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Sonia Rash — Democratic judge of the Fort Bend Justice of the Peace Precinct 3, Place 1

Sonia Rash

Fort Bend Justice of the Peace Precinct 3, Place 1

Incumbent · seeking re-election Justice of the Peace 4-year term Democrat

Democratic incumbent Justice of the Peace for Fort Bend County Precinct 3, in office since January 2023, seeking re-election. A licensed attorney with two decades of legal experience, she holds a J.D. from Texas Southern University.

The court, in plain English

Justice courts hear small-claims and civil cases up to $20,000, eviction suits, Class C misdemeanors such as traffic and fine-only offenses, and truancy. Justices of the peace also act as magistrates and, in counties without a medical examiner, conduct death inquests.

Why this seat matters

This is the busiest, closest-to-home court in Texas. If you are evicted, sued by a debt collector, or ticketed, this is your judge.

On the Nov 3, 2026 ballot for Fort Bend Justice of the Peace Precinct 3, Place 1, Sonia Rash faces William Ferguson (Republican).

More about Sonia

Experience

  • Took office 1 January 2023
  • Two decades of legal experience

On the bench

  • Introduced Night Court for working families and video-conference hearings
  • Runs community outreach seminars on wills and probate, know-your-rights, the pathway to citizenship and record sealing
  • Offers internships for college and high-school students; runs truancy-prevention work with local schools

Personal

  • A Fort Bend County resident for 17 years; wife and mother of two daughters

Gathered from Sonia Rash’s campaign website, checked 30 August 2026.

Endorsements

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Where this seat sits on your ballot

Fort Bend Justice of the Peace Precinct 3, Place 1 appears in the Fort Bend County Courts section of your ballot. These courts sit in Richmond, the county seat, and serve all of Fort Bend County — every Fort Bend voter elects them, no matter where in the county you live. See all 17 cities and 201 precincts on the map.

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