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Scott CarsonRepublicanJohn A. Lagway, Jr.Democratic
On ballot as
Scott Carson
John A. Lagway, Jr.
Current role
Willis ISD Board of Trustees, Position 3 (term November 2022 – November 2026); L.E. applications support specialist (civilian employee), Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
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Background
- Former TDCJ correctional officer (per campaign)
- Former loss prevention specialist and manager/trainer (per campaign)
- Former Montgomery County deputy sheriff (per campaign)
- Former U.S. Postal Service employee (per campaign)
- Lifelong Willis resident (per campaign)
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Experience
- Former president, board member and coach, Willis Youth Athletic Association (per campaign)
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Top priorities
- Top priorities: "fairness, customer service, efficiency, and public trust"
- His campaign says he demonstrates "the core judicial qualities of temperance and impartiality"
- Managing caseloads through "clear procedures, effective docket management, and timely case processing"
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Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I believe public service should be about fairness, accountability, and serving the community—not politics or personal agendas."
- Court administration: In a Community Impact Q&A: "Managing increasing caseloads starts with efficiency, organization, and consistency."
- Judicial philosophy: No public statement found
- Court administration: No public statement found
Endorsements
- Houston Police Officers' Union
- Republican Voters of Texas PAC (primary)
- Montgomery County Sheriff Wesley Doolittle (listed by campaign)
- Former Sheriff Joe Corley (listed by campaign)
- Panorama Village Chief of Police Chris Holcomb (listed by campaign)
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- Nate Robb (listed by campaign)
- Pastor Mike Heuer, Willis Cowboy Fellowship (listed by campaign)
- Constable Philip Cash, Montgomery County Pct 1 (listed by campaign)
- Former Sheriff Tommy Gage (listed by campaign)
- Montgomery County Law Enforcement Association (listed by campaign)
None found in our research
Scott Carson
Republican- On ballot as
- Scott Carson
- Current role
- Willis ISD Board of Trustees, Position 3 (term November 2022 – November 2026); L.E. applications support specialist (civilian employee), Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
- Background
- Former TDCJ correctional officer (per campaign)
- Former loss prevention specialist and manager/trainer (per campaign)
- Former Montgomery County deputy sheriff (per campaign)
- Former U.S. Postal Service employee (per campaign)
- Lifelong Willis resident (per campaign)
- Experience
- Former president, board member and coach, Willis Youth Athletic Association (per campaign)
- Top priorities
- Top priorities: "fairness, customer service, efficiency, and public trust"
- His campaign says he demonstrates "the core judicial qualities of temperance and impartiality"
- Managing caseloads through "clear procedures, effective docket management, and timely case processing"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I believe public service should be about fairness, accountability, and serving the community—not politics or personal agendas."
- Court administration: In a Community Impact Q&A: "Managing increasing caseloads starts with efficiency, organization, and consistency."
- Endorsements
- Houston Police Officers' Union
- Republican Voters of Texas PAC (primary)
- Montgomery County Sheriff Wesley Doolittle (listed by campaign)
- Former Sheriff Joe Corley (listed by campaign)
- Panorama Village Chief of Police Chris Holcomb (listed by campaign)
Show all 10
- Nate Robb (listed by campaign)
- Pastor Mike Heuer, Willis Cowboy Fellowship (listed by campaign)
- Constable Philip Cash, Montgomery County Pct 1 (listed by campaign)
- Former Sheriff Tommy Gage (listed by campaign)
- Montgomery County Law Enforcement Association (listed by campaign)
- Campaign website
- scottcarson.org
John A. Lagway, Jr.
Democratic- On ballot as
- John A. Lagway, Jr.
- Current role
- Not found
- Background
- Not found
- Experience
- Not found
- Top priorities
- Not found
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: No public statement found
- Court administration: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
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