Houston, TX — Jack Ezell, candidate for Justice of the Peace in Harris County Precinct 2, Place 2, announced endorsements from eight organizations and four community leaders, highlighting support for his campaign’s emphasis on experience, accountability, and fair treatment in the courtroom.Endorsing organizations include True Texas Project, Texas Homeschool Coalition, Houston Latino Family Magazine, Katy Christian Magazine, United Believers Alliance PAC, Houston Bar Members Preference Poll, Biz PAC, and San Jacinto Conservatives. Individual endorsements include Caroline Kane (Property Management CEO), Termite Watkins (Business Owner/Boxing Legend), former Justice of the Peace Precinct 2, Place 2) George Risner, and Dr. Greg Allen Williams (Local Senior Pastor).
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Risner, who previously served in the judicial position Ezell is seeking, emphasized the importance of experience and impartial justice.
“I am proud to cross party lines and endorse attorney Jack Ezell for my former judicial position (JP, P2, P2),” Risner stated.
In his endorsement, Risner also cited fiscal responsibility, transparency, public safety, and fair treatment of litigants as priorities. He expressed confidence that Ezell’s experience and legal background would help him serve Precinct 2 with integrity and character.
Watkins, a business owner, boxing legend, and youth advocate with Fighter Nation, emphasized the need for community-minded justices who address docket backlogs affecting working families, small businesses, and property owners.
“Attorney Jack Ezell has my vote and support for Justice of the Peace Precinct 2, Place 2,” Watkins stated. “He is in the ring for you and your family.”
Watkins encouraged supporters to participate by volunteering, hosting speaking gatherings, contributing to the campaign, and voting.
“I am grateful to these organizations and leaders for placing their confidence in me,” Ezell said. “Thank you to Termite Watkins, George Risner, Caroline Kane, Dr. Greg Allen Williams, and every organization standing with our campaign. Your support strengthens my commitment to serve with integrity, respect people’s time, and provide fair and impartial justice.”
Ezell’s campaign message, “Time is Money,” underscores the impact court delays can have on people seeking resolutions to everyday legal matters. His campaign emphasizes a court that shows up, works diligently, and treats everyone with dignity.
The endorsements bring together voices from civic, business, faith, family, and community circles. Ezell welcomed their support as he continues sharing his vision for responsive public service.
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