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Monday, December 2, 2024

Canvass Reports Reveal the HCDP Has a Race Relations Issue to Fix Before Heading into the 2026 Midterms


Judge Kristen Hawkins (left) donated $85,000.00 to the (HCDP) and defeated her Republican challenger. Judge Fredericka Phillips (second from left) donated $51,500.00 to the (HCDP) but was defeated by her Republican challenger. Judge Jeralynn Manor (third from left) donated $44,500.00 to the (HCDP) but was defeated by her Republican challenger by 647 votes. Judge Michael Gomez (fourth from left) donated $86,000.00 to the (HCDP) and defeated his Republican challenger. Judge-elect Nicole Perdue (fifth from left) donated $35,000.00 to the (HCDP), made a miraculous comeback during the extended vote-counting period, and defeated her Republican opponent. Judge Elaine Palmer (right) donated $11,500.00 to the (HCDP) but was defeated by her Republican Party challenger by 304 votes. MIKE DOYLE'S TRANSFERS... These six Democratic judicial candidates alone donated $313,500.00 to Mike Doyle's "2024 VICTORY CAMPAIGN" during the 2024 Presidential Election. Still, their donations were transferred by Mike Doyle out of the (CEC) Bank Account into the (FED) PAC Bank Account.

"DONATION TRAIL."

10/25/2024 - Judge Michael Gomez donated $10,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer his hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

10/08/2024 - Judge-elect Nicole Perdue donated $15,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

9/05/2024 - Judge-elect Nicole Perdue donated $5,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

8/22/2024 - Judge Fredericka Phillips donated $4,500.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

8/05/2024 - Judge Michael Gomez donated $30,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer his hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

8/05/2024 - Judge Michael Gomez donated $5,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer his hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

8/01/2024 - Judge Elaine Palmer donated $11,500.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

7/19/2024 - Judge Kristen Hawkins donated $40,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

7/19/2024 - Judge-elect Nicole Perdue donated $10,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

6/04/2024 - Judge-elect Nicole Perdue donated $5,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

3/25/2024 - Judge Michael Gomez donated $35,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer his hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

2/02/2024 - Judge Jeralynn Manor donated $42,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

2/01/2024 - Judge Kristen Hawkins donated $35,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

2/01/2024 - Judge Fredericka Phillips donated $42,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

11/05/2024 - Judge Michael Gomez donated $1,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer his hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

10/11/2023 - Judge Michael Gomez donated $5,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer his hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

10/02/2023 - Judge Jeralynn Manor donated $2,500.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

9/21/2023 - Judge Fredericka Phillips donated $5,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.

9/14/2023 - Judge Kristen Hawkins donated $10,000.00 to the Harris County Democratic Party, only to have Mike Doyle transfer her hard-earned money to the Harris County Democratic Party (FED) PAC.



Judge DaSean Jones (Democrat), the presiding judge for the 180th Criminal District Court, had his Tuesday, November 8, 2022, Midterm Election victory against Tami C. Pierce (Republican) thrown out by a visiting judge. Judge DaSean Jones received 534,460 votes for 50.02%, and Tami C. Pierce received 534,011 for 49.98%. If you remember, only "BLACK DEMOCRATS" named Ronnisha Bowman, Je'Rell Rogers, Gameyal Haynes, and Porsha Natasha Brown lost their countywide races on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, running as Democratic judicial nominees.

Black Democrat Incumbent Judges Who Will Be Back On the Ballot in the 2026 Democratic Party Primaries in Harris County, Texas

Including Judge DaSean Jones, there are (26) twenty-six African American “INCUMBENT DEMOCRATIC JUDGES” who should all proceed forward as if they will have a Democratic Party Primary challenger running against them in the 2026 Midterm Election.

