April Jones has lived in Mission Glen for three decades. 

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April Jones has an associate's degree in legal assistant/paralegal studies from Houston City College, and a bachelor's degree in political science and legal studies, and masters degree in business administration from the University of St. Thomas. She lives in Mission Glen.

April currently works as a contracts specialist at Phillips 66. She previously worked as the owner of AL Jones Contracting Consulting Services, a contracts advisor at Sempra Infrastructure, a contract manager at VMware, ExxonMobil, Gyrodata, GE Oil & Gas, BP, and Cameron, a global contracts advisor at Expro, a bankruptcy consultant at Enron, and a paralegal at Schlumberger Oilfield Services and Enron.

April previously served as an elected director on the North Mission Glen Municipal Utility District Board.

April's campaign for Fort Bend County Commission is her first run for public office.

Supports job growth and economic opportunity by backing small businesses, creating workforce development programs, and fostering local entrepreneurship.

- Supports job growth and economic opportunity by backing small businesses, creating workforce development programs, and fostering local entrepreneurship.

Economy

As of January 22, 2026, April L. Jones’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports proactive measures for community safety, backing law enforcement, and investing in emergency services for all residents of Precinct 4.

Supports proactive measures for community safety, backing law enforcement, and investing in emergency services.

- Supports proactive measures for community safety, backing law enforcement, and investing in emergency services.

Public Safety

Supports addressing congestion, improving road conditions, and developing smart infrastructure solutions to meet community needs.

- Supports addressing congestion, improving road conditions, and developing smart infrastructure solutions to meet community needs.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports air pollution monitoring and promotes environmentally friendly development while opposing harmful projects.

- Supports air pollution monitoring and promotes environmentally friendly development while opposing harmful projects.

Energy & the Environment

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Brittanye Morris is from Houston, Texas. 

Brittanye Morris recieved a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Houston and her law degree from Thurgood Marshall School of Law.

Brittanye is a judge for the Harris County District Court in Texas. She previously worked as a civil litigator, focusing on transactional law and education policy. 

Brittanye previously served as a judge for the 333rd District Court of Harris County.

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As of January 22, 2026, Brittanye Lashay Morris’s website did not contain information on this issue.

For Candidate Brittanye Lashay Morris on Issue public-safety: Committed to protecting individual rights and ensuring accessible justice for all, with a focus on fairness, respect, and equality in the courtroom.

Committed to "protecting the rights of every individual and ensuring that justice is accessible to all—regardless of background, income, or circumstance."

- Committed to "protecting the rights of every individual and ensuring that justice is accessible to all—regardless of background, income, or circumstance."

Brittanye Lashay Morris

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Haroon Mughal has degrees in computer science and business management.

Haroon is the Chief Deputy and Division Supervisor at the Fort Bend County District Clerk’s Office, where he has worked for over four years. He previously owned and managed a private business for 15 years.

Haroon Mughal's campaign for Fort Bend County Commissioner, District 4 is his first entry into politics.

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Supports business-friendly policies, workforce development, and infrastructure investment to attract new jobs and strengthen local businesses.

Supports "business-friendly policies, workforce development, and partnerships with local entrepreneurs."

Believes "budgeting should focus on core services, infrastructure, public safety, flood mitigation, and long-term planning."

- Supports "business-friendly policies, workforce development, and partnerships with local entrepreneurs."
- Believes "budgeting should focus on core services, infrastructure, public safety, flood mitigation, and long-term planning."

As of January 22, 2026, Haroon Mughal’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Prioritizes infrastructure improvement, traffic mobility, public safety partnerships, efficient county services, and transparent governance, while ensuring responsible and equitable use of county resources.

Prioritizes "infrastructure improvement, traffic mobility, public safety partnerships, efficient county services, and transparent governance."

- Prioritizes "infrastructure improvement, traffic mobility, public safety partnerships, efficient county services, and transparent governance."

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Supports focusing budgeting on core services, infrastructure, public safety, flood mitigation, and long-term planning, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and accountability.

Maggie Salomon is a mother of two daughters and a longtime resident of Fort Bend County. She is a CPA accountant and small business owner.

