SEAN SIMON FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Precinct 4 PLACE 2
A COURT THAT SERVES THE PEOPLE
A Justice of the Peace court should serve both the law and the community. The matters that come before the court can have real consequences in people’s lives, often at times when they are already facing stress or uncertainty. Sean believes that makes it especially important to make sound decisions, communicate clearly, and run a court that is fair, efficient, transparent, and respectful of the people it serves.
Priorities In The Courtroom
Sean's priorities focus on how the court operates day to day, from clear communication and consistent decision-making to efficient processes that respect people's time.
Clear Process, Clear Decisions
People should understand how the court process works, what is happening in their case, and what comes next. Court procedures and decisions should be communicated clearly so no one is left guessing.
A Court That Works for the Community
Justice of the Peace Court handles a wide range of matters, from traffic and Class C misdemeanor cases to small claims, debt disputes, evictions, and other issues that affect people's daily lives. The court should be prepared to handle those matters consistently, professionally, and with an understanding of the community it serves.
Transparency & Accountability
Those entrusted with public authority should be accountable for how they use it. A transparent court helps people understand how decisions are made and how the law is applied, building trust and accountability in the judicial process.
Dockets That Respect Time
People’s time matters. Court operations should be organized and efficient, with clear processes that help reduce unnecessary delays while still giving each case the time and attention it deserves.
Key Dates in the 2026 General Election
Register to Vote
October 5, 2026
Last day to register to vote in the November General Election.
Early Voting
October 19–30, 2026
Vote early at any Harris County Early Voting location.
Election Day
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Polls open 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I know before I go vote?
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Harris County provides information about what to expect at a Vote Center, including voter identification requirements, cell phone restrictions, assistance for voters, and the voting process. View the Harris County Voting Process FAQ.
Am I in Harris County Justice Precinct 4?
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When do I vote?
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Early voting is October 19–30, 2026. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026, with polls open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Where is this race on the ballot?
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Look for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Place 2 on your ballot. Because local judicial races may appear farther down the ballot, be sure to review your entire ballot and vote in every race. You can find your sample ballot using the Check My Voting Information Tool above.