(1) - Judge Latasha Lewis Payne
(2) - Judge DaSean Jones
(3) - Judge Katherine “Kat” Thomas
(4) - Judge Tamika "Tami" Craft
(5) - Judge Beverly Armstrong
(6) - Judge Lori Chambers Gray
(7) - Judge Melissa Morris
(8) - Judge Dedra Davis
(9) - Judge Veronica Monique Nelson
(10) - Judge Angela Lancelin
(11) - Judge Angela Graves Harrington
(12) - Judge Sandra Peake
(13) - Judge Damiene “Diane” Curvey
(14) - Judge Linda Marie Dunson
(15) - Judge Germaine “Ja’net” Tanner
(16) - Judge Michelle Moore
(17) - Judge Audrie Lawton-Evans
(18) - Judge LaShawn Williams
(19) - Judge Shannon Baldwin
(20) - Judge Toria J. Finch
(21) - Judge Juanita Jackson
(22) - Judge Sedrick T. Walker, II
(23) - Judge Genesis E. Draper
(24) - Judge Tonya Jones
(25) - Judge Lucia Bates
(26) – Sharon Burney

After watching what unfolded in the 2024 Presidential Election, in “VOTING PRECINCTS,” across Harris County, Texas, every sitting African American “INCUMBENT DEMOCRATIC JUDGE” should ready themselves for a contested primary. Why? During the 2022 Midterm Election, Porsha Natasha Brown was defeated by 267 votes on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, with 1,059,031 votes cast in the race for Judge, County Criminal Court No. 3, in Harris County, Texas. After Judge Elaine Palmer lost her bench by 304 votes and Judge Jeralynn Manor lost her bench by 647, African American women appear vulnerable heading into the 2026 Midterm Election. That said, African American Democratic incumbent judges will (more likely than not) draw 2026 Democratic Primary challengers at an alarming rate in Harris County, Texas.




This 2024 Canvass Report Comparison gives you a "PRECINCT BY PRECINCT" breakdown of how many votes were cast for Judge Kristen Hawkins, Judge Fredericka Phillips, Judge Jeralynn Manor, Judge Michael Gomez, Judge-Elect Nicole Perdue, and Judge Elaine Palmer in precincts 0001 - 0321. (CLICK HERE) Please take a moment to compare these canvass reports.




In the recent Tuesday, November 5, 2024, Presidential Election, Judge Kristen Hawkins received 1,000 votes, Judge Fredericka Phillips received 1,002 votes, Judge Jeralynn Manor received 988 votes, Judge Michael Gomez received 996 votes, Judge-Elect Nicole Perdue received 994 votes, and Judge Elaine Palmer received 994 votes in Precinct 259, which is in Pleasantville, a predominantly African American Democratic stronghold. 




Judge Kristen Hawkins (Democrat) received 759,292 votes for 51.67%, and Nile Bailey Copeland (Republican) received 710,240 votes for 48.33%. (CLICK HERE) Please take a moment to review the "COMPLETE CANVASS REPORT" for the 11th Civil District Court race.





- CANVASS REPORT -

Judge Fredericka Phillips (Democrat) received 724,465 votes for 49.46%, and Judge-elect Lee Kathryn Shuchart (Republican) received 740,386 votes for 50.54%. (CLICK HERE) Please take a moment to review the "COMPLETE CANVASS REPORT" for the 61st Civil District Court race.





- CANVASS REPORT -

Judge Jeralynn Manor (Democrat) received 731,084 votes for 49.98%, and Judge-elect Sonya L. Aston (Republican) received 731,731 votes for 50.02%. (CLICK HERE) Please take a moment to review the "COMPLETE CANVASS REPORT" for the 80th Civil District Court race.





- CANVASS REPORT -

Judge Michael Gomez (Democrat) received 754,949 votes for 51.54%, and Will Archer (Republican) received 709,841 votes for 48.46%. (CLICK HERE) Please take a moment to review the "COMPLETE CANVASS REPORT" for the 129th Civil District Court race.





- CANVASS REPORT -

Judge-elect Nicole Perdue (Democrat) received 729.958 votes for 50.03%, and Michael Landrum (Republican) received 729,184 votes for 49.97%. (CLICK HERE) Please take a moment to review the "COMPLETE CANVASS REPORT" for the 133rd Civil District Court race.




Judge Elaine Palmer (Democrat) received 725,947 votes for 49.99%, and Nathan J. Milliron (Republican) received 726,251 votes for 50.01%. (CLICK HERE) Please take a moment to review the "COMPLETE CANVASS REPORT" for the 215th Civil District Court race.





The troubling part about these transfers is that it does not appear that the local “ELECTED OFFICIALS” and candidates who are donating the money to Mike Doyle and the Democratic Party are receiving any benefit from the transfers by way of a “COORDINATED CAMPAIGN,” that directly impacts their bids for election or re-election in any measurable way.


