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Okey Anyiam
Okey Anyiam, Democratic, is on the November 3 ballot for Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3.
- Running for
- Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3
- Party
- Democratic
- On the ballot
- On the state list: 2026 ballot certification
From official pages
Okey Anyiam, Democratic, is certified for judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3. The Ethics Commission form says Iheanyi O. Anyiam, with a treasurer appointment dated October 20, 2025, for Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3, and no office held. The State Bar of Texas directory lists Iheanyi Okechukwu 'Okey' Anyiam as eligible to practice, bar card 24001663, with a Texas license date of November 7, 1997, and Dallas as the primary practice location. The bar page is what ties the certified name Okey to Iheanyi Okechukwu. On that page the attorney reports the firm as Law Office of Okey Anyiam, the occupation as private law practice, and the practice area as criminal.
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Okey Anyiam is a criminal defense attorney in private practice, according to The Texas Tribune.1
According to the Tribune, Anyiam says he wants to "uphold the law without legislating from the bench, and apply the legislative intent unless it's ambiguous."1
Others in this race
- Mark AshLibertarian
- Thomas SmithRepublican