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Re-elect Judge Wade Faulkner for 478th District Court

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Re-elect Judge Wade Faulkner for 478th District Court

Wade Faulkner seeks re-election as Judge of the 478th District Court in Bell County, bringing years of legal expertise and a dedication to transparent and effective judiciary leadership. His emphasis on innovative solutions aims to enhance outcomes for vulnerable groups, including veterans, while maintaining strict legal compliance.
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Judge Wade Faulkner

Experienced Legal Authority
Innovative Court Leadership
Community Engagement Focus
As the only judge of the 478th District Court and as a former military judge, Judge Wade Faulkner is committed to fostering a transparent judicial environment, advocating for justice with integrity and fairness
As