Fort Bend County
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On ballot as
MARK H. HANNA
TAMECIA GLOVER
Current role
Judge, 502nd District Court (appointed; since December 1, 2025)
Assistant County Attorney, Fort Bend County
Background
- B.S. in Criminal Justice, Texas State University
- J.D., South Texas College of Law
- Board certified in criminal law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization (per Governor's appointment announcement)
- Fort Bend County resident for more than 30 years (per campaign)
- J.D., University of Houston (2012)
- Alumna, University of Houston, UH Law Center and Bauer College of Business (per campaign)
- Licensed in Texas since November 2012
- Raised in Alief (per campaign)
Experience
- Appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott November 24, 2025; took office December 1, 2025
- Associate Judge, 458th District Court (January–December 2025) (per campaign)
- Fort Bend County District Attorney's Office (joined 1998); served as Chief of the Narcotics Division, Deputy Chief of the Felony Division and Chief of Special Crimes
- Earlier an assistant county attorney and assistant district attorney, Matagorda County
- Approximately 100 cases tried (per court's website)
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- Helped develop Fort Bend County's first treatment court, Drug Court (per court's website)
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
- Served as Associate Judge, 400th District Court (per campaign)
- Presided over Substance Abuse and Young Offenders specialty probation courts (per campaign)
- Background spans civil litigation, criminal justice and public service (per campaign)
- Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
Top priorities
- "Experience in the courtroom isn't just a résumé line — it's what ensures that the law is applied consistently, fairly, and with the judgment that only years of handling real cases can teach."
- Campaign: committed to "ensuring every person who enters his courtroom is treated with respect and impartiality while upholding the law"
- Campaign: "committed to holding offenders accountable while balancing rehabilitation with public safety"
- Campaign: "committed to public safety, upholding the law, and ensuring that the 502nd District Court serves the people of Fort Bend County fairly and efficiently"
- "Dedicated to upholding the principles of due process, fairness, and public safety"
Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "Ensuring every person who enters his courtroom is treated with respect and impartiality while upholding the law."
- Court administration: No public statement found
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "Dedicated to upholding the principles of due process, fairness, and public safety"
- Court administration: Campaign site says her time as an associate judge shows her "ability to manage complex cases, reduce case backlogs, and uphold the principles of due process and fairness"
Endorsements
- Fort Bend Business Coalition
- Houston Police Officers' Union
- Former District Attorney John Healey (listed by campaign)
- Aaron Slater, owner of Relentless Defender (listed by campaign)
- Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation
- On ballot as
- MARK H. HANNA
- Current role
- Judge, 502nd District Court (appointed; since December 1, 2025)
- Background
- B.S. in Criminal Justice, Texas State University
- J.D., South Texas College of Law
- Board certified in criminal law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization (per Governor's appointment announcement)
- Fort Bend County resident for more than 30 years (per campaign)
- Experience
- Appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott November 24, 2025; took office December 1, 2025
- Associate Judge, 458th District Court (January–December 2025) (per campaign)
- Fort Bend County District Attorney's Office (joined 1998); served as Chief of the Narcotics Division, Deputy Chief of the Felony Division and Chief of Special Crimes
- Earlier an assistant county attorney and assistant district attorney, Matagorda County
- Approximately 100 cases tried (per court's website)
Show all 7
- Helped develop Fort Bend County's first treatment court, Drug Court (per court's website)
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
- Top priorities
- "Experience in the courtroom isn't just a résumé line — it's what ensures that the law is applied consistently, fairly, and with the judgment that only years of handling real cases can teach."
- Campaign: committed to "ensuring every person who enters his courtroom is treated with respect and impartiality while upholding the law"
- Campaign: "committed to holding offenders accountable while balancing rehabilitation with public safety"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "Ensuring every person who enters his courtroom is treated with respect and impartiality while upholding the law."
- Court administration: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- Fort Bend Business Coalition
- Houston Police Officers' Union
- Former District Attorney John Healey (listed by campaign)
- Aaron Slater, owner of Relentless Defender (listed by campaign)
- Campaign website
- judgemarkhanna.com
- On ballot as
- TAMECIA GLOVER
- Current role
- Assistant County Attorney, Fort Bend County
- Background
- J.D., University of Houston (2012)
- Alumna, University of Houston, UH Law Center and Bauer College of Business (per campaign)
- Licensed in Texas since November 2012
- Raised in Alief (per campaign)
- Experience
- Served as Associate Judge, 400th District Court (per campaign)
- Presided over Substance Abuse and Young Offenders specialty probation courts (per campaign)
- Background spans civil litigation, criminal justice and public service (per campaign)
- Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
- Top priorities
- Campaign: "committed to public safety, upholding the law, and ensuring that the 502nd District Court serves the people of Fort Bend County fairly and efficiently"
- "Dedicated to upholding the principles of due process, fairness, and public safety"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: Campaign site: "Dedicated to upholding the principles of due process, fairness, and public safety"
- Court administration: Campaign site says her time as an associate judge shows her "ability to manage complex cases, reduce case backlogs, and uphold the principles of due process and fairness"
- Endorsements
- Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation
- Campaign website
- gloverforjudge.com
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