Val Verde County
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On ballot as
J. RANDEL DISSLER
ROBERT "BOBBY" HERNANDEZ
Current role
Val Verde County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2 (appointed May 2025 by the Val Verde County Commissioners Court) (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
Del Rio police lieutenant (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
Background
- Born and raised in Val Verde County (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Retired U.S. Border Patrol field operations supervisor; more than 20 years with the agency (per candidate)
- Owner-operator, Hinds Well Service (since 2001) (per candidate)
- Lifelong Del Rio resident (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Marine Corps veteran (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Cites over 30 years of public service, including work in the police patrol and investigations divisions (per his questionnaire)
Experience
Not found
Not found
Top priorities
- February 2026 primary questionnaire: "to maximize my training in order to better perform my duties"
- "to work on clearing any backlog of cases"
- "The office will process all cases filed with the court in a timely manner with an emphasis on fair and equal treatment to all."
- February 2026 primary questionnaire: "I will ensure the court operates with professionalism, transparency and common sense."
- "I will work to improve communication and accessibility so residents better understand court procedures."
- "timely service, strong cooperation with law enforcement, and maintaining public trust"
Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire, he said cases will be handled "with an emphasis on fair and equal treatment to all".
- Court administration: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "My priorities since taking office have been to maximize my training in order to better perform my duties and to work on clearing any backlog of cases when I arrived."
- Judicial philosophy: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "I will treat all people with dignity, apply the law equally and make decisions based on facts, not politics."
- Court administration: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "I will work to improve communication and accessibility so residents better understand court procedures."
Endorsements
None found in our research
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found
Not found
- On ballot as
- J. RANDEL DISSLER
- Current role
- Val Verde County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2 (appointed May 2025 by the Val Verde County Commissioners Court) (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Background
- Born and raised in Val Verde County (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Retired U.S. Border Patrol field operations supervisor; more than 20 years with the agency (per candidate)
- Owner-operator, Hinds Well Service (since 2001) (per candidate)
- Experience
- Not found
- Top priorities
- February 2026 primary questionnaire: "to maximize my training in order to better perform my duties"
- "to work on clearing any backlog of cases"
- "The office will process all cases filed with the court in a timely manner with an emphasis on fair and equal treatment to all."
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire, he said cases will be handled "with an emphasis on fair and equal treatment to all".
- Court administration: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "My priorities since taking office have been to maximize my training in order to better perform my duties and to work on clearing any backlog of cases when I arrived."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
Robert "bobby" Hernandez
Democratic- On ballot as
- ROBERT "BOBBY" HERNANDEZ
- Current role
- Del Rio police lieutenant (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Background
- Lifelong Del Rio resident (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Marine Corps veteran (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Cites over 30 years of public service, including work in the police patrol and investigations divisions (per his questionnaire)
- Experience
- Not found
- Top priorities
- February 2026 primary questionnaire: "I will ensure the court operates with professionalism, transparency and common sense."
- "I will work to improve communication and accessibility so residents better understand court procedures."
- "timely service, strong cooperation with law enforcement, and maintaining public trust"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "I will treat all people with dignity, apply the law equally and make decisions based on facts, not politics."
- Court administration: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "I will work to improve communication and accessibility so residents better understand court procedures."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
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