
I’m headed to the runoff on May 26.
Your voice and your vote matter more than ever.
Don’t sit this one out.
This election will be decided by turnout.
I’m headed to the runoff on May 26.
Your voice and your vote matter more than ever.
Don’t sit this one out.
This election will be decided by turnout.
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Meet John Charles
Rooted in Young County, John C. Bullock is a lifelong member of the community and a proud graduate of Newcastle High School. He is married to Micki, a retired Olney ISD educator, and together they have built a life grounded in family, faith, and hard work.
A Texas rancher and owner-operator of the Lazy J Ranch, established in 1883, John understands the responsibility of caring for the land and the importance of stewardship passed down through generations.
He and Micki are proud parents of a daughter and her husband, as well as a son, and they cherish their role as grandparents.

Experience & Service
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5 terms as Precinct 2 Commissioner
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3 terms as Young County Judge
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400+ Commissioners Court meetings as member and presiding officer
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7,000+ cases handled, including long-standing backlogs
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6,000+ new cases managed
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Presided over probate, juvenile, misdemeanor, and civil cases
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Served as Chief Executive Officer of county government
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Managed county budgets and operations
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Led emergency management and disaster response
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Supported and worked alongside local law enforcement
Community Service
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34 years with Graham Lions Club
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33 years as Young County Farm Bureau Director
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10 years on Junior Livestock Show Board
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8 years as 4-H Adult Leader
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9 years as Newcastle ISD Trustee
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Youth baseball coach
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Soil & Water Conservation Committee member

I’m headed to the runoff on May 26.
Your voice and your vote matter more than ever.
Don’t sit this one out.
This election will be decided by those who show up

With a degree from Tarleton State University and a background in oil exploration, John brings both real-world and business experience to public service, including contracts, operations, and decision-making that impact people’s lives. He has served Young County for five terms as Commissioner and three terms as County Judge, leading through challenges and gaining the experience needed to make sound, steady decisions.
His time in office has strengthened his ability to manage resources, lead with fairness, and serve the people of Young County with integrity and accountability. His life has been built right here in Young County, and his commitment has never been anywhere else.
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On to the Runoff
Runoff elections come down to one thing: turnout. Every vote matters more, and showing up makes the difference.
If you supported John Bullock before, now is the time to finish what we started. Make a plan to vote, and bring a friend or neighbor with you. This is about your voice and the future of Young County.
We’re grateful for the endorsement of Colonel Don Sexton and the support of his voters.
Important Dates:
Last day to register: April 27
Early Voting: May 18–22
Election Day: May 26
For voter information, registration status, and polling locations:
https://www.co.young.tx.us/page/young.Elections
Young County deserves leadership that represents everyone, not just a few.
John Bullock has spent decades serving this county through good times and tough ones, from natural disasters to public health crises; he has always focused on steady leadership and doing what’s right for the whole community.
Now, in the runoff, this is about making sure every voice in Young County is heard and respected.
Community Commitment
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34 years Graham Lions
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33 years Farm Bureau Director
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10 years Jr. Livestock Show Board
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8 years 4-H Adult Leader
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9 years ISD Trustee
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Youth baseball coach
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Soil & Water Conservation Committee
Experience & Qualifications
Judicial & Administrative Experience
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7,000+ cases handled
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6,000+ new cases filed
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Jury and bench trial experience
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Probate, juvenile, and civil case oversight
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Managed MHMR commitments and guardianships
County Leadership Roles
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Chief Executive Officer of the county
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Presiding officer of Commissioners Court
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Budget officer
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Emergency Management Director
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Supporter of law enforcement
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Representative of the county in official functions
Continuing Education
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500+ hours Commissioner Training
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400 hours Judicial Training
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Regional Planning & Transportation Committees
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Specialized technical certifications
RUN OFF INFORMATION
Your Vote Matters
Runoff elections come down to turnout.
Make a plan. Show up. Bring someone with you.
Vote for experience. Vote for fairness.
Vote for representation.
EARLY VOTE: May -------
ELECTION DAY: May 26
Have questions? Set up a meeting with John, he is ready to LISTEN & EARN your vote

Leadership begins with personal values.
Putting faith, family, and integrity first keeps public service grounded in what actually matters. Decisions should be driven by honesty and consistency, not political games, and that’s the standard I bring to serving this community.

Key Issues
CHARACTER
Leadership begins with character. Putting faith, family, and integrity first keeps public service grounded in what actually matters. Decisions should be driven by honesty and consistency, not political games, and that’s the standard I bring to serving this community.
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
Tax dollars should be used wisely, with clear priorities and long-term planning. The focus is simple: low taxes, sustainable budgets, smart growth, and financial stability that keeps Leander strong for the families who call it home.
PRIORITIZNG SAFETY
Police, fire, and emergency services need real support, not lip service. Prioritizing training, resources, and coordination keeps first responders ready and protects a growing Leander from the risks that come with rapid growth.
SMART GROWTH AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Leander needs to ensure the basics work: reliable water systems, better traffic flow, and neighborhoods designed to protect quality of life. Common-sense planning makes room for new opportunities without sacrificing what residents already value.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Investing in local economic development will help expand our tax base, lessen the burden on homeowners, create jobs, and build a stronger Leander for all of us.

Political Ad Paid for by the John Bullock for Judge Campaign
Political Ad Paid for by the John Bullock for Judge Campaign
Political Ad Paid for by the John Bullock for Judge Campaign


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