Tarrant County
Family District Judge, 231st Judicial District
- On ballot as
- Leslie Barrows
- Current role
- Family law attorney; founder, Barrows Firm, P.C. (Southlake)
- Background
- Attended Sam Houston State University
- Law degree, Oklahoma City University (December 2000)
- Licensed in Texas since May 2005
- Experience
- Founder, Barrows Firm (2006); family law focus (per campaign)
- Certified mediator; certified in collaborative law (per campaign)
- Former Metroport Teen Court judge (per campaign)
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won, 53.6% over three other candidates
- Top priorities
- "As a judge, my job is to listen with compassion, apply the law with clarity, and ensure every person is treated with fairness and respect."
- Key message (Ballotpedia survey): "Unwavering intergrity and commitment to improving the judicial system"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "As a judge, my job is to listen with compassion, apply the law with clarity, and ensure every person is treated with fairness and respect."
- Court administration: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- The LinkLetter (Terry Lowery) (listed by campaign)
- Rick Barnes (listed by campaign)
- Precinct Chair Mona Bailey (listed by campaign)
- City of Keller Councilwoman Karen Brennan (listed by campaign)
- Southlake Mayor Shawn McCaskill (listed by campaign)
Show all 11
- CISD School Board President Cam Bryan (listed by campaign)
- NRH Mayor Jack McCarty (listed by campaign)
- Burleson Mayor Chris Fletcher (listed by campaign)
- Colleyville Mayor Bobby Lindamood (listed by campaign)
- Constable Dale Clark (listed by campaign)
- Precinct Chair Tabitha Thomann (listed by campaign)
- Campaign website
- barrowsforjudge.com
Open in the full comparison: Tarrant County
