ballot as
- Noe Garza
- Current role
- Attorney in private practice; Law Office of Noe D. Garza, Jr., Brownsville (per State Bar)
- Background
- Law school: Texas Southern University (1986) (per State Bar)
- Licensed to practice law in Texas since November 1986 (per State Bar)
- Attorney in Cameron County for nearly four decades (per KRGV)
- Experience
- First run for office (per KRGV)
- Democratic primary runoff (May 26, 2026): won, 58.45% (per unofficial results)
- Top priorities
- "Every time you appear before a judge, you learn something. One, the law, and also the temperament of other judges, and so, they've been mentors to me." (told KRGV)
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Told KRGV in May 2026: "Every time you appear before a judge, you learn something. One, the law, and also the temperament of other judges, and so, they've been mentors to me."
- Court administration: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
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