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Brian Hoyle

Republican · Candidate for Texas Chief Justice, 12th Court of Appeals District (Rusk County) · November 3, 2026

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A judge on a state appeals court. Reviews trial-court decisions for legal errors and decides most appeals; only some cases go on to the state supreme court. A retention vote asks only whether the judge should stay.

1 candidate ran for Texas Chief Justice, 12th Court of Appeals District (Rusk County) in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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Quick answers

What party is Brian Hoyle?: Brian Hoyle is running as a Republican.
What does the Texas Chief Justice, 12th Court of Appeals District seat do?: A judge on a state appeals court. Reviews trial-court decisions for legal errors and decides most appeals; only some cases go on to the state supreme court. A retention vote asks only whether the judge should stay.
Should I vote for Brian Hoyle?: SpectrumVote doesn't endorse anyone or tell you how to vote. Compare Brian Hoyle's record, funding and endorsements with the other candidates in this race and decide based on what matters to you.

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