Randy Johnson, the Republican incumbent for Collin County Court-at-Law Judge - Court 5, is certified for the Texas general election ballot. Johnson was elected to the bench in 2022, according to his campaign website .
This candidacy is listed in the Texas secretary of state’s official November 3, 2026 certification for Collin County.
- Party: Republican
- Office sought: Collin County Court-at-Law Judge - Court 5
- Election date: Nov. 3
- Residence: Johnson has lived in Collin County since 1985, according to his campaign website
- Education: High school diploma, Richardson High School, 1976; bachelor's degree in government, The University of Texas, 1980; juris doctor, Texas Tech University, 1984
- Licensed: Johnson said he has been licensed to practice law in Texas since 1984
Johnson began his legal career as an assistant district attorney under Henry Wade in the Dallas County District Attorney's Office from 1984 to 1987, according to his campaign biography. He said his duties included extraditions and teaching police officers criminal law and procedure.
Johnson has also served as a faculty member at the Collin County Bar Association Annual Trial Academy and as a member of the Texas Pattern Jury Charges Greenbook Committee, according to his campaign website.
Johnson said on his campaign website that he is committed to keeping courts "fair, efficient, and accessible" and to delivering justice "with compassion and consistency."
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