Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2, Place 2

Richard B. Davis

Republican

On ballot as: Richard B. Davis
Current role: Not found
Background: Died in September 2026
Brazoria County announced his death on Sept. 17, 2026
His name remains on the county's sample ballots for the Nov. 3 election
Experience: Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2, Place 2 (Jan. 1, 2011 until his death in September 2026) (per Brazoria County)
Re-elected November 2022 as the Republican nominee (unofficial results, per The Facts)
Top priorities: Not found
Tidbits: Judicial philosophy: No public statement found
Court administration: No public statement found
Endorsements: None found in our research
Campaign website: Not found

Democratic

On ballot as: Shenequa Harrison
Current role: Not found
Background: Bachelor's degree in Human Resource Development, University of Houston
Master of Jurisprudence in Labor and Employment Law, Tulane University
Career in human resources (per campaign)
Born in Houston; raised in Missouri City, Texas
"a newer resident of Brazoria County" (per candidate)
Experience: Not found
Top priorities: Campaign site: "Apply the law consistently and transparently"; "Treat every person with dignity and respect"
Campaign site: "Provide clear, easy to understand information about court processes"
Campaign site: "Streamline processes to reduce delays"; keep pace "with Brazoria County's rapid growth"
Campaign site: "Uphold policies while recognizing the value of second chances"
Campaign site: "Build trust between the JP office and the community"
Tidbits: Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "Apply the law consistently and transparently"; "Approach each case with both firmness and empathy".
Court administration: Campaign site: "Streamline processes to reduce delays"; "Support organized, timely, and accurate record keeping".
Endorsements: Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation
Campaign website: shenequaharrison.com