Commissioner Rodney Ellis, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, County Attorney Christian Menefee, and other members of their "CULT-LIKE" political regime have been supporting and funding hate in Harris County, Texas, for many years. IN OTHER NEWS...The Honorable Ray "R.C." Charles Jones, Sr. (top left), the Northside Political Action Group president and a senior political advisor to Investigative Reporter Aubrey R. Taylor Communications, has dedicated more than 50 years of his life to the Harris County Democratic Party. In this EXCLUSIVE REPORT exposing County Judge Lina Hidalgo (bottom right), County Commissioner Rodney Ellis (top right), and County Attorney Christian Menefee (beside Ellis), the Honorable "RC" Jones shares a few of his thoughts from the perspective of a concerned citizen. "I write today as a concerned citizen and President of the Northside Political Action Group to highlight a troubling double standard currently unfolding within the local Democratic Party, particularly in the treatment of Attorney Christian Menefee versus the Honorable Judge William “Bill” McLeod. Judge McLeod was forced to vacate his bench not due to misconduct or incompetence but because of a procedural technicality," explains Ray "R.C." Jones, Sr., in a special letter from his desk.
Ray “RC” Charles has dedicated a half-century of his life to the Harris County Democratic Party as a committeeman and precinct chair. This “DEMOCRATIC PARTY VETERAN” is the president of Northside Political Action Group and a senior political advisor to Investigative Reporter Aubrey R. Taylor, the publisher of Houston Business Connections Newspaper.
From the Desk of Ray/RC Jones
President, Northside Political Action Group
I write today as a concerned citizen and President of the Northside Political Action Group to highlight a troubling double standard currently unfolding within the local Democratic Party, particularly in the treatment of Attorney Christian Menefee versus the Honorable Judge William “Bill” McLeod. Judge McLeod was forced to vacate his bench not due to misconduct or incompetence but because of a procedural technicality. His only “error” was transparently announcing his intent to seek higher judicial office, not a formal resignation. I stood beside him in a packed courtroom with a full chamber of Democratic supporters, including myself, asking Commissioner Rodney Ellis and other leaders to grant this honorable and effective public servant a second chance. That request was denied.
In stark contrast, Commissioner Ellis quickly reappointed him when Attorney Christian Menefee vacated his office due to the Governor’s failure to set a date for a special election. Why was Mr. Menefee afforded a second opportunity, yet Judge McLeod was denied the same grace? We cannot, in good conscience, criticize Governor Abbott for “playing political games” while allowing similar internal favoritism and inconsistency to go unchecked in our own ranks. This double standard erodes public trust in the Democratic Party and undermines our core values of transparency, fairness, and equal opportunity. Additionally, it came to my attention that Mr. Menefee filed for the 18th Congressional District seat during the funeral of former Mayor Sylvester Turner, a moment meant for unity, not political maneuvering. Many in our community viewed that timing as disrespectful.
Meanwhile, other candidates filed within the proper window and followed the established rules. Now, considering allowing Mr. Menefee to re-enter the race after the deadline has passed is an affront to the integrity of the electoral process. As someone directly impacted by the Harris County judiciary, I must raise another concern. Following Commissioner Ellis, after being elected, he appointed Judge Lesley Briones, civil court # 4. She presided over a case in which I was handed a nearly half-million-dollar judgment and the appointment of a receiver. Judge McLeod, by contrast, always emphasized collaboration, resolution, and fairness between parties. I supported Commissioner Gene Locke for the appointment because I could not be bought, and I still stand by that principle today.
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The honorable and distinguished Ray "R.C." Jones, Sr., (right) supported former City Attorney Gene Locke, named by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett to complete the unexpired term of beloved Harris County Commissioner El Franco Lee following his untimely death in 2016. If you remember, Rodney Ellis beat out Gene Locke in an unorthodox "PRECINCT CHAIR" vote before Harris County Precinct Chairs who ultimately selected Rodney Ellis to take over the Precinct One Commissioner position.
