Attorney DaSean Jones is one of only a handful of African American male judicial candidates to make the Tuesday, November 6, 2018, Midterm Election ballot in Harris County, Texas. In case you don't know, Jones is seeking to unseat Republican incumbent Judge Catherine Evans in what’s expected to be a very tight race.
Make no mistake about it, DaSean Jones, a 2018 Democratic candidate running for District Judge, 180th Judicial District Court in Harris County, Texas and his beautiful wife Audia Jones, an Assistant Harris County District Attorney are both on the rise. Especially, since Audia Jones burst on the scene at a recent “CANDIDATE’S FORUM” a few weeks ago. Nope, this ain’t no run-of-the-mill couple. This pair has the “IT-FACTOR” if you ask me! They possess the entire package, faith, intelligence, good looks, and the tenacity of pit bulls. Yes, I said pit bulls. So, don’t let the good looks fool you – THE JONES’ AIN’T TO BE PLAYED WITH!!!
KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES’
I’ve been keeping a watchful eye on DaSean Jones for several months now, as he’s preparing to face off against Judge Catherine Evans in a Tuesday, November 6, 2018 showdown for the 180th Judicial District Court bench in Harris County, Texas. As it stands right now, he and other 2018 Democratic hopefuls are expecting a “BLUE-WAVE” to roll through Harris County, Texas. And if their prayers are answered, nearly every judicial bench in Harris County that matters will be held by a Liberal. But how are things looking for DaSean Jones in his quest to become a judge? Well, I would stop short of calling him the overwhelming favorite in his quest to unseat Judge Catherine Evans. Partly because the “MIDTERM ELECTION CYCLE” has more often than not been won by Harris County Republican Party candidates for many, many cycles. But could this year be different? Well, Democrats sure think so. And it’s hard to argue against them, especially after witnessing the historic showing they gave us back on Tuesday, March 6, 2018, in the Harris County Democratic Party Primary.
A QUICK COMPARISON
Back in the Tuesday, March 6, 2018, Harris County Democratic Party Primary, DaSean Jones received 19,054 “ABSENTEE VOTES”. Judge Catherine Evans edged DeSean Jones out in this category by receiving 19,270 “ABSENTEE VOTES”. However, DaSean Jones had 56,243 Democrats to cast their ballot for him during the “EARLY VOTING” period. Comparatively speaking, only 45,813 Republicans cast their ballot for Judge Catherine Evans during the “EARLY VOTING” period. And “ELECTION DAY” voting was pretty much the same as 59,031 Democrats cast their ballot for DaSean Jones, and 51,287 Republicans cast their ballot for JudgeCatherine Evans. So, who will win on Tuesday, November 6, 2018, between DaSean Jones and Judge Catherine Evans in the race for District Judge, 180th Judicial District Court? Well, nobody knows for certain at this time. However, what I can assure you of, is that the 134,328 overall votes DaSean Jones received back in the Tuesday, March 6, 2018, Harris County Democratic Party Primary won’t be enough to carry the day on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. He's going to at the very least need double (or perhaps triple) that number to unseat Judge Catherine Evans in my opinion. However, with that said, both DaSean Jones and Judge Catherine Evans, who only received 116,370 overall votes back in the Harris County Republican Party Primary have a lot of work to do between now and Election Day.
MEET AUDIA JONES
Audia Jones was born to her loving parents, who are now retired. Her dad is a decorated Vietnam Veteran, who served as a paratrooper and member of the Long-Range Reconnaissance Patrol (LRRP), followed by a career as an aviation engineer. Her mom was a lifelong educator who taught special needs children for more than thirty (30) years.
Education. Jones received a full four-year NCAA College Basketball Scholarship to the University of Rhode Island (URI) where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration. After leaving URI, Jones attended Texas Southern University, Thurgood Marshall School of Law where she earned an academic scholarship and graduated magna cum laude. After law school, she demonstrated herself to be a devoted civil servant, clerking at several highly-esteemed governmental agencies including the United States House of Representatives and the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia.