10/23/2024 – Mike Doyle took $35,425.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


10/15/2024 – Mike Doyle took $20,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC), County Executive Committee, and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


9/30/2024 – Mike Doyle took $30,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC), County Executive Committee, and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


9/30/2024 – Mike Doyle took $27,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC), County Executive Committee, and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


9/23/2024 – Mike Doyle took $68,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


9/23/2024 – Mike Doyle took $8,704.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


9/09/2024 – Mike Doyle took $10,289.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


9/03/2024 – Mike Doyle took $2,213.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


8/30/2024 – Mike Doyle took $5,562.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


8/26/2024 – Mike Doyle took $7,319.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


8/19/2024 – Mike Doyle took $7,461.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


8/12/2024 – Mike Doyle took $7,928.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/31/2024 – Mike Doyle took $8,576.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/31/2024 – Mike Doyle took $2,894.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/31/2024 – Mike Doyle took $8,576.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/29/2024 – Mike Doyle took $20,588.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/29/2024 – Mike Doyle took $3,200.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/29/2024 – Mike Doyle took $6,372.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/22/2024 – Mike Doyle took $10,674.69 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/15/2024 – Mike Doyle took $3,725.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/12/2024 – Mike Doyle took $11,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/08/2024 – Mike Doyle took $2,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/08/2024 – Mike Doyle took $4,979.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/01/2024 – Mike Doyle took $5,682.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


6/26/2024 – Mike Doyle took $23,753.54 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


6/24/2024 – Mike Doyle took $5,206.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


6/13/2024 – Mike Doyle took $9,626.88 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


6/13/2024 – Mike Doyle took $6,373.12 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


5/28/2024 – Mike Doyle took $8,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


5/28/2024 – Mike Doyle took $5,912.67 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


5/28/2024 – Mike Doyle took $3,200.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


5/13/2024 – Mike Doyle took $13,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


5/15/2024 – Mike Doyle took $2,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


4/29/2024 – Mike Doyle took $9,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


4/11/2024 – Mike Doyle took $20,186.56 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


3/29/2024 – Mike Doyle took $3,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


3/28/2024 – Mike Doyle took $6,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


3/27/2024 – Mike Doyle took $10,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


3/19/2024 – Mike Doyle took $3,840.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


3/15/2024 – Mike Doyle took $9,200.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


3/15/2024 – Mike Doyle took $5,120.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


3/12/2024 – Mike Doyle took $3,200.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


2/29/2024 – Mike Doyle took $10,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


2/26/2024 – Mike Doyle took $15,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


2/12/2024 – Mike Doyle took $2,263.12 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


2/12/2024 – Mike Doyle took $14,500.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


2/12/2024 – Mike Doyle took $4,352.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


2/07/2024 – Mike Doyle took $20,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


2/05/2024 – Mike Doyle took $5,500.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


1/23/2024 – Mike Doyle took $12,100.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


1/22/2024 – Mike Doyle took $9,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC), County Executive Committee, and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


1/09/2024 – Mike Doyle took $30,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


12/28/2023 – Mike Doyle took $47,967.99 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


12/28/2023 – Mike Doyle took $40,404.43 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


11/20/2023 – Mike Doyle took $108,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


11/08/2023 – Mike Doyle took $40,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


10/20/2023 – Mike Doyle took $35,200.49 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


10/20/2023 – Mike Doyle took $30,000.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


10/20/2023 – Mike Doyle took $3,200.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


8/24/2023 – Mike Doyle took $19,590.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


8/24/2023 – Mike Doyle took $3,200.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/20/2023 – Mike Doyle took $30,885.65 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as an “Allocable Amount” to the FEDERAL PAC.


7/20/2023 – Mike Doyle took $2,059.00 donated to the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee and transferred it as a “Levin Funds Transfer” to the FEDERAL PAC.



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2024 Canvass Reports Reveal the HCDP Has a Race Relations Issue to Address Before Heading into the 2026 Midterms

AUBREY R. TAYLOR REPORTS©

Pleasantville, Houston, is one of the strongest Democratic voter precincts that is still reliably predominantly African American in population. Unlike some of the other Democratic strongholds, the African Americans in Pleasantville, for the most part, voted for Democratic candidates no matter what their ethnic backgrounds happen to be in 2024. 