Let us also examine the public records and professional journeys of both men:
Christian Menefee, as Harris County Attorney, has faced public criticism for appearing to use legal challenges, including lawsuits against Republican initiatives and executive orders, to build his political profile. Critics, including his 2024 opponent Jacqueline Lucci Smith, have questioned whether his legal battles are more strategic than principled. Others have expressed concern that Menefee remained in office while simultaneously campaigning for Congress, potentially conflicting with his responsibilities as County Attorney. While state law permits this, it has drawn legitimate scrutiny.
Judge William McLeod, on the other hand, has a story grounded in hard work, public service, and redemption. Born in British Columbia, he moved to Texas in 1974 and became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2009. He founded a roofing company after earning a BBA from Texas A&M University. Following a serious accident, he returned to school and earned a Master of Science in Counseling, serving special education children in Wise County. Later, he pursued a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Thurgood Marshall School of Law and was licensed in 2002. In 2019, he was elected to Harris County Civil Court at Law No. 4, where he cleared over 1,400 backlogged cases in just 90 days.
Judge McLeod has also earned advanced civil and family mediation and arbitration certifications, a testament to his commitment to alternative dispute resolution and balanced, compassionate justice. His record speaks for itself. Judge McLeod did not receive a fair process. He was denied the ability to complete his term after a misapplied constitutional rule labeled his announcement as an automatic resignation.
This is not just about McLeod or Menefee; it’s about ensuring a level playing field, resisting political favoritism, and restoring public confidence in decision-making. Democratic voters should not allow one or two individuals to dominate and manipulate the process for personal or political gain.
Welcome to the team!
Mr. Fred Woods President and Ms. Anna Chaney Vice President, It was a pleasure meeting with both of you recently. I am genuinely inspired by your leadership and dedication to the Northwood Manor Civic Club. On behalf of the Northside Political Action Group, I am excited to officially welcome you aboard! Your community involvement and deep-rooted commitment to civic engagement are precisely what we need as we work together to educate, empower, and energize our neighborhoods. We are especially eager to collaborate with you to recruit and engage younger voters, helping ensure the next generation is informed, activated, and represented at the polls. Your insights, connections, and passion for North Houston will strengthen our movement. We look forward to collaborating with you to promote voter education, civic participation, and positive community change. Please feel free to share any ideas, initiatives, or events that align with our mission. Together, we can build a stronger, more unified voice for our communities.
Sincerely,
Ray / RC Jones
President, Northside Political Action Group
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Precinct One Commissioner Rodney Ellis is distraught with Mayor John Whitmire for removing the protecting bike lanes on Austin Street in downtown Houston. Commissioner Ellis said his office funded the project only to have the City of Houston remove his protected bike lanes. Commissioner Rodney Ellis is also upset at Mayor Whitmre for digging into the business of one of his chief "PUPPETS," Houston City Controller Chris Hollins, according to multiple sources. RECALL HOUSTON... As the effort to remove Mayor John Whitmire continues, please pay close attention to see if any of the donations flowing to the "RECALL HOUSTON" effort are from members of Commissioner Rodney Ellis's "CULT-LIKE" political regime over the next month.
Judge Jason Luong, Judge Scot "dolli" Dollinger, Judge Abigail Anastasio, Judge Amy Martin, Judge Barbara "Babs" Stalder, Judge Tristan Harris Longino, Judge Chuck Silverman, Judge Clinton "Chip" Wells, Judge David L. Singer, Judge Franklin Bynum, Judge Greg Glass, and Judge David L. Singer are all Democrats who lost their judgeships in Harris County, Texas, and may have all gotten targeted during the 2022 Democratic Party Primary as part of "SINISTER PLOT" to purge "WHITE JUDGES" from judgeships in Harris County, Texas by an organization funded by Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis called the Texas Organizizing Project.
- ELLIS HATE GROUP -
Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis has been funding what appears to be a "HATE GROUP" called the Texas Organizing Project PAC (TOP PAC) for years. The political arm of the Texas Organizing Project (TOP) is a danger to every WHITE MALE in the State of Texas.
