Candidate
Scott Atwood
RepublicanCandidate; by his own announcement a retired Houston Police Department sergeant and reserve deputy, Washington County Sheriff's Office
Scott Atwood, by his own announcement, retired in 2020 as a sergeant from the Houston Police Department and is a reserve deputy with the Washington County Sheriff's Office2. He is the only candidate on the November 3, 2026 ballot for Justice of the Peace Precinct 11. The county lists Douglas Zwiener as the current Precinct 1 justice3.
- Per his announcement as reported by KWHI: retired in 2020 as a sergeant from the Houston Police Department, with assignments including an FBI violent gang and DEA task force and the FBI Violent Crimes Squad2
- Currently a reserve deputy with the Washington County Sheriff's Office and a board member of the county's Criminal Justice Advisory Committee2
- TCOLE-certified instructor with a Master Certificate; BA in Organizational Leadership, Mountain State University2
- Event services supervisor at NRG Park, 1987 to 20172
- He has not held judicial office. The county's Elected Officials page lists Douglas Zwiener as JP Precinct 13, and KWHI reported Zwiener is not running for re-election2.
Last reviewed 2026-10-06. Spotted something wrong? Every claim links to its source so you can check it yourself.
Sources (3)
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- Texas Secretary of State: 2026 General Election Ballot Certification (Aug 28, 2026)Texas Secretary of State
- Scott Atwood announces candidacy for Washington Co. Precinct 1 J.P. office (Oct 6, 2025)KWHI Radio, Brenham
- Elected OfficialsWashington County, Texas