In 2017, I married my wife, Rebecca. Together we have five children: three with the good LORD and two young boys we are privileged to raise at home. Our hope is that our boys will one day come back to where they born and now being raised, here in Texas. Not for our sake, but to raise their own families.

Background & Beliefs - Tony Aranda Campaign

Service in my community continues today serving as a deacon at my local church as a member of the church security team, and a member of the Seniors Ministry. I also volunteer as a disciple-maker with The Navigators Ministry at Houston Christian University.

My education includes extensive military training, civilian personal protection training, and a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Houston Baptist University, with a minor in Biblical Studies.

Tony Aranda earned a bachelor's degree in political science, with a minor in biblical studies, from Houston Baptist University. He has been married to Rebecca since 2017, and they have five children. He serves as a deacon and volunteers with The Navigators Ministry at Houston Christian University.

I began my military career in 1996 in the United States Marine Corps, serving in artillery, the Marine Security Guard Program, and as a rotary-wing aviator. For 22 years, I served in high-stress, high-profile, and time-sensitive environments, leading Marines in Havana, Bogotá, Afghanistan, and through numerous deployments in austere conditions. I learned to make wise, timely decisions under pressure and to remain accountable to the people who depended on me.

Tony Aranda served in the U.S. Marine Corps for 22 years, including service in artillery and the Marine Security Guard Program, as well as service as a rotary-wing aviator.

Tony served in the U.S. Marine Corps for 22 years, including service in artillery and the Marine Security Guard Program, as well as service as a rotary-wing aviator.

2026 Texas General Election

### Transparency

Means that the office holders are open, honest, and give accessible communication of its actions, decisions, and finances to citizens, enabling public scrutiny, accountability, and trust by making information readily available on how public business is conducted and tax money is spent.

Tony Aranda Campaign

Supports public disclosure of government actions, finances, and spending of tax revenue.

- Supports public disclosure of government actions, finances, and spending of tax revenue.

Economy

Fort Bend County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Texas, and growth brings both opportunity and responsibility. My goal is to ensure improvements are made where they are truly needed, to provide residents with practical solutions, and to preserve the quality and reliability of the county services our families depend on every day.

Plans to preserve the quality and reliability of county services while directing improvements toward areas of need.

- Plans to preserve the quality and reliability of county services while directing improvements toward areas of need.

Public Services

As of July 22, 2026, Tony Aranda’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

## Integrity. Transparency. Practical Leadership.

Mission Statement

As County Commissioner it would be my mission to proudly serve the residents of Fort Bend County with moral integrity, transparency, and practical leadership. As Fort Bend County continues to rapidly grow, there is great need for responsible decision-making that protects our residents, strengthens our infrastructure, and ensures that our county government works efficiently for taxpayers.

Prioritizes strengthening infrastructure and efficient county government as Fort Bend County grows.

- Prioritizes strengthening infrastructure and efficient county government as Fort Bend County grows.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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- County commissioners vote on the budget and appropriations, which fund essential county services like road maintenance.
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- Each Texas county has four commissioners and a county judge, forming the local governing body known as the Commissioners Court.