Incumbents win in Tarrant County’s judicial races
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Results from Tarrant County and Texas elections
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All incumbents who ran for Tarrant County’s judicial offices defeated their challengers.
Judicial District 141
John Chupp, a Republican incumbent, defeated Democrat Stefanie Klein with 53% of the votes. Klein has 47%.
Judicial District 485
Steven Jumes, a Republican incumbent, defeated Democrat John Brender with 54% of the votes. Brender has 46%.
Criminal District Judge, Court No. 4
Republican Andy Porter defeated Democrat Sam Williams 54%-46%,
Family District Judge, Judicial District 323
Alex Kim, the Republican incumbent, leads Democrat Frank Adler with 53% of the votes. Adler has 47%.
Family District Judge, Judicial District 324
Republican Beth Poulos defeated Democrat Crystal Gayden 54%-46%.
Criminal District Judge, Court No. 5
Republican Brad Clark defeated Democrat Lesa Pemplin with 54% of the votes. Pemplin has 46.%.
Criminal District Judge, Court No. 6
Republican Randi Hartin defeated Democrat Ebony Turner with 54% of the vote. Turner had 46%.
Criminal District Judge, Court No. 7
Republican Eric Starnes defeated Democrat MarQ Clayton with 55% of the votes. Clayton has 45%.
Judge, County Probate Court No. 2
Incumbent Brooke Allen, a Republican, defeated Democrat Alisha Darden 54%-46%.
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 2
Mary Tom Cravens Curnutt, a Republican incumbent, defeated Democrat Jeca Williams with 53% of the votes. Williams has 47%.
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 4
Christopher Gregory, a Republican incumbent, defeated Democrat Rodney Lee 66%-34%.
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 7
Kenneth Sanders, a Democrat incumbent, defeated Republican Matt Hayes ha53%-47%.
This story was originally published November 8, 2022 at 7:06 PM.