In case you don’t know, TOP PAC ran the most extensive voter turnout program in Texas during the 2020 General Presidential Election, targeting infrequent and low-income voters of color, according to their website. Get this: after Commissioner Rodney Ellis made a $150,000.00 donation (which was after he'd already given a $100,000.00 donation to TOP), what Texas Organizing Project did was turn right around and give Commissioner Rodney Ellis an in-kind contribution of $4,264.58 a few days later on 1/22/2020. Then, on 2/22/2020, (TOP) Texas Organizing Project turned around and donated $121,329.04 to Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis as an "IN-KIND DONATION" through providing canvassing and phone banking services according to Commissioner Rodney Ellis's campaign finance reports.
On February 22, 2020, the Texas Organizing Project gave Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis an IN-KIND Contribution of $121,329.00 related to canvassing and phone banking services.
On January 23, 2020, the Texas Organizing Project gave Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis an IN-KIND Contribution of $4,264.58 related to staff time to support canvassing and phone bank operations.
On January 17, 2020, Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis donated $150,000.00 to the Texas Organizing Project PAC, an organization that's behind the effort to shift power away from "WHITE PEOPLE" and into the hands of Blacks and Latinos, which is another form of discrimination that has no business in Texas politics.
On November 3, 2016, Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis donated $50,000.00 to the Texas Organizing Project PAC, an organization that's behind the effort to shift power away from "WHITE PEOPLE" and into the hands of Blacks and Latinos, which is another form of discrimination that has no business in Texas politics.
On August 31, 2016, Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis donated $50,000.00 to the Texas Organizing Project PAC, an organization that's behind the effort to shift power away from "WHITE PEOPLE" and into the hands of Blacks and Latinos, which is another form of discrimination that has no business in Texas politics.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis appear to be the culprits behind a SINISTER PLOT to remove WHITE MALES from political office from both sides of the political aisle.
- RACIST IDEOLOGY -
According to the Texas Organizing Project PAC, "Texas is a battleground state, and Texas Organizing Project (TOP) PAC’s aim is to further push the state toward a progressive future that will deliver substantive change and shift more power into the hands of Black and Latino Texans."
Did you catch that? The Texas Organizing Project, which is funded by Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis, stated that their primary goal is to shift power into the hands of Blacks and Latinos in Texas. If that isn't a "RACIST IDEOLOGY," I don't know what is.
If you aren't familiar with them, "Texas Organizing Project PAC runs the most extensive, independent get-out-the-vote political field programs in Texas, focusing on expanding the electorate of color, emphasizing turning out Black and Latino voters. To date, TOP PAC has mobilized hundreds of thousands of voters across the state to transform Texas and build a reflective democracy — one that looks like us and shares our values."
What do they do? According to their website, "We build relationships with Texas voters through on-the-ground issue organizing, engaging people on the issues that matter most to them, and linking those issues to voting when election time comes around. It’s not just about presidential elections – we talk to voters in municipal, school district, special elections, county, and state races, too. We build relationships and trust to also make a culture of voting, all to shift the political landscape and expand progressive infrastructure in Texas."
I’m Aubrey R. Taylor, the publisher of Houston Business Connections Newspaper, one of Texas's most formidable politically-focused publications. With the help of my chief investigator, Charles Marler, a former FBI Investigative Specialist, my investigative team is second to none. NOTE: My thoughts, opinions, and reports are published under my First Amendment-protected rights afforded to me under the “FREEDOM OF SPEECH” and “FREEDOM OF THE PRESS” clauses in the U.S. Constitution.
Longtime Democrat Ray "RC" Charles Jones, Sr., Speaks Out Against Double Standard; Ellis and Hidalgo Are Fueling Hate in Texas
AUBREY R. TAYLOR REPORTS©
It is clear that Harris County, Texas, is dealing with a double standard regarding what Commissioner Rodney Ellis and Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo did to former judge William "Bill" McLeod a few years ago. The difference between how Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee was treated and how Judge Mcleod was treated is night and day.
