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Darrell Jordan Jr.
On the ballot for · 4-year term
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“Darrell Jordan Jr. has spent his life serving others. From growing up in a working-class family to serving in the U.S. Army for more than 24 years, practicing law for nearly two decades, and serving eight years on the bench as a Harris County judge, Darrell has always believed that public service is about people, not politics.”
“Now, he's running for Harris County District Clerk to bring strong leadership, fairness, and accountability to an office that keeps our courts moving.”
“Darrell understands that when the Clerk's Office works well, the justice system works better for everyone.”
“Together, we can build a fair, efficient, and accessible court system. Darrell Jordan is ready to lead Harris County with transparency and accountability.”
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