Tammy Jo Liska

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Tammy Jo Liska is the Justice of the Peace. Tammy Jo Liska's page: the office they hold, how to reach it and where they stand.

About this race

A judge. Judges decide criminal and civil cases. Depending on the state and court, they are chosen in contested elections or in retention votes, where you vote YES or NO on keeping the judge for another term.

1 candidate ran for Sutton County Justice of the Peace in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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What party is Tammy Jo Liska?

Tammy Jo Liska is running as a Republican.

What does the Sutton County Justice of the Peace seat do?

A judge. Judges decide criminal and civil cases. Depending on the state and court, they are chosen in contested elections or in retention votes, where you vote YES or NO on keeping the judge for another term.

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