The Honorable Judge William "Bill" McLeod accidentally triggered his automatic resignation from his County Civil Court at Law No. 1 bench after only holding it for two months back in 2019. Judge McLeod triggered the "RESIGN TO RUN LAW" after filing his intent to run with the Texas Ethics Commission for the Texas Supreme Court. After pleading with Commissioner Rodney Ellis, County Judge Lina Hidalgo, and others before an "OPEN COMMISSIONERS COURT" to reinstate him to his bench, his cry fell on deaf ears as Ellis and Hidalgo gave his bench to Lesley Briones, who currently serves as the Commissioner for Precinct Four. What initially happened to Judge William "Bill" McLeod was an innocent mistake on his part, but what transpired afterward was a form of "REVERSE RACIAL DISCRIMINATION" that was covertly carried out by Commissioner Rodney Ellis, County Judge Lina Hidalgo, and others aimed at removing "WHITE MEN" from positions of authority in Harris County, Texas and other parts of the Lone Star State.
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"DOUBLE STANDARD."
What Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis and Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo did to Judge William "Bill McLeod was unadulterated racism in reverse form. Ellis and Hidalgo showed no grace or mercy towards Judge McLeod after he made an honest mistake. However, according to multiple sources, these two (Ellis and Hidalgo) showed Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee some love last month at one of their "Commissioners Court Meeting" when they Menefee was re-instated as County Attorney after he triggered his automatic resignation from his position on Saturday, March 15, 2025, after he attended the funeral for the late Congressman Sylvester Turner.
So, as a refresher, Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee left the late Congressman Sylvester Turner's funeral with a mission. Before the dirt had settled over the late Congressman Turner's grave, Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee triggered his automatic resignation from his position as County Attorney when he submitted his "STATEMENT OF CANDIDACY" for the vacant 18th Congressional District of Texas seat.
How did Judge William "Bill" McLeod trigger his automatic resignation from his County Civil Court at Law No. 1 bench after only serving two months? Judge McLeod filed paperwork with the Texas Ethics Commission declaring his intent to run for the Texas Supreme Court without knowing that his filing would trigger his automatic resignation from his current judgeship, an honest mistake made by a distinguished man who simply got a little ambitious.
So, instead of having mercy on Judge William "Bill" McLeod and re-instating him to his County Civil Court at Law No.1, bench, Commissioner Rodney Ellis, "THE PUPPET MASTER," and Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, one of his "PUPPETS" along with a few others members of Commissioner Ellis' "CULT-LIKE" regime, chose to seize upon the opportunity to replace Judge Wlliam "Bill" McLeod, a "WHITE MAN" with a "LATINA FEMALE" by the name of attorney Lesley Briones, who now serves as a Harris County Commissioner.
If the name Lesley Briones sounds familiar, it's because after snatching Judge William "Bill" McLeod's bench away from him and giving it to Lesley Briones, after a short time, Commissioner Rodney Ellis used Lesley Briones, a Latina female, to take out another "WHITE MALE" named Commissioner R. Jack Cagle, who was better known as "CACTUS JACK" by his beloved constituents in Harris County Commissioner Precinct 4, before Briones, Ellis, and Hidalgo pushed their agenda do purge "WHITE MEN" from positions of authority throughout Harris County, and the state of Texas.
How do I know that Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis are racist? Is it possible for a "BLACK MAN" and a "LATINA WOMAN" to harbor racist ideologies? Well, you don't have to take my word for it.
So, the whole intent behind the removal of Judge William "Bill" McLeod from his County Civil Court at Law No.1 bench was to take the bench from a "WHITE MAN" and place it under the control of a "LATINA WOMAN" name Lesley Briones, who is now a Harris County Commissioner after she was used by Commissioner Rodney Ellis, and County Judge Lina Hidalgo to strip Commissioner R. Jack Cagle, from his County Commissioner Precinct 4, seat, after they had redrawn the boundaries to benefit their anointed Latina female.
After Commissioner Ellis and County Judge Hidalgo had effectively taken out "TWO WHITE MEN," they had effectively replaced them by placing a "LATINA WOMAN" and a "BLACK WOMAN" into their position.
As a refresher, Lesley Briones was used by Commissioner Rodney Ellis and County Judge Lina Hidalgo to take out Judge William "Bill" McLeod, a "WHITE MALE" Democrat, and Commissioner R. Jack Cagle, a "WHITE MALE" Republican.
