County ClerkLocal race · 2 candidates
In their own words
Mike Wolfe
Ballotpedia- Harris County Clerk Platform
The Harris County Clerk’s Office touches nearly every resident — through elections, property records, court filings, and vital statistics. This platform outlines practical, measurable steps to improve efficiency, accessibility, and transparency. …
- Professional. Accessible. Prepared
Secure and designate election locations early to allow time for accessibility and risk assessments.
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Assess each location for ADA compliance, parking adequacy, voter capacity, security, and weather-related risks.
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Review historical turnout data to allocate appropriate supplies and equipment for each polling site.
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Pre-order materials and ensure supplies are delivered and verified the night before Election Day.
Teneshia Hudspeth
WebsiteBallotpedia- Key message 1
I bring 21 years of experience in the County Clerk’s Office and a proven record of leadership, integrity, and accountability. I have served in six positions, earning the trust of the public in 2020 and again in 2022 as the re-elected County Clerk.
- Key message 2
I oversee daily operations, personnel, finances, community relations, and risk management. I have successfully overseen 22 elections, expanded access to trusted voting information, and worked to combat misinformation and voter suppression.
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I have also modernized county services by digitizing millions of records and expanding convenient access to services. I bring the experience, leadership, and commitment to keep government accessible, efficient, and responsive to the people we serve.
- TENESHIA'S VISION INTO ACTION
As Clerk, Teneshia has brought her 2020 vision into action. She has diligently worked to make the clerk's office more modern, transparent, efficient, and safe.
- MODERNIZATION
Launched online system that enables the public to purchase certified copies of birth certificates
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Installed eight court display monitors, four in the Probate Courts and four in the Civil Courts
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Digitized all records archived on microfilm including 1.2 million marriage licenses
- TRANSPARENCY
Installed public information monitors in Personal Records, Civil and Probate Departments