Incumbent Justice Brett Busby, the Republican candidate, will face off in November against Democratic candidate Justice Gisela Triana of Austin's Third Court of Appeals, and Beaumont attorney Tom Oxford, the Libertarian candidate.
September 03, 2020 at 06:46 PM
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Running for election for the first time since he was appointed to the Texas Supreme Court in February 2019, Justice Brett Busby faces two challengers.
Busby, the Republican candidate, will face off in November against Democratic candidate Justice Gisela Triana of Austin’s Third Court of Appeals, and Beaumont attorney Tom Oxford, the Libertarian candidate.
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L-R: Justice Brett Busby, Justice Gisela Triana and Tom Oxford. Courtesy photos