An African American female named attorney Audie Lawton Evans was appointed by Harris County Commissioner Ellis, County Judge Lina Hidalgo, and others to replace Lesley Briones when she vacated her Harris County Civil Court at Law, No. 1 bench after Ellis and Hidalgo had redrawn the boundaries of "PRECINCT FOUR" to favor Briones in the Tuesday, November 8, 2022, Midterm Election, when she challenges Republican County Commissioner R. Jack Cagle.
In the race between Briones and Cagle, after the lines for "PRECINCT FOUR" were redrawn to favor Briones, she performed as expected in the newly drawn precinct. Lesley Briones (Democrat) received 122,644 votes for 51.7% of the vote, and R. Jack Cagle (Republican) received 114,718 votes for 48.3%.
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT...
The late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. stated it best: "For the doctrine of black supremacy is as dangerous as white supremacy. God is not interested merely in the freedom of black men and brown men and yellow men, but God is interested in the freedom of the whole human race, the creation of a society where all men will live together as brothers."
In my opinion, the "TOP-TIER" of potential candidates who plan to run for the 18th Congressional District of Texas should band together against the corrupt "ELLIS/TURNER/LEE" regime, which has lost two of its members in Congressman Sylvester Turner and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee.
Make no mistake about it: What Commissioner Ellis and County Judge Lina Hidalgo have done over the last few years is push their "RACIST IDEOLOGY" to purge "WHITE PEOPLE" from positions of authority in Harris County, Texas, and beyond. And it's time for the people of the 18th Congressional District to stand up for themselves and elect a leader outside of Commissioner Rodney Ellis's corrupt regime whenever the "SPECIAL ELECTION" for the 18th Congressional District occurs.
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Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis are both supporting what appears to be a hateful group being funded by Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis. You can 'CLICK HERE" to learn more about the Texas Organizing Project and their evil ways.
County Judge Lina Hidalgo was given a $100,000.00 loan by Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis's Campaign Account on 11/02/2022. Still, when those African American Judges were sued by their Republican opponents, Commissioner Rodney Ellis did not do anything significant to help his fellow African Americans even though he had over $6 million in the bank.
Commissioner Lesley Briones was given a $100,000.00 loan by Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis's Campaign Account on 10/06/2022. Has Commissioner Rodney Ellis done anything of that magnitude for any African American male or female judge in Harris County, Texas?
Commissioner Rodney Ellis has $6,414,367.00 in his campaign bank account, more than all of the sitting incumbent "DEMOCRATIC JUDGES" combined. However, the incumbent Democratic Judges are called upon to give the lion's share of the money donated to the Harris County Democratic Party. During the 2024 Presidential Election cycle, while more than a few Democratic Judges donated upwards of $50,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party out of their hard-earned campaign money, Commissioner Ellis only gave about $6,500.00 to the HCDP, which was nothing for a man with more than $6 million in his campaign account. (CLICK HERE) Please take a moment to view Commissioner Rodney Ellis's Campaign Finance Report.
Judge Erica Hughes, Judge LaShawn A. Williams, Judge Angela Graves Harrington, Judge Shannon Baldwin, Judge Tonya Jones, and Judge Toria J. Finch have become distinguished judiciary members in Harris County, Texas. Aubrey R. Taylor Communications is proud of them and wishes them the best in future elections. In the upcoming 2026 Midterm Election, there will be (26) African American Democratic incumbent judges seeking re-election. Of the twenty-six, only two of them are males. If you scroll down this report, you will see that many of the "BLACK FEMALE JUDGES" below don't have any money inside their "CAMPAIGN BANK ACCOUNTS," which paints a bleak picture for these African Americans and Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis selfishly stockpiles his $6,414,367.00, and helps women from other ethnic groups over come their financial challenges.
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Judge Latosha Lewis Payne, the presiding judge for 55th Civil District Court, has “ZERO” in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
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Judge Melissa Marie Morris, the presiding judge for the 263rd Criminal District Court, has not filed a campaign finance report since 7/16/2024. At that time, she reported having “ZERO” dollars inside her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” under penalty of perjury.
