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

County Commissioner, Precinct 2