Maggie Salomon is a mother of two. She received a bachelor's degree in business administration and management from Stephen F. Austin Universitym and a master's in business administration and management from the University of Phoenix.

Maggie is a certified public accountant (CPA) and small business owner. She also has experience in hotel and tourism development work in partnership with the City of Houston. 

Maggie is a certified public accountant and small business owner. She also has experience in hotel and tourism development work in partnership with the City of Houston. 

Maggie Salomon's campaign for Fort Bend County Commissioner, Precinct 4, is her first time running for public office.

As of January 22, 2026, Maggie Salomon’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Plans to strengthen public safety and emergency response capabilities.

Supports "strong public safety and emergency response."

- Supports "strong public safety and emergency response."

Aims for safer roads and smarter traffic flow.

Aims for "safer roads and smarter traffic flow."

- Aims for "safer roads and smarter traffic flow."

For Candidate Maggie Salomon on Issue energy-and-environment:  
Advocates for practical drainage solutions rather than prolonged studies.

Advocates for "real drainage solutions rather than endless studies."

- Advocates for "real drainage solutions rather than endless studies."

Maggie Salomon

Nabil Shike received a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and political science from Lamar University and a law degree from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law.

Nabil is the Head Of Department for Fort Bend County Constable Precinct 4.

Nabil Shike's campaign for Fort Bend County Commissioner, District 4, Democratic Primary, is his first entry into politics.

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Nabil was previously the Precinct 3 Constable. He lost his reelection bid for Precinct 3 constable last in 2024.

As of January 22, 2026, Nabil Shike did not have a website or any information online.

Believes in "strengthening public safety."

- Believes in "strengthening public safety."

Nabil Shike

As of January 22, 2026, Nabil Shike’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports "securing funding for erosion and flood mitigation as well as investing in infrastructure.

Nicole Roberts graduated from Spelman College, and earned law degree from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law. She is a wife and mother.

Nicole is an attorney. She works at a law firm, where she advises clients on legal matters. She previously worked at the U.S. Social Security Administration.

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Nicole is an attorney.  She previously worked at the U.S. Social Security Administration.

Nicole Roberts’s campaign for Fort Bend County Commissioner, Precinct 4, is her first entry into politics.

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Supports collaboration with unions, community colleges, and employers to ensure students graduate with skills that lead to "real jobs and real paychecks."

Supports focusing on attracting and growing businesses in Fort Bend County to expand the commercial tax base, create good-paying jobs, and ease the pressure on residential taxpayers without cutting essential services.

Wants to "focus on attracting and growing businesses right here in Fort Bend County—expanding the commercial tax base, creating good-paying jobs, and easing the pressure on residential taxpayers without cutting essential services."

Plans to work with Commissioners Court to set "responsible tax rates that push back on unnecessary increases while continuing to fund vital investments like public safety, healthcare, and education."

- Supports collaboration with unions, community colleges, and employers to ensure students graduate with skills that lead to "real jobs and real paychecks."
- Wants to "focus on attracting and growing businesses right here in Fort Bend County—expanding the commercial tax base, creating good-paying jobs, and easing the pressure on residential taxpayers without cutting essential services."
- Plans to work with Commissioners Court to set "responsible tax rates that push back on unnecessary increases while continuing to fund vital investments like public safety, healthcare, and education."

As of January 22, 2026, Nicole Roberts’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports collaboration with law enforcement and service providers to address crime root causes, such as mental health disorders and drug addiction.

Supports collaboration with law enforcement and service providers to address the "root causes of crime, like mental health disorders and drug addiction."

Supports collaboration between courts, law enforcement, and service providers to reduce repeat jail offenses and keep violent offenders off the streets.

Pushes for "data-driven decision-making and collaboration between courts, law enforcement, and service providers to reduce the revolving door of the jail while keeping violent offenders off our streets."

Supports investing in improved lighting, sidewalks, and parks to deter crime, increase visibility, and build trust between residents and local government.

Supports investing in "improved lighting, better sidewalks and parks to deter crime, increase visibility, and build trust between residents and local government."

- Supports collaboration with law enforcement and service providers to address the "root causes of crime, like mental health disorders and drug addiction."
- Pushes for "data-driven decision-making and collaboration between courts, law enforcement, and service providers to reduce the revolving door of the jail while keeping violent offenders off our streets."
- Supports investing in "improved lighting, better sidewalks and parks to deter crime, increase visibility, and build trust between residents and local government."

