Endorsements
Endorsements are based on candidates’ track records, alignment with Republican platform values, and feedback from trusted local activists. Offices that appear on the Precinct 125 ballot are listed under Local Races; others are listed as Other Conservative Leaders. Titles are shown for incumbents.
Local Races — On the Precinct 125 Ballot
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Texas House District 33
A dynamic constitutional conservative and grassroots leader who consistently champions lower taxes, limited government, secure borders, parental rights, and Second Amendment freedoms.
Incumbent Fiscal discipline Border security Parental rights -
Collin County Judge
Defended personal liberty during the pandemic with his “Every Texan is essential” stance and continues to keep Collin County among the most fiscally conservative counties in America through steady, principled stewardship.
Incumbent Low taxes Limited government -
County Commissioner, Precinct 2
A self-made businessman, Reserve Police Officer, and former Mayor Pro Tem who leads with a “service before self” ethic and practical conservative governance rooted in local experience.
Public safety Business experience Local leadership
Other Conservative Leaders — Not on the Precinct 125 Ballot
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County Commissioner, Precinct 4
A seasoned financial and project-management executive—not a career politician—with 20+ years overseeing multi-billion-dollar initiatives. He emphasizes fiscal responsibility, efficient infrastructure oversight, and accountable county leadership.
Fiscal responsibility Infrastructure oversight Private-sector experience -
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4
A respected attorney with decades of legal practice, Dale Rose brings unmatched courtroom experience that clearly qualifies him above his rivals. His long record of service in the law makes him the most prepared candidate to uphold justice as Collin County Justice of the Peace in District 4.
Attorney Legal experience Qualified leadership