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Tamecia Glover
Fort Bend 502nd District Court
Former Associate Judge of the 400th District Court and former Assistant County Attorney, she presided over substance-abuse and young-offender specialty courts. A University of Houston Law Center graduate, she is the Democratic candidate for the 502nd District Court.
The court, in plain English
Texas district courts are the trial courts of general jurisdiction. In Fort Bend County they hear felony criminal cases, civil lawsuits, divorce and other family-law matters, and juvenile cases.
Why this seat matters
This is the court that decides the most serious cases in the county — prison sentences, who your children live with, and civil disputes that can decide a family’s finances.
On the Nov 3, 2026 ballot for Fort Bend 502nd District Court, Tamecia Glover faces Mark Hanna (Republican), the sitting judge.
More about Tamecia
Experience
- Associate Judge of the 400th District Court
- Assistant County Attorney
- Presided over the Substance Abuse and Young Offenders specialty probation courts
Honors & recognition
- Community Impact — Social Action Award, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
- CORE 100 Women of Impact & Influence
- 100 Most Influential African American Lawyers, National Diversity Awards
- Rising Star, University of Houston Law Alumni Association
- Distinguished Alumni Honoree, University of Houston Black Alumni Association
- Top 4 Under 40, University of Houston Alumni Association
Community & the profession
- Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; University of Houston Alumni leadership; The Fort Bend Church
Gathered from Tamecia Glover’s campaign website, checked 30 August 2026.
Where this seat sits on your ballot
Fort Bend 502nd District Court 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.