Justice of the Peace Court Experience. Jones has practiced before all sixteen (16) Justice of the Peace Courts (JP) in Harris County. She knows first-hand the impact that JP Court Judges have in the lives of citizens and their communities. After her undergraduate studies, prior to becoming an attorney, Jones worked as an intern for a JP Court. During that experience, Jones witnessed how compassion and understanding while upholding the law ensured decisions served the best interests of the community. As an Assistant District Attorney, Jones completed a JP Court rotation where the balance of her time was served in Precinct 7, Place 1. There, she handled multiple cases, including traffic violations, assaults, theft by check, truancy, and evictions.
United States House of Representatives. Upon completing law school, driven by her love for her Houston community, Jones served as the Counsel Fellow for Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee. As a Counsel Fellow, she quickly advanced from the duties of a Graduate Fellow to a Congressional Staffer managing the Judiciary Committee Portfolio for the Congresswoman. In approximately 50 hearings, Jones successfully prepared a detailed analysis of key legislation affecting the 18th Congressional District of Harris County while effectively communicating the pros and cons of each legislative item to the Congresswoman.
Skilled, Practicing Attorney. Following her experiences at the U.S. House of Representatives, Jones joined the Harris County District Attorney’s Office as an Assistant District Attorney where she has handled non-violent and violent misdemeanor and felony offenses. As a Prosecutor, Jones has served as a Chief in a county court. She has also been assigned to the Family Criminal Law Division (FCLD) where she was the Chief Prosecutor of the Misdemeanor Division prosecuting felony domestic violence cases. Currently, Jones works as a senior felony prosecutor in the Financial Crimes Division. She focuses on the prosecution of public assistance fraud committed against various governmental agencies. The office recovers stolen State and Federal funding that should be allocated to Houstonians in need of flooding, housing, medical, unemployment, welfare, and other life support assistance.
Personal Life. Audia Jones is married and has two children, a seventeen (17) month old son, and ten (10) year old niece. They reside in Precinct 7. She is a member of the Harris County Democratic Party, Texas Democratic Women, Houston Black American Democrats, Houston Association of Women Attorneys, Junior League of Houston and the Wheeler Avenue Christian Academy Parent Teacher Committee.
MEET DASEAN JONES
DaSean Jones is running for judge in order to set the conditions for Harris County to lead the nation in a more progressive direction with respect to Criminal Justice.
DaSean Jones wants to institute alternative sentencing initiatives that are not solely punitive, but rehabilitative. Although a quiet and reserved professional, DaSean has been afforded an incredibly interesting life experience he uses to shape his perspective. DaSean believes that the people who make the life decisions for so many of Harris County's citizens either lack life experience or do not share in the same or similar experiences of the men and women who are punished on a daily basis.
As a decorated U.S. Army combat veteran, DaSean has been faced with experiences and challenges that have broadened his mind. After living and working throughout the world as a military brat and then as an Army Officer, DaSean was lucky to share and learn about many different cultures and ideologies. In executing his duties as a combat arms officer, it was always paramount that he leads his soldiers in a fair and balanced manner. Thus, he believes that the Judicial System should be fair and balanced.
DaSean decided to run for Judge after witnessing first-hand how some judges do not disperse justice fairly across the board and seem close-minded and prejudiced towards some defendants and attorneys. Ready to tarnish their records or reputation. Yet, these same judges afford those who they are familiar with or more in line with financially better treatment and basic courtesies even moments after giving someone else "the benefit of the doubt."
Financial status, connections, race, clothing, and other variables should not come into play in regards to the administration of justice. This is not fair and needs to be stopped. DaSean does not believe that such conduct marches in step with the appropriate character of a judge in Harris County, Texas, or anywhere else in the United States. As a result, it is his opinion that the criminal justice system, which is very necessary and fundamental to law and order, is off track and that those who benefit from it generally turn a blind eye to its folly.
