News & Updates

The U.S. Census Bureau just confirmed Waller County grew faster than any other county in Texas in 2025 — 5.7% in a single year. Here is what that growth means for County Court at Law No. 1 and why it matters for this race.

Bennett Dodson finished first in the March 3 Republican primary for County Court-at-Law No. 1. Here is a closer look at the numbers: how the votes broke down, who is eligible to vote in the runoff, and what it all means heading into May 26.

Thank you, Waller County. We came in first place in the March 3 primary and are heading into the Republican Primary Runoff on May 26, 2026 in the lead. Now we need your vote one more time.

Election Day is here. Polls are open 7am to 7pm across Waller County. Find Bennett Dodson in Position 3 on your ballot.

We're one week from Election Day. For any Waller County Republican still making up their mind, here's why the County Court at Law No. 1 race matters more than you might think.

Early voting is here! This week I'm hosting four casual meet-and-greet events at local restaurants across Waller County. Come grab a bite and ask your questions.

Early voting for the March 3 Republican Primary runs February 17 through 27. Here's everything you need to know: locations, hours, ID requirements, and where to find me on the ballot.

On February 10, 2026, organizer Nora Hodges brought Waller County candidates and voters together for a warm, welcoming evening at the Creative World Multipurpose Center in Hempstead, complete with a complimentary dinner that had everyone talking.

The Waller County Republican Party hosted a spectacular Lincoln Reagan Dinner on February 6, 2026, at the Magnolia Rose Event Center in Waller, featuring Governor Greg Abbott and Senator Lois Kolkhorst.

More residents mean more legal disputes, more family law cases, more misdemeanor charges. Waller County needs a judge who can manage a growing docket efficiently from day one.

Despite a powerful thunderstorm rolling through Waller County on the night of February 3rd, dedicated voters and candidates alike showed up to the Waller County Patriots Candidate Forum at the Waller County Community Center in Prairie View.

A lot of candidates call themselves conservative. But what does that actually mean when it comes to being a judge? The answer matters, because a judge's philosophy affects every decision they make.