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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Nonpartisan voter guide · Texas

STEVE RADACK

Candidate · November 3, 2026 general election

Steve Radack

Steve Radack

Republican
On ballot as
STEVE RADACK
Current role
Not found
Background
  • Former owner, Radack's Ceiling Fans and Fixtures; nine retail locations in Texas and Oklahoma (per campaign)
  • Former Houston police officer, 11 years; rank of sergeant (per campaign)
Experience
  • Harris County Commissioner, Precinct 3, 32 years (per campaign)
  • Left office at the end of 2020
  • Constable, Harris County Precinct 5; elected 1984, one term (per campaign)
  • Texas County and District Retirement System board; appointed 2003, 13 years (per campaign)
  • Chaired the Harris County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (per campaign)
Top priorities
  • "Balance the County budget and reduce the property tax rate by eliminating programs and departments that are not needed"
  • "Stop the wasteful spending of hundreds of millions of your Harris County tax dollars annually"
  • Create "a safe community environment through proper maintenance and development of infrastructure, parks, and community centers"
  • "Support law enforcement"
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: "Balance the County budget and reduce the property tax rate by eliminating programs and departments that are not needed."
  • Growth and infrastructure: Commissioners Court must budget "to improve, maintain and develop the Precinct's and Harris County's infrastructure"
  • Flooding and drainage: "Work with Flood Control to schedule, construct, and implement projects to directly impact flooding."
  • Public safety:: wants the county to "support additional law enforcement patrol"
Claims and the record
  • After the Democratic majority on Commissioners Court approved new precinct maps in 2021, Radack sued Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and the court. He alleged a violation of the Texas Open Meetings Act, claiming the specific map (drawn by Commissioner Rodney Ellis) was not posted for public review at least 72 hours before the meeting at which it was adopted. The maps shifted the balance of the court further toward Democrats. Radack later voluntarily dismissed the lawsuit without prejudice in 2022.
Endorsements
  • Houston Police Officers' Union
Campaign website
steveradack.com