In the recent Tuesday, November 5, 2024, Presidential Election, Judge Kristen Hawkins received 1,000 votes, Judge Fredericka Phillips received 1,002 votes, Judge Jeralynn Manor received 988 votes, Judge Michael Gomez received 996 votes, Judge-Elect Nicole Perdue received 994 votes, and Judge Elaine Palmer received 994 votes in Precinct 259, which is in Pleasantville, a predominantly African American Democratic stronghold. 

Heading into the 2026 Midterm Elections in Harris County, Texas, there are (26) twenty-six African American “INCUMBENT DEMOCRATIC JUDGES” who could be challenged on Super Tuesday in the Democratic Party Primary.

If you remember back during the 2022 Democratic Party Primary, (12) twelve “INCUMBENT DEMOCRATIC JUDGES,” mostly white, lost their benches in the primaries on Tuesday, March 1, 2022, Democratic Party Primary, and then, on November 8, 2022, Midterm Election, the only Democratic candidates running countywide for a Judicial Position in Harris County, Texas who lost, were African American candidates, with “ethnic-sounding” names.

Judge Ronnisha Bowman (Democrat) lost to her Republican challenger (Paula Goodhart) during the 2022 Midterm Election. Je’Rell Rogers (Democrat) lost to his Republican opponent (Jessica Padilla) during the 2022 Midterm Election. Gemayel (Democrat) lost to his Republican opponent (Kristin Guiney) during the 2022 Midterm Election. And Porscha Natasha Brown (Democrat) lost to her Republican opponent (Leslie Johnson) during the 2022 Midterm Election.

Below is a list of the (26) sitting African American “INCUMBENT DEMOCRATIC JUDGES” who are scheduled to be on the “SUPER TUESDAY BALLOT” in Harris County, Texas, if they choose to run for re-election. The only question mark is Judge DaSean Jones, who must defend his bench in a Tuesday, May 3, 2025, “RE-DO ELECTION” for the 180th Criminal District Court bench.

Including Judge DaSean Jones, there are (26) twenty-six African American “INCUMBENT DEMOCRATIC JUDGES” who should all proceed forward as if they will have a challenger running against them in the 2026 Midterm Election.

(1) - Judge Latasha Lewis Payne
(2) - Judge DaSean Jones
(3) - Judge Katherine “Kat” Thomas
(4) - Judge Tamika "Tami" Craft
(5) - Judge Beverly Armstrong
(6) - Judge Lori Chambers Gray
(7) - Judge Melissa Morris
(8) - Judge Dedra Davis
(9) - Judge Veronica Monique Nelson
(10) - Judge Angela Lancelin
(11) - Judge Angela Graves Harrington
(12) - Judge Sandra Peake
(13) - Judge Damiene “Diane” Curvey
(14) - Judge Linda Marie Dunson
(15) - Judge Germaine “Ja’net” Tanner
(16) - Judge Michelle Moore
(17) - Judge Audrie Lawton-Evans
(18) - Judge LaShawn Williams
(19) - Judge Shannon Baldwin
(20) - Judge Toria J. Finch
(21) - Judge Juanita Jackson
(22) - Judge Sedrick T. Walker, II
(23) - Judge Genesis E. Draper
(24) - Judge Tonya Jones
(25) - Judge Lucia Bates
(26) – Sharon Burney

After watching what transpired in the 2024 Presidential Election, in “VOTING PRECINCTS,” across Harris County, Texas, every sitting African American “INCUMBENT DEMOCRATIC JUDGE” should ready themselves for a contested primary. Why? During the 2022 Midterm Election, Porsha Natasha Brown only lost by 267 votes on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, with 1,059,031 votes cast in the race for Judge, County Criminal Court No. 3, in Harris County, Texas. After Judge Elaine Palmer lost her bench by 304 votes and Judge Jeralynn Manor lost her bench by 647, African American women appear vulnerable heading into the 2026 Midterm Election. That said, African American females will (more likely than not) draw Democratic primary challengers. 

During the 2022 Midterm Election, Porsha Natasha Brown only lost by 267 votes on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, with 1,059,031 votes cast in the race for Judge, County Criminal Court No. 3, in Harris County, Texas.


“FAST FORWARD.”

If you thought the 2022 Midterm Election race between Porsha Natasha Brown (Democrat) and Leslie Johnson (Republican) was close, what happened on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, in the races for District Judge, 80th Civil District Court, and District Judge, 215th Civil District Court will leave you scratching your head.