Plans to prioritize road resurfacing, drainage improvements, and bridge repairs.

Supports making public transportation "reliable, accessible, and useful for working families across all communities."

- Plans to prioritize road resurfacing, drainage improvements, and bridge repairs.
- Supports making public transportation "reliable, accessible, and useful for working families across all communities."

Nicole Roberts

Supports prioritizing transportation projects that save time, measuring success by reduced commute times rather than just adding pavement.

Supports investing in mobility, roads, and infrastructure to strengthen communities, save families time, and boost local economies.

Supports designing roads to accommodate future growth to reduce traffic congestion.

Robert Nnake holds a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Texas at Arlington and an master's degree in business administration from Rice University. 

Robert serves as the Director of Community Relations in the Office of Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo.

Robert Nnake's campaign for Fort Bend County Commissioner, District 4 is his first entry into politics.

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Robert's campaign for Fort Bend County Commissioner, District 4 is his first entry into politics.

Supports providing grants and tax breaks to small businesses to encourage growth in strategic sectors.

Supports providing grants and tax breaks to small businesses that "encourages growth in strategic sectors."

For Candidate Robert Nnake on Issue economy:  
Supports forming partnerships to empower residents to launch and expand businesses.

Aims to form partnerships to "empower residents to launch and expand businesses."

Supports developing apprenticeship programs to help residents of all ages secure good jobs.

Supports developing apprenticeship programs so "residents of all ages can get good jobs."

For Candidate Robert Nnake on Issue economy: Plans to cut waste and end backroom deals that prioritize insiders.

Plans to "cut waste and end backroom deals that prioritize insiders."

For Candidate Robert Nnake on Issue economy: Supports ensuring that every community receives resources, not just those favored politically.

Supports ensuring that "every community receives resources," 

- Supports providing grants and tax breaks to small businesses that "encourages growth in strategic sectors."
- Aims to form partnerships to "empower residents to launch and expand businesses."
- Supports developing apprenticeship programs so "residents of all ages can get good jobs."
- Plans to "cut waste and end backroom deals that prioritize insiders."
- Supports ensuring that "every community receives resources," 

Supports expanding opportunities for public input to ensure all voices feel involved in public services.

Wants to "expand opportunities for public input, so all voices feel involved."

Supports investing in programs that connect youth, seniors, and families across all backgrounds.

Supports investing in programs that "connect youth, seniors, and families across all backgrounds."

Supports creating events and partnerships that bring the community together.

Believes in creating events and partnerships that "bring the community together."

- Wants to "expand opportunities for public input, so all voices feel involved."
- Supports investing in programs that "connect youth, seniors, and families across all backgrounds."
- Believes in creating events and partnerships that "bring the community together."

As of January 22, 2026, Robert Nnake’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Plans to expand and modernize roads to relieve traffic and reduce commute times.

Plans to "expand and modernize roads to relieve traffic and reduce commute times."

Supports investing in flood mitigation, evacuation routes, and robust warning systems.

- Plans to "expand and modernize roads to relieve traffic and reduce commute times."
- Supports investing in flood mitigation, evacuation routes, and robust warning systems.

For Candidate Robert Nnake on Issue energy-and-environment: Supports expanding county investments in flood control and drainage to reduce long-term costs.

Wants to "expand county investments in flood control and drainage to reduce long-term costs."

- Wants to "expand county investments in flood control and drainage to reduce long-term costs."

Robert Nnake

Supports investing in drainage and water systems to protect against flooding.

- County commissioners vote on the budget and appropriations, which fund essential county services like road maintenance.
- They create and enforce civil and criminal laws that align with state regulations, including land use and construction codes.
- Commissioners implement state and federal mandates while overseeing county agencies and public buildings.
- They also set tax rates for the county and its subdivisions.
- Each Texas county has four commissioners and a county judge, forming the local governing body known as the Commissioners Court.

This sample ballot may not include all local party roles or measures on the official ballot. The listed candidates serve only within their party, and the propositions do not change the law.

Fort Bend County Commissioner, District 4, Democratic Primary

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