Municipal Judge Runoff Election
Summary
A city council member is running for municipal judge. If he wins, Conroe will need to find a replacement for his council seat.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city will incur costs associated with staffing and operating polling locations for the runoff election.
Voters will have the opportunity to select their preferred candidate for the judicial position.
No groups negatively affected
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Special Meeting - May 13, 2026
Because no candidate for Municipal Judge received a majority of votes, the city is holding a runoff election on June 13th to decide the winner.
Conroe Councilman Harry Hardman to run for municipal judge on May 2 ballot
Conroe Councilman Harry Hardman to run for municipal judge on May 2 ballot The Courier of Montgomery County
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