DaSean was raised by his dad, a retired U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, and his mother, who passed away on Valentine's Day a few weeks after his return from his second tour in Iraq. DaSean has three siblings. Two of which are disabled veterans who served overseas. While in elementary school, DaSean visited Auschwitz, Anne Frank's house, and other key historical examples of social injustice and abuse of power. These experiences have helped mold him into the person he is today.
After graduating from Tuskegee University, DaSean commissioned as an Army Field Artillery Officer, where he led soldiers from all walks of life and held the highest standards as an officer and a gentleman.
After his mother's death on February 14, 2008, DaSean decided to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a lawyer. As a senior Army Captain, he left a promising career, sold his house and the balance of his belongings in order to pursue his calling. He attended law school while working in the Army Reserves. Upon completing his degree, he started his own law practice. DaSean, his wife, and two children now call Houston home.
Memberships and Affiliations:
Houston GLBT Political Caucus; Harris County Tejano Democrats; Houston Black American Democrats; Area 5 Democrats, Lifetime Member; Sharpstown Democrats, General Member; Houston Tuskegee Alumni Association ; Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America; Veterans of Foreign Wars, Lifetime Member; The American Legion South Houston Post 490; Harris County Democratic Lawyers Association; Mexican American Bar Association of Houston; Harris County Democratic Party, Sustaining Member; J.B. Rhodes Prostate Cancer Foundation, Board Member; Houston Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.; and National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (Houston Branch).
DaSean Jones (Democrat) and Catherine Evans (Republican) will face off in the race for District Judge, 180th Judicial District Court in Harris County, Texas on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Early voting begins on Monday, October 22, 2018, and ends on Friday, November 2, 2018. AUBREY R. TAYLOR:"It's imperative that we make it our business to elect the "BEST QUALIFIED CANDIDATES" who value us when we go to the polls to vote.
Congratulations to DaSean Jones (Democrat) and Catherine Evans (Republican) for earning the nomination for their respective party in the race for District Judge, 180th Judicial District Court. Early voting begins on Monday, October 22, 2018, and ends on Friday, November 2, 2018. If for some reason you can't vote early, Election Day is on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. AUBREY R. TAYLOR: "It's imperative that we make it our business to elect the "BEST QUALIFIED CANDIDATES" who value us when we go to the polls to vote."
"The candidates listed below are the statewide candidates who will be on your Tuesday, March 4, 2014 Republican Primary ballot if you live in Texas. (CLICK HERE IF YOU ARE NOT SURE WHO YOUR REPRESENTATIVES ARE)The Republican candidates with banners and videos displayed on this page are asking for your vote and support in this election. The early voting period for the 2014 Republican Primary is from Tuesday, February 18, 2014 through Friday, February 28, 2014."
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Jani Jo Wood
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Allen Fletcher (i)
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Justin Perryman
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Angelina D.A. Gooden
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Melanie Flowers
John Schmude
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Sherman Ross (i) - Not Running for Re-Election
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Dan Spjut
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Ken Wenzel
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Court Koenning
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Tom Lawrence (i) - Not Running for Re-Election
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Lena Engelage
Dean Combs
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Louis Guthrie
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Jeff Williams (i)
Erik Michael Hassan
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Maxey Scheer
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Niko Letsos
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James Cargas
Lissa Squires
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Al Green
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Sheila Jackson Lee
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Gene Green
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Damian LaCroix
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Rita Lucido
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Alma A. Allen
Azuwuike Okorafor
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Gene Wu
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Sylvester Turner
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Armando Lucio Walle
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Senfronia Thompson
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Harold V. Dutton, Jr.
