Has experience as a certified public accountant.

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

Legal Experience

Wants to prioritize public safety, infrastructure, and emergency preparedness.

Said, "Fort Bend County's budget must prioritize its core mission—public safety, infrastructure and emergency preparedness. These essential services protect our families and communities. We'll ensure transparent spending, improved efficiency and reduced debt while maintaining these critical functions. Our disciplined, accountable governance system will utilize every taxpayer dollar to maximize value."

Said, "Fort Bend County's budget must prioritize its core mission—public safety, infrastructure and emergency preparedness."

Said, "We'll implement data-driven budgeting to anticipate needs, partner with municipalities on regional solutions and attract quality development that increases our tax base without burdening taxpayers."

- Wants to prioritize public safety, infrastructure, and emergency preparedness.
- Said, "Fort Bend County's budget must prioritize its core mission—public safety, infrastructure and emergency preparedness."
- Said, "We'll implement data-driven budgeting to anticipate needs, partner with municipalities on regional solutions and attract quality development that increases our tax base without burdening taxpayers."

Judicial Administration

Judicial Philosophy

Ethics & Conduct

Supports data-driven budgeting to anticipate needs, partner with municipalities on regional solutions and attract quality development that increases the tax base without burdening taxpayers.

Community Involvement

Kenneth Omoruyi is originally from Lagos, Nigeria. He earned a master's degree in business taxation from the University of Southern California. He lives with his wife and three children in Sugar Land.

Kenneth currently works as an adjunct professor of accounting at Lone Star College, owner of CKA CPAs & Advisors, and founder of EnrolledAgent.com, an online platform for enrolled agent tax services. He previously worked as a senior tax and financial analyst for Schlumburger, an oil field service company.

Kenneth Omoruyi's campaign for Fort Bend County Judge is his first entry into politics.

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Kenneth previously ran for U.S. House of Representatives in Texas's District 7 in 2024 but did not win.

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Supports reducing taxes, believing it will stimulate economic growth and prosperity for individuals and businesses.

Supports reducing taxes, believing lower taxes encourage economic growth and benefit individuals and businesses.

Supports fiscal responsibility, debt reduction, and tax mitigation.

Supports fiscal responsibility, including reducing debt and limiting the overall tax burden.

Supports planning and investing to manage Fort Bend County’s long-term growth while protecting quality of life for future generations.

Supports business-friendly policies, streamlined permitting, and infrastructure investment to attract employers, promote partnerships, reduce regulations, and keep Fort Bend County competitive for job growth.

- Supports reducing taxes, believing lower taxes encourage economic growth and benefit individuals and businesses.
- Supports fiscal responsibility, including reducing debt and limiting the overall tax burden.
- Supports planning and investing to manage Fort Bend County’s long-term growth while protecting quality of life for future generations.
- Supports business-friendly policies, streamlined permitting, and infrastructure investment to attract employers, promote partnerships, reduce regulations, and keep Fort Bend County competitive for job growth.

Economy

Public Services

Opposes policies that limit access to guns.

Supports strong law enforcement, effective criminal justice policies, and community-based prevention programs.

Supports "strong law enforcement, effective criminal justice policies, and community-based prevention programs."

Believes Fort Bend County's budget should prioritize public safety, infrastructure, and emergency preparedness.

- Opposes policies that limit access to guns.
- Supports "strong law enforcement, effective criminal justice policies, and community-based prevention programs."
- Believes Fort Bend County's budget should prioritize public safety, infrastructure, and emergency preparedness.

Public Safety

Supports fiscally responsible infrastructure investments that accommodate growth, improve mobility, and reduce flooding in Fort Bend County.

- Supports fiscally responsible infrastructure investments that accommodate growth, improve mobility, and reduce flooding in Fort Bend County.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Education

Supports improving Fort Bend County’s emergency preparedness through planning, resources, and community education to better protect residents during health crises and natural disasters.

- Supports improving Fort Bend County’s emergency preparedness through planning, resources, and community education to better protect residents during health crises and natural disasters.

Public Health

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Kenneth Omoruyi

Kenneth Omoruyi attended the University of Southern California. He has a graduate degree in accounting from the University of Southern California.

Kenneth Omoruyi is currently a member of the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, a position to which he was appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott.

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Supports "business-friendly policies, streamlined permitting and infrastructure that attracts quality employers."

Supports strong law enforcement, effective criminal justice policies, and community-based prevention programs to ensure public safety.

Supports investing in infrastructure development to enhance mobility and protect communities from flooding.

Believes access to quality health care is a major issue, and said "the uninsured rate in Southwest Houston (45%) is roughly double that of greater Houston (23%), the state (19%), and the nation (9%)"

Kenneth is from Lagos, Nigeria. He has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Benin. He also has a master’s degree in business taxation from the University of Southern California and a public leadership credential from Harvard Kennedy School. He lives with his wife and their triplet daughters in Sugar Land. He attends church.

Kenneth is a certified public accountant. He teaches financial accounting and taxation to college students, drawing on his graduate degree from the University of Southern California and his professional designations. He founded three small businesses.

Plans to prioritize fiscal responsibility, debt reduction, and tax mitigation.

Supports economic development through business-friendly policies, streamlined permitting, and infrastructure that attracts quality employers.

Believes access to quality health care is a major issue.

Believes access to quality health care is a major issue, citing a 45% uninsured rate in Southwest Houston compared to 23% in greater Houston, 19% in Texas, and 9% nationally.

Kenneth's campaign for Fort Bend County Judge is his first entry into politics.

- Has experience as a certified public accountant.

- Wants to prioritize public safety, infrastructure, and emergency preparedness.
- Said, "Fort Bend County's budget must prioritize its core mission—public safety, infrastructure and emergency preparedness. These essential services protect our families and communities. We'll ensure transparent spending, improved efficiency and reduced debt while maintaining these critical functions. Our disciplined, accountable governance system will utilize every taxpayer dollar to maximize value."
- Said, "We'll implement data-driven budgeting to anticipate needs, partner with municipalities on regional solutions and attract quality development that increases our tax base without burdening taxpayers."