Parke Stevens, Jr.

Republican · Candidate for Texas County Associate Circuit Judge · November 3, 2026

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A judge on the state's main trial court. Hears serious criminal cases (felonies), large civil lawsuits and, in many states, family and probate matters.

1 candidate ran for Texas County Associate Circuit Judge in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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Parke Stevens, Jr. is running as a Republican.
What does the Texas County Associate Circuit Judge seat do?
A judge on the state's main trial court. Hears serious criminal cases (felonies), large civil lawsuits and, in many states, family and probate matters.
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