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Ana Hernandez
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Mary Ann Perez
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Carol Alvarado
Susan Delgado
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Borris L. Miles
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Garnet F. Coleman
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Jessica Cristina Farrar
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Hubert Vo
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State Representative, District 150
Amy Perez
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Kyle Carter
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Gordon Goodman
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Jim Sharp
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Kay Morgan
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Steven E. Kirkland
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Randy Roll
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Mark Therling
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Greg Glass
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Sandra Peake
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Shawna Reagin
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Jules Johnson
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George Arnold
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Allecia Lindsey Pottinger
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Latosha Lewis
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Bruce Steffler
Jim Evans
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Kathy Vossler
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Sherri Cothrun
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Tracy D. Good
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District Judge, 314th District Juvenile Family Court
Natalia Oakes
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District Judge, 334th District Court
Daryl Moore
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Harris County District Attorney
Kim Ogg
Lloyd Wayne Oliver
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Harris County Civil Court at Law, No. 2
Scot "Dolli" Dollinger
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Harris County Civil Court at Law, No. 3
Gloria Cantu Minnick
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Harris County Civil Court at Law, No. 4
Damon Crenshaw
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Harris County Criminal Court at Law, No. 2
Harold J. Landreneau
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Harris County Criminal Court at Law, No. 4
Nikita "Niki" Harmon
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Harris County Court at Law, No. 5
Ramona Franklin
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Harris County Criminal Court at Law, No. 6
Linda Geffin
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Harris County Criminal Court at Law, No. 7
Shelia Acosta
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Harris County Criminal Court at Law, No. 8
Kelli Johnson
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Harris County Criminal Court at Law, No. 10
George Barnstone
John Connolly
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Harris County Criminal Court at Law, No. 13
Jason Luong
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Harris County Criminal Court at Law, No. 14
David L. Singer
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Harris County Criminal Court at Law, No. 15
Raul Rodriguez
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Harris County Probate Court No. 1
Kim Bohannon Hoesl
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Harris County Probate Court No. 2
Josefina Rendon
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Harris County Probate Court No. 3
Jerry Simoneaux
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Harris County Probate Court No. 4
James Horwitz
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Harris County Judge
Ahmed Robert Hassan
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County Commissioner, Precinct 4
M.I. Badat
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Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1, Place 2
David M. Patronella
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Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2, Place 2
George E. Risner
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Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, Place 2
Don Coffey
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Justice of the Peace, Precinct 6, Place 2
Diana Davila
Armando V. Rodriguez
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Justice of the Peace, Precinct 7, Place 2
Zinetta Burney
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Harris County District Clerk
Judith Snively
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Harris County Clerk
Ann Harris Bennett
Gale Young Mitchell
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Harris County Treasurer
David Rosen
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Department of Education, Position 5 At-Large
Debra Kerner
Mayor Allen Owen is Missouri City's 10th mayor since the city's incorporation in 1956. Mayor Owen and his family have lived in Missouri City more than 36 years. He continues to dedicate much of his time and expertise towards the development of a community where he and his wife of 46 years, Jane, raised their three children.
Mayor Owen has served as mayor since his election to that position in 1994. Prior to that time he was a member of the Planning and Zoning Commission for five years and a City Council member for eight years, including serving as mayor pro-tem.
Mayor Owen earned degrees from Southern Methodist University's Graduate School of Finance and Banking and from Stephen F. Austin State University.
Early voting for the 2014 Missouri City, Texas Mayoral Election begins on Monday, April 28th and ends on Tuesday, May 6th.
The Texas Railroad Commission supervises and regulates the oil and gas well drilling in the State of Texas. Dale Henry has over 58 years of TECHNOLOGY, EXPERIENCE AND KNOW-HOW plus the most important – the ability to use the ART of assembling these three major basics of the oil and gas industry to solve problems (quickly and efficiently). Dale needs your vote and is respectfully asking that your vote be for him in the Tuesday, March 4, 2014 Democratic Primary. Early voting for the Democratic Primary begins on Tuesday, February 18th and ends on Friday, February 28th in Texas.
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