Who is running for Civil District Judge, 190th District Court in 2026?

Attorney

Aaron Adams is a Houston attorney¹. He is the Republican nominee for the 190th District Court against incumbent Democrat Beau Miller¹².

• Practicing attorney; no judicial service found in the sources reviewed¹
• Advanced unopposed from the Republican primary on March 3, 2026, and is on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot against incumbent Democrat Beau Miller¹².
• Bar poll: The Houston Bar Association's 2026 Judicial Preference Poll, a non-binding poll of HBA members on contested judicial races that the HBA says is not an endorsement, was open as of September 27, 2026, with results due October 9, 2026; no results were published as of this writing³.

Judge, 190th District Court (Harris County)

Beau Miller has served as judge of the 190th District Court, a Harris County civil court, since January 1, 2019¹. He earned a bachelor's degree in music education from Louisiana State University and a J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law, and his campaign describes him as a trial attorney with experience in complex litigation before he took the bench¹. He is seeking re-election against Republican nominee Aaron Adams¹².

• Judge, 190th District Court (Harris County civil court), since January 1, 2019¹
• Trial attorney with experience in complex litigation before taking the bench¹
• Member, Harris County District Courts' Civil Trial Division's Ethics and Continuing Legal Education Committee; member, Houston Bar Association¹
• Founder and president of Live Consortium, a nonprofit; member, LSU College of Music and Dramatic Arts Dean's Taskforce¹
• B.A. in Music Education, Louisiana State University (1995); J.D., University of Texas School of Law (2001)¹
• Elected in November 2018, defeating incumbent Republican Debra Ibarra Mayfield 54.4% to 45.6%¹; re-elected in November 2022, defeating Republican Fred Shuchart 51.7% to 48.3%¹. He is running for a third term in November 2026¹.
• Bar poll: The Houston Bar Association's 2026 Judicial Preference Poll, a non-binding poll of HBA members on contested judicial races that the HBA says is not an endorsement, was open as of September 27, 2026, with results due October 9, 2026; no results were published as of this writing³.