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Judge Sharon Burney, the presiding judge for Harris County Justice of the Peace for Precinct 7, Place 2, has not filed a campaign finance report since 1/12/2024. At that time, she reported having “ZERO” dollars inside her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” under penalty of perjury.
Judge Latosha Lewis Payne, the presiding judge for 55th Civil District Court, has “ZERO” in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Melissa Marie Morris, the presiding judge for the 263rd Criminal District Court, has not filed a campaign finance report since 7/16/2024. At that time, she reported having “ZERO” dollars inside her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” under penalty of perjury.
Judge Sharon Burney, the presiding judge for Harris County Justice of the Peace for Precinct 7, Place 2, has not filed a campaign finance report since 1/12/2024. At that time, she reported having “ZERO” dollars inside her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” under penalty of perjury.
Judge Beverly D. Armstrong, the presiding judge for 208th Criminal District Court, only has $27.23 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Katherine N. Thomas, the presiding judge for 184th Criminal District Court, only has $96.86 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/11/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Shannon Baldwin, the presiding judge for Harris County Criminal Court at Law No.4, only has $178.54 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/16/2025, under penalty of perjury.
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Judge Sedrick T. Walker, II, the presiding judge for Harris County Criminal Court at Law No.11, only has $211.12 in his “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report he filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Sedrick T. Walker, II, the presiding judge for Harris County Criminal Court at Law No.11, only has $211.12 in his “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report he filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
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Judge Sandra Peake, the presiding judge for 257th Family District Court, only has $314.00 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/14/2025 under penalty of perjury.
Judge Sandra Peake, the presiding judge for 257th Family District Court, only has $314.00 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/14/2025 under penalty of perjury.
Judge Lori Chambers Gray, the presiding judge for 262nd Criminal District Court, only has $500.00 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/11/2025 under penalty of perjury.
Judge Genesis Draper, the presiding judge for Harris County Criminal Court at Law No.12, only has $620.54 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/16/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge LaShawn A. Williams, the presiding judge for Harris County Civil Court at Law No.3, only has $999.67 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Veronica M. Nelson, the presiding judge for 482nd Criminal District Court, has not filed a campaign finance report since 12/27/2024. At that time, she reported having $1,385.03 inside her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” under penalty of perjury.
Judge Juanita Jackson, the presiding judge for Harris County Criminal Court at Law No.10, only has $1,673.50 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
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Judge Toria J. Finch, the presiding judge for Harris County Criminal Court at Law No.9, only has $2,409.46 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/16/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Toria J. Finch, the presiding judge for Harris County Criminal Court at Law No.9, only has $2,409.46 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/16/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Damiane “Dianne” Curvey, the presiding judge for 280th Protective Order Court, only has $6,000.00 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/13/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Lucia Bates, the presiding judge for Harris County Justice of the Peace for Precinct 3, Place 2, only has $6,109.55 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/10/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Tamika “Tami” Craft, the presiding judge for 189th Civil District Court, only has $10,463.98 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/14/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Tonya Jones, the presiding judge for Harris County Criminal Court at Law No.15, only has $15,397.41 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/16/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Angela M. Lancelin, the presiding judge for 245th Family District Court, only has $22,588.21 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/14/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Audrie Lawton-Evans, the presiding judge for Harris County Civil Court at Law No.1, only has $29,984.00 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge DaSean Jones, the presiding judge for 180th Criminal District Court, only has $44,752.07 in his “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report he filed on 1/14/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Linda Marie Dunson, the presiding judge for 309th Family District Court, only has $58,152.12 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/12/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Michelle D. Moore, the presiding judge for 314th Juvenile District Court, only has $61,520.88 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/12/2025, under penalty of perjury.
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Judge Dedra Davis, the presiding judge for 270th Civil District Court, only has $81,878.82 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Dedra Davis, the presiding judge for 270th Civil District Court, only has $81,878.82 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Angela Graves Harrington, the presiding judge for 246th Family District Court, only has $91,804.11 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/15/2025, under penalty of perjury.
Judge Germaine Tanner, the presiding judge for 311th Family District Court, only has $101,687.71 in her “CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT” based on the finance report she filed on 1/16/2025 under penalty of perjury.