Judge Elaine Palmer, the presiding “DEMOCRATIC JUDGE,” over the 215th Civil District Court, lost her bench by 304 votes, in part, because Mike Doyle, the chairman and treasurer for the Harris County Democratic Party, appears to have sold her out, and sabotaged her campaign.

Judge Jeralynn Manor, the presiding “DEMOCRATIC JUDGE” over the 80th Civil District Court, lost her bench by 647 votes, in part because Mike Doyle took nearly $1 million out of the Harris County Democratic Party (CEC) County Executive Committee Bank Account, and transferred it to the Harris County (FED) PAC, Bank Account, and failed to use the money to promote his down-ballot judicial nominees against the harmful “ATTACK ADS” that flooded local TV and Radio airwaves.


“CLOSING THOUGHTS.”

Aside from the “SHELL GAME,” Mike Doyle played with the $948,008.45 he transferred from one account to another, the “SYSTEMATIC SKIPPING,” of ‘ethnic-sounding’ names in certain Democratic voter precincts, played a significant role in the purging of “BLACK JUDGES” from the ranks of the judiciary on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, in Harris County, Texas.

 

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- OFFICIAL RESULTS -

Judge Kristen Hawkins (Democrat) is a great judge by any measurable standard. However, her successful re-election bid was aided by a small group of voters between (8,000 and 10,000), who went to the polls on "ELECTION DAY" to cast their votes for her while skipping the names of her fellow Democrats with 'ethnic-sounding names' causing many of them to lose. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Kristen Hawkins received 759,292 votes for 51.67% of the vote, and her challenger Nile Bailey Copeland (Republican) received 710,240 votes for 48.33%. That said, Judge Kristen Hawkins defeated her challenger by 49,052 votes.



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Judge Fredericka Phillips (Democrat) had a slight hiccup when she was first elected presiding judge for the 61st Civil District Court bench. The fact that Judge Phillips's mistake is constantly used against her while the shortcomings of other public officials are swept under the rug wreaks of potential 'racial bias' against her must stop immediately. There's no logical explanation for Judge Fredericka Phillips (Democrat) to receive so many fewer votes than Judge Kristen Hawkins (Democrat), who appeared in the "CONTESTED JUDICIAL RACE" right before hers on the ballot. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Fredericka Phillips received 724,465 votes for 49.46% of the vote, and her challenger Lee Kathryn Shuchart (Republican) received 740,386 votes for 50.54%. That said, Judge Fredericka Phillips lost her bid for reelection to her challenger by 15,921 votes.





Judge Jeralynn Manor (Democrat) has done a magnificent job since becoming the presiding judge for the 80th Civil District Court bench, as evidenced by her receiving the prestigious endorsement of the Houston Chronicle Editorial Board. This raises the question of why Judge Jeralynn Manor received so many fewer votes than Judge Kristen Hawkins, who appeared on the ballot two races before her. By comparison, Judge Kristen Hawkins (Democrat) received 759,292 votes, and Judge Jeralyn Manor (Democrat) only received 731,084 votes, an astonishing 28,208 vote differential between the two Democrat judges. How did this happen? There's no logical explanation for why Judge Jeralynn Manor (Democrat) should have received that many fewer votes than Judge Kristen Hawkins unless her name was being "SYSTEMATICALLY SKIPPED" by Democratic voters. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Jeralynn Manor received 731,084 votes for 49.98% of the vote, and her challenger, Sonya L. Aston (Republican) received 731,731 votes for 50.02%. That said, Judge Jeralynn Manor lost her bid for reelection to her challenger by 647 votes.



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Judge Michael Gomez (Democrat) has done a tremendous job as a judge. However, his successful re-election bid was aided by a small group of voters between (8,000 and 10,000), who went to the polls on "ELECTION DAY" to cast their votes for him while skipping the names of his fellow Democrats with 'ethnic-sounding names' causing many of them to lose. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Michael Gomez received 754,949 votes for 51.54% of the vote, and his challenger, Will Archer (Republican), received 709,841 votes for 48.46%. That said, Judge Michael Gomez defeated his challenger by 45,108 votes.



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Judge-Elect Nicole Perdue (Democrat) was a fine attorney and will make a great judge. However, her successful bid for the 133rd Civil District Court bench was aided by a small group of voters between (8,000 and 10,000), who went to the polls on "ELECTION DAY" to cast their votes for her while skipping the names of her fellow Democrats with 'ethnic-sounding names' causing many of them to lose. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Nicole Perdue received 729,958 votes for 50.03% of the vote, and her opponent Michael Landrum (Republican) received 729,184 votes for 49.97%. That said, Judge-Elect Nicole Perdue defeated her opponent by 774 votes.



