Reelection

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo Declares She Won’t Seek Reelection, Details to Follow

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HOUSTON – Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo has announced she will not seek reelection next year, marking a significant shift in the county’s leadership landscape. Hidalgo’s office confirmed the decision, stating that further information will be shared at a news conference scheduled for Tuesday. Elected in 2019, Hidalgo made history as the first woman to hold the position of Harris County Judge. Her tenure has seen her reelected in November 2022, with her current term set to end in December 2026. The move not to run for reelection comes as a surprise to many, given … Read more

Schenectady Judge Mark Caruso Changes Course on Reelection Strategy

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Schenectady, New York — Judge Mark Caruso has announced a change of heart regarding his plan to seek reelection. The announcement marks a significant shift in his intentions after months of contemplation. Initially, Caruso had expressed interest in another term on the bench, which would have continued his nearly two-decade-long tenure in the position. However, the judge recently revealed that he will not pursue reelection, a decision that has drawn attention from both legal circles and the local community. In recent weeks, Caruso faced mounting scrutiny and discussions about the implications of his potential reelection. … Read more

Scranton Mayor Cognetti Seeks Re-election Amid Pivotal Changes in Local Governance and Legal Landscape

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Scranton, PA — In a political season bustling with key judicial and administrative races, Scranton Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti has announced her intention to run for re-election. This year, the mayoral office is just one of several significant posts voters will decide on, including a contested race for a Lackawanna County judgeship recently vacated by former District Attorney Mark Powell, who ascended to the bench. Powell’s transition to the judiciary follows the state Senate’s approval of his appointment to the Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas, filling a role left vacant when Judge Julia Munley … Read more

Harris Wins Re-Election as Jury President, Continues Leadership Role

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Winnsboro, LA — James Harris has been re-elected as jury president, securing another term of leadership in Franklin Parish. Harris, who has previously served with distinction, won the confidence of his peers and constituents through a combination of experienced governance and a vision for local improvement that resonated with voters. Throughout his tenure, Harris has focused on infrastructure improvements, economic development, and enhancing the community services of Franklin Parish. His re-election signifies approval for his continued guidance and the anticipated projects on the community’s horizon. Supporters of Harris cite his dedication to community engagement and … Read more