Who Chris is
He's been the judge of this court since 2018, overseeing veterans treatment court, juvenile court, and serving as administrative judge over the Hays County Courts at Law.
About Chris
Johnson was first elected in 2018 and has spent eight years on the bench in Hays County. He narrowly won his Democratic primary runoff and will face Republican Charmaine Wilde in November.
Where they stand
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Also on the ballot for Hays County Court at Law No. 2
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Charmaine WildeWilde spent four years as a Hays County prosecutor, then went to a San Marcos firm — where her name is on the door — handling exactly the cases this court hears: probate, guardianship, juvenile and criminal defense.
About Charmaine
She's a partner at McGlothlin, Junkin & Wilde, a certified mediator, and has sat on the Hays County Bar Association board for more than a decade, half of it as president. She previously ran for the 207th District Court. Her only campaign presence is a Facebook page.