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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Nonpartisan voter guide · Texas

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3

Race · November 3, 2026 general election

Comal County
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Timothy DavisRepublican
Jon CaseyDemocratic
On ballot as
TIMOTHY DAVIS
JON CASEY
Current role
Contractor (per the Herald-Zeitung and Secretary of State filing)
Restaurant business (per Secretary of State filing)
Background
  • Attended San Antonio College before moving to technical school and into the pool design business (per the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Has worked as a contractor, in design, as a railroad conductor and as a small business owner (per candidate, to the Herald-Zeitung)
  • San Antonio native (per the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Formerly in production, then international distribution and sales, at his father's battery manufacturing company (per candidate, to the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Later founder of his own company in renewable energy and deregulated power and gas sales (per candidate, to the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Born and raised in Boston (per the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Moved to Iowa after college (per the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Lived in Dallas for 20 years before moving to New Braunfels (per the Herald-Zeitung)
Experience
Not found
  • Waiter, local restaurant (per the Herald-Zeitung, February 2026)
Top priorities
  • "I want to make the court accessible to the common man"
  • "I want it to be the people's court that it's supposed to be."
  • "I'm going to care for the people and then resolve things justly and fairly within the law."
  • "Fair and balanced for all citizens!"
  • "Lower costs. Save people time if the have to go to court."
Tidbits
  • Judicial philosophy: To the Herald-Zeitung, February 2026: "I'm going to care for the people and then resolve things justly and fairly within the law."
  • Court administration: To the Herald-Zeitung, February 2026: "I want to make the court accessible to the common man"
  • Judicial philosophy: League of Women Voters guide, on the most important priority of the office: "Fair and balanced for all citizens!"
  • Court administration: League of Women Voters guide: "Lower costs. Save people time if the have to go to court."
Endorsements
None found in our research
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found
Not found

Timothy Davis

Republican
On ballot as
TIMOTHY DAVIS
Current role
Contractor (per the Herald-Zeitung and Secretary of State filing)
Background
  • Attended San Antonio College before moving to technical school and into the pool design business (per the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Has worked as a contractor, in design, as a railroad conductor and as a small business owner (per candidate, to the Herald-Zeitung)
  • San Antonio native (per the Herald-Zeitung)
Experience
Not found
Top priorities
  • "I want to make the court accessible to the common man"
  • "I want it to be the people's court that it's supposed to be."
  • "I'm going to care for the people and then resolve things justly and fairly within the law."
Tidbits
  • Judicial philosophy: To the Herald-Zeitung, February 2026: "I'm going to care for the people and then resolve things justly and fairly within the law."
  • Court administration: To the Herald-Zeitung, February 2026: "I want to make the court accessible to the common man"
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found

Jon Casey

Democratic
On ballot as
JON CASEY
Current role
Restaurant business (per Secretary of State filing)
Background
  • Formerly in production, then international distribution and sales, at his father's battery manufacturing company (per candidate, to the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Later founder of his own company in renewable energy and deregulated power and gas sales (per candidate, to the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Born and raised in Boston (per the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Moved to Iowa after college (per the Herald-Zeitung)
  • Lived in Dallas for 20 years before moving to New Braunfels (per the Herald-Zeitung)
Experience
  • Waiter, local restaurant (per the Herald-Zeitung, February 2026)
Top priorities
  • "Fair and balanced for all citizens!"
  • "Lower costs. Save people time if the have to go to court."
Tidbits
  • Judicial philosophy: League of Women Voters guide, on the most important priority of the office: "Fair and balanced for all citizens!"
  • Court administration: League of Women Voters guide: "Lower costs. Save people time if the have to go to court."
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found

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