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Kristen Hawkins
Kristen Hawkins, Democratic, is on the November 3 ballot for Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7.
- Running for
- Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7
- Party
- Democratic
- On the ballot
- On the state list: 2026 ballot certification
From official pages
Kristen Hawkins, Democratic, is certified for Supreme Court justice, Place 7. The Ethics Commission list shows Kristen Hawkins with office held as district judge, District 11, and office sought as Supreme Court justice, Place 7. That list does not name the county, and it is the filer's form rather than a court biography. No official court biography was found, so this note stops there.
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Kristen Hawkins has been judge of the 11th District Court in Houston since 2017, according to The Texas Tribune, which reports that she has been appointed to oversee two multidistrict litigation proceedings, including the Astroworld lawsuits.1 She previously ran her own practice focused on Social Security disability claims and served for five years as a tax master over delinquent property tax cases in part of Harris County, the Tribune reports.1
The sources used here do not quote her on how she would approach the Supreme Court.1 Her campaign website, which still describes her district court campaign, says she "continuously strives to improve the legal profession while making a difference in the lives of those she serves."2
Others in this race
Kyle HawkinsRepublicanIncumbent