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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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County Commissioner, Precinct 2

Race · November 3, 2026 general election

Parker County
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Jacob HoltJacob HoltRepublican Incumbent
Henry Lee ButlerDemocratic
On ballot as
JACOB HOLT
HENRY LEE BUTLER
Current role
Parker County Commissioner, Precinct 2
Data engineer (per Secretary of State filing)
Background
Not found
  • Degree in sociology, Baylor University (1986) (per campaign)
  • Master's degree in sociology, Baylor University (1988) (per campaign)
  • Director of IT, Weatherford College (moved to Weatherford March 1999; retired July 2021) (per campaign)
  • Born and raised in West Texas (per campaign)
  • Grew up on a working ranch in Crane (per campaign)
Experience
  • One of three people seeking the vacant Precinct 2 commissioner seat (per Weatherford Democrat, Feb. 12, 2022)
Not found
Top priorities
Not found
  • "Protect the services and systems that already serve our community well."
  • "Address congestion, infrastructure gaps, and inefficiencies with thoughtful planning."
  • "Long-term growth requires long-term thinking — not reactive decisions made in crisis."
  • "County resources belong to the people. Spending should serve the common good."
  • "Strong leadership begins with listening — to residents across the precinct, not just the loudest voices."
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
  • Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
  • Property taxes and budget: Campaign site (as archived June 6, 2026): "Budget growth must be measured against household impact."
  • Growth and infrastructure: Campaign site (as archived June 6, 2026): "Traffic planning must be proactive, not reactive."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
  • State Sen. Phil King (primary)
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found
Not found
Jacob Holt

Jacob Holt

Republican Incumbent
On ballot as
JACOB HOLT
Current role
Parker County Commissioner, Precinct 2
Background
Not found
Experience
  • One of three people seeking the vacant Precinct 2 commissioner seat (per Weatherford Democrat, Feb. 12, 2022)
Top priorities
Not found
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
  • Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
  • State Sen. Phil King (primary)
Campaign website
Not found

Henry Lee Butler

Democratic
On ballot as
HENRY LEE BUTLER
Current role
Data engineer (per Secretary of State filing)
Background
  • Degree in sociology, Baylor University (1986) (per campaign)
  • Master's degree in sociology, Baylor University (1988) (per campaign)
  • Director of IT, Weatherford College (moved to Weatherford March 1999; retired July 2021) (per campaign)
  • Born and raised in West Texas (per campaign)
  • Grew up on a working ranch in Crane (per campaign)
Experience
Not found
Top priorities
  • "Protect the services and systems that already serve our community well."
  • "Address congestion, infrastructure gaps, and inefficiencies with thoughtful planning."
  • "Long-term growth requires long-term thinking — not reactive decisions made in crisis."
  • "County resources belong to the people. Spending should serve the common good."
  • "Strong leadership begins with listening — to residents across the precinct, not just the loudest voices."
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: Campaign site (as archived June 6, 2026): "Budget growth must be measured against household impact."
  • Growth and infrastructure: Campaign site (as archived June 6, 2026): "Traffic planning must be proactive, not reactive."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found