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Judge Cheryl Elliott Thornton (Democrat) is a seasoned veteran judge who is "BATTLE-TESTED" and skilled at campaigning. On Tuesday, November 5, 2024, Judge Elliott-Thornton manhandled Aaron Adams (Republican). Judge Elliott-Thornton also manhandled her Democratic Party Primary challenger, Joy Thomas, on Tuesday, March 5, 2024. In the 2020 Presidential Election, Judge Cheryl Elliott Thorton soundly defeated Michael Landrum (Republican) after she defeated her fellow Democrat, Judge Alexandra Smoots-Thoma, formerly Hogan. In short, Judge Cheryl Elliott Thornton has demonstrated an innate knack for winning, which she proved by winning her reelection bid against a "NO-NAME" Republican candidate who threw his name on the ballot and did nothing else. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Cheryl Elliott Thornton received 737,247 votes for 50.60% of the vote, and her challenger Aaron Adams (Republican) received 719,774 votes for 49.40%. That said, Judge Cheryl Elliott Thornton defeated her challenger by 17,473 votes.




Words can't express how bad a job Judge Ursula A. Hall (Democrat) was doing as the presiding judge for the 165th Civil District Court in Harris County, Texas. The mistake Democrats made in the race for the 165th Civil District Court was to allow her to make it out of the Democratic Party Primary election that was held on Tuesday, March 5, 2024. While Judge Hall defeated her Democratic challenger (Jill Yaziji) on Super Tuesday, her luck ran out when she ran up against Bruce Bain (Republican), a highly respected attorney capable of taking over the 165th Civil District Court bench. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Judge Ursula A. Hall received 716,555 votes for 49.23% of the vote, and her challenger Bruce Bain (Republican) received 739,109 votes for 50.77%. That said, Judge-Elect Bruce Bain defeated Judge Ursula A. Hall by 22,554 votes.





Judge Robert Johnson (Democrat) allegedly allowed a pregnant woman to nearly die inside the courtroom a few years ago. According to several attorneys in his 177th Criminal District court at the time, Judge Johnson seemed unconcerned and would even allow her husband to aid her. Judge Robert Johnson, by most accounts, is an egotistical jerk who let the "BLACK ROBE" he was wearing go to his head. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Judge Robert Johnson received 725,463 votes for 49.87% of the vote, and her challenger, Emily Munoz Detoto (Republican) received 729,131 votes for 50.13%. That said, Judge-Elect Emily Munoz Detoto defeated Judge Robert Johnson by 3,668 votes.




Judge Elaine Palmer (Democrat) was an excellent judge. However, she came up short of winning her reelection bid on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Judge Elaine Palmer received 725,947 votes for 49.99% of the vote, and her challenger, Nathan J. Milliron (Republican) received 726,251 votes for 50.01%. That said, Judge-Elect Nathan Milliron defeated Judge Elaine Palmer by 304 votes.




Judge-Elect Tracy D. Good (Democrat) is highly respected among attorneys and his fellow judges. He is well capable of moving the 333rd Criminal District Court forward after defeating his fellow Democrat Brittany Morris back on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, in the Democratic Party Primary, and then also defeating his Republican opponent Brian Staley in the 2024 Presidential Election. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Judge-Elect Tracy D. Good received 728,385 votes for 50.26% of the vote, and his opponent, Brian Staley (Republican), received 720,754 votes for 49.74%. That said, Judge-Elect Tracy D. Good defeated Brian Staley by 7,631 votes.



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Attorney Allison Jackson Matthis (Democrat) performed masterfully in the Democratic Party Primary, held back on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, when she easily unseated Judge Ramona Franklin. Her brand and "NAME ID" had an "ethnic-sounding" ring, which aided her tremendously against Judge Franklin. However, when Allison Jackson Matthis faced off against her Republican opponent, Michelle Oncken, the 'ethnic-sounding' name became a liability. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Michelle Oncken received 727,301 votes for 50.16% of the vote, and her opponent, Allison Jackson Mathis (Democrat), received 722,622 votes for 49.84%. That said, Judge-Elect Michelle Oncken defeated Allison Jackson Matthis by 4,679 votes.



