Judge, 249th Judicial District Court (Johnson and Somervell Counties)

Tiffany Strother is the judge of the 249th Judicial District Court, which serves Johnson and Somervell Counties². The Governor appointed her to the court effective October 1, 2022; before that she was managing partner of Strother & Strother, PLLC in Cleburne³. She is the only candidate on the November 3, 2026 ballot for this court¹.

• Judge, 249th Judicial District Court (Johnson and Somervell Counties), listed on the county's court page; the county says district courts hear felony criminal, divorce, civil and other cases²
• Managing partner, Strother & Strother, PLLC, Cleburne, when the Governor announced her appointment³
• Chair of the State Bar District 7 Grievance Committee and member of the Council on Sex Offender Treatment, according to the Governor's office announcement³
• Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Economics from Tarleton State University and a Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City School of Law, according to the Governor's office³
• The Times-Review reported that mental health is one of the biggest issues facing Johnson County courts and that she has made it her mission to help address it; she said many people in the county jail or awaiting trial have severe mental health issues⁴
• Governor Greg Abbott appointed her to the 249th Judicial District Court effective October 1, 2022, for a term set to expire December 31, 2022, or until her successor was elected and qualified³. The county's court page lists her as the current judge².