Harris County
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 5, Place 2
- On ballot as
- MARK FURY
- Current role
- Not found
- Background
- Columbia University graduate (per campaign)
- Non-attorney Justice of the Peace (per campaign)
- Eight overseas mission trips to build orphanage and church infrastructure (per campaign)
- Experience
- Elected to two terms as Justice of the Peace, Precinct Five, Place One (per campaign)
- Later worked for County Commissioner Steve Radack's parks department (per campaign)
- Operations management, Ben Taub Hospital, Harris Health System (per campaign)
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won over incumbent Bob Wolfe
- Top priorities
- "Operating an open and consistent court so the public knows what to expect and can trust the process."
- "Making court processes easier to understand through clear, straightforward communication that respects the public's time."
- Campaign site: he "believes small claims courts should resolve everyday disputes quickly, fairly, and with dignity"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: says he is ready to bring "integrity, accountability, and respect back to the bench"
- Court administration: Campaign site: "Operating an open and consistent court so the public knows what to expect and can trust the process."
- Endorsements
- "C" Club of Houston
- Houston Police Officers' Union PAC
- Former Precinct Five Constable Ted Heap (listed by campaign)
- Former Precinct Five, Place Two Justice of the Peace Jeff Williams (listed by campaign)
- Campaign website
- bringbackagoodjp.com
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