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Attorney Vivian King (Democrat) is a lying, conniving, manipulative, corrupt, and poor excuse for a human being. Vivian King is a snake and should not have been allowed to slither, squirm, wriggle, crawl, and manipulate her way into nearly becoming the judge of the 486th Criminal District Court. Vivian King is considered the "H-TOWN DRUNK" who hates men. She's also, on multiple occasions, allegedly tried to paint Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg (her boss) as a racist behind her back. Both of the "BLACK DEMOCRAT MEN" who were on the ballot on "SUPER TUESDAY" running against this low-down dirty skank were more worthy and trustworthy than her. Either Gemayle Haynes or Roderick Rodgers should have been the Democratic nominee in the race for the 486th Criminal District Court, in my opinion. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Judge Aaron Burdette received 730,432 votes for 50.42% of the vote, and his challenger, Vivian King (Democrat), received 718,252 votes for 49.58%. That said, Judge Aaron Burdette defeated Vivian King by 12,180 votes. By the way, the term "SKANK" is a term used to describe a disreputable or sleazy person.



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Judge-Elect Stacy Allen Barrow (Democrat) will make a fine judge. However, she skated through the 2024 Presidential Election cycle under the radar, as voters seeking to purge candidates with 'ethnic-sounding' names from local judicial benches didn't identify her as being a Black woman because her name does not sound ethnic. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Judg-Elect Stacy Allen Barrow received 728,314 votes for 50.39% of the vote, and her opponent, Lori DeAngelo (Republican), received 716,933 votes for 49.61%. That said, Judge-Elect Stacy Allen Barrow defeated Lori DeAngelo by 11,381 votes. 



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Attorney Carvana Cloud (Democrat) may or may not have made a good judge, depending on who you ask. However, she ran a horrible strategy to win the 488th Criminal District Court bench. Even still, her name was skipped by voters who went to the polls on Election Day seeking to prevent Democratic candidates with 'ethnic-sounding' names from winning local judicial benches in Harris County, Texas. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Judge Matthew Peneguy received 727,300 votes for 50.41% of the vote, and his challenger, Carvana Cloud (Democrat), received 715,457 votes for 49.59%. That said, Judge Peneguy defeated Carvana Cloud by 11,843 votes. 




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Judge-Elect Lillian Henny Alexander (Democrat) benefited from an excellent "BALLOT NAME," which on Election Day could not be distinguished as "ethnic-sounding." Lillian Henny Alexander did a colossal service to Harris County, Texas, when she unseated Judge Julia Maldonado during Super Tuesday in the race for the 507th Family District Court. As you can see, Henny-Alexander was the only "BLACK DEMOCRAT FEMALE" judicial candidate to have over 150,000 voters go to the polls on Election Day and vote for her candidacy. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Judge-Elect Lillian Henny Alexander received 742,087 votes for 51.41% of the vote, and her opponent, Dan Lemkuil (Republican), received 742,087 votes for 48.59%. That said, Judge-Elect Lillian Henny Alexander defeated Dan Lemkuil by 40,742 votes. 



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Attorney Ashley Mayes Guice (Democrat) has a nice ride. She defeated Juan Aguirre on Super Tuesday to earn the Democratic nomination. However, on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, which was Election Day, she got caught up in a situation where a small group of voters were skipping 'ethnic-sounding' names and didn't come close to reaching the 150,000 threshold. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Linda Garcia received 742,824 votes for 50.85% of the vote, and her opponent, Ashley Mayes Guice (Democrat), received 718,067 votes for 49.15%. That said, Judge-Elect Linda Garcia defeated Ashley Mayes Guice by 24,757 votes. 




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Judge-Elect Fransheneka "Fran" Watson (Democrat) had the most 'ethnic-sounding' first name among the Democratic judicial candidates. However, she overcame her challenge and defeated Ray Black, Jr. (Republican) to claim the Judge, County Probate Court No. 5, bench. Based on the "OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT" certified by Harris County Commissioners on Friday, November 15, 2024, Judge-Elect Fransheneka "Fran" Watson received 732,651 votes for 50.45% of the vote, and her opponent, Ray Black, Jr., (Republican), received 719,634 votes for 49.55%. That said, Judge-Elect Fran Watson defeated Ray Black, Jr., by 13,017 votes. 

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