SEAN SIMON FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Precinct 4 PLACE 2

20 Years
Harris County Precinct 4
Master Peace Officer
TCOLE Certified
10+ Years
Criminal Justice
Educator
Master's Degree
Criminal Justice
Leadership & Management
20 Years
Harris County Precinct 4
Master Peace Officer
Texas Commission on
Law Enforcement
10+ Years
Criminal Justice
Educator
Master's Degree
Criminal Justice
Leadership & Management
2026 General Election
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
For Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Place 2
EARLY VOTING
October 19-30, 2026
GENERAL ELECTION DAY
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Polls Open 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Meet Sean Simon
Meet Sean Simon

For 20 years, Sean Simon has served the residents of Harris County Precinct 4. Through that service, he has seen firsthand how the justice system can affect people’s everyday lives. He is running for Justice of the Peace to bring a fair, respectful, and transparent approach to the court. That means applying the law consistently, explaining decisions clearly, and remaining accountable to the community it serves.
A Career Dedicated To Justice

A Vision For Justice
Fairness
Every person deserves to be heard, and every case should be decided fairly and impartially based on the facts and the law.
Respect
No matter the outcome of a case, every person who enters the courtroom should be treated with dignity and respect.
Transparency & Accountability
People should understand how the court works and why decisions are made. Transparency builds trust and keeps the court accountable to the people it serves.
Efficiency
Going to court can already be stressful. Clear, efficient processes should respect people’s time, reduce confusion and unnecessary delays, and make the court easier to navigate.
A Practical Approach to Justice
Justice of the Peace court handles everyday legal matters that can have a real impact on people’s lives.
Sean understands the responsibility of the court and the importance of getting it right.
Justices of the Peace hear fine-only criminal cases, including traffic violations and Class C misdemeanors such as theft under $100, disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and assault by contact. Sean’s background in law enforcement and criminal justice gives him a practical understanding of the laws and procedures involved in these cases.
Justices of the Peace hear small claims, debt collection, evictions, and other civil matters within the court’s jurisdiction. These cases can have a real impact on people’s homes, finances, and everyday lives, making fairness, clear processes, and respect for everyone involved especially important.
Justices of the Peace have a variety of other responsibilities, including reviewing warrants, making probable cause determinations, handling certain matters involving juveniles, and performing marriage ceremonies.
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