Felony Chief, Domestic Violence Bureau, Harris County District Attorney's Office

Jason A. Campo is a prosecutor with the Harris County District Attorney's Office, where his campaign says he serves as a Felony Chief in the Domestic Violence Bureau¹⁴. He previously spent 7 years at the Cameron County District Attorney's Office, rising from misdemeanor prosecutor to Chief of its Domestic Violence Division¹. He has not previously held judicial office. He is the Republican nominee for the 263rd District Court against incumbent Democrat Melissa Marie Morris².

• Prosecutor, Harris County District Attorney's Office, since 2022, in the Trial Bureau, Crimes Against Children Division and Intake Division, and currently a Felony Chief in the Domestic Violence Bureau, according to his campaign¹⁴
• Cameron County District Attorney's Office, 7 years, from misdemeanor prosecutor to Chief of the Domestic Violence Division¹
• Has presented at national and international trainings on family violence, according to his campaign¹
• J.D., Texas Southern University, Thurgood Marshall School of Law, 2012; licensed in Texas since November 2015¹⁴
• Campo has not previously held judicial office. He advanced unopposed from the Republican primary for the 263rd District Court on March 3, 2026, and faces incumbent Democrat Melissa Marie Morris in the November 3, 2026 general election².
• Bar poll: The Houston Bar Association's Judicial Preference Poll is a non-binding survey of HBA members' preferences, and the HBA states it is not an endorsement. The 2026 poll was open as of September 27, 2026, closes October 2, 2026, and results are due October 9, 2026; no results had been published as of this writing³.