MY EXPERIENCE
7th generation San Antonian
Summa Cum Laude graduate of U.T.S.A.

MY EXPERIENCE

7th generation San Antonian
Summa Cum Laude graduate of U.T.S.A.
Honors graduate from U.T. Law

Summa Cum Laude graduate of U.T.S.A.
Honors graduate from U.T. Law
Over 250 jury trials to verdict combined as an Criminal Asst. District Attorney, Bexar County Court at Law Criminal Judge and a Criminal Defense Attorney

Jason Wolff is a seventh-generation San Antonian. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Texas at San Antonio and with honors from the University of Texas School of Law.

Jason is a seventh-generation San Antonian. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Texas at San Antonio and with honors from the University of Texas School of Law.

TRIPLE THREAT CANDIDATE

8 Year Judge of Bexar County Court at Law #2

10 Year Assistant District Attorney

4 year Defense Attorney

Wolff for DA | Bexar County | San Antonio, TX, USA

Jason Wolff has worked as an assistant district attorney and a defense attorney.

Jason has worked as an assistant district attorney and a defense attorney.

Jason previously served as a judge of Bexar County Court at Law No. 2 for eight years.

Jason Wolff previously served as a judge of Bexar County Court at Law No. 2 for eight years.

2026 Texas General Election

Honors graduate from U.T. Law
Over 250 jury trials to verdict combined as an Criminal Asst. District Attorney, Bexar County Court at Law Criminal Judge and a Criminal Defense Attorney
Been There. Done That. Ready to enforce the law.

Served 10 years as an assistant district attorney, prosecuting cases on behalf of the district attorney's office.

Served eight years as a judge of Bexar County Court at Law #2, presiding over cases and issuing rulings and orders.

Worked four years as a criminal defense attorney, representing defendants during criminal proceedings.

Tried more than 250 jury trials to verdict across work as an assistant district attorney, criminal judge, and criminal defense attorney.

- Served 10 years as an assistant district attorney, prosecuting cases on behalf of the district attorney's office.
- Served eight years as a judge of Bexar County Court at Law #2, presiding over cases and issuing rulings and orders.
- Worked four years as a criminal defense attorney, representing defendants during criminal proceedings.
- Tried more than 250 jury trials to verdict across work as an assistant district attorney, criminal judge, and criminal defense attorney.

Legal Experience

I will bring the talent and training back to the courthouse. I will give discretion to the Assistant District Attorneys and support our local law enforcement officers and stand up to ego driven Judges.

Platform

Being DA is a thankless job and one I said I would never want. I finally understand what it means to be called to serve. Transparent and unapologetic. I will bring a backbone back to being DA. You will be held accountable when I am DA and if you commit crimes in this town, you will regret it!

Pledges to hold people who commit crimes accountable.

- Supports local law enforcement officers.
- Pledges to hold people who commit crimes accountable.

Public Safety

The Bexar County DA's Office has been run into the ground and much of the talent has left to surrounding counties and to the defense bar. I can no longer sit on the sidelines as a parade of weak and inexperienced and opportunistic candidates seek such an important office. I will bring the talent and training back to the courthouse.

I just want justice and accountability and to get back to the basics of law enforcement. We are all human beings who just want to make it through our daily lives without fear. We deserve to get justice when wronged and have a leader who is transparent and willing to take the heat for the tough decisions required to be an effective District Attorney.

Plans to restore talent and training at the courthouse.

Said Bexar County deserves transparent district attorney leadership that accepts responsibility for difficult decisions.

Plans to give assistant district attorneys discretion.

- Plans to restore talent and training at the courthouse.
- Said Bexar County deserves transparent district attorney leadership that accepts responsibility for difficult decisions.
- Plans to give assistant district attorneys discretion.

Criminal Justice

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- Plans to give assistant district attorneys discretion.

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- Represents the state and victims of crime in prosecuting felony-level and misdemeanor criminal cases in district courts within the county. Represents the county in civil cases.
- Can be at sole discretion as to whether a case is prosecuted.
- Works with law enforcement officers in criminal case investigations, while preparing arrest and search warrants.
- Represents victims of domestic abuse through obtaining protective orders. Represents children in Child Protective Services cases.
- Provides county officials with written opinions or advice on their official duties.
- Criminal district attorneys are elected through partisan, county-wide elections to four-year terms. Candidates must be a U.S. citizen, at least 18 years old, have been a Texas resident for at least 12 consecutive months, a county resident for at least six consecutive months, and registered to vote in that county. They also must be a registered lawyer or judge in the state of Texas.
- The annual salary for criminal district attorneys range from $175,000 to $210,000, set by the county’s Commissioners Court.

Represents the state and victims of cases in district courts.