Incumbent Justice Jeff Boyd is competing for his seat against 101st District Judge Staci Williams and William Bryan Strange III, a Dallas solo practitioner.
September 03, 2020 at 06:53 PM
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Two challengers have emerged to compete against incumbent Texas Supreme Court Justice Jeff Boyd.
Boyd argues that his diverse legal experience over 16 years as a lawyer and his commitment to unbiased decision-making make him the best pick for the bench.
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Justice Jeffrey S. Boyd, left, of Supreme Court of Texas and Judge Staci Williams, right, of the Texas 101st District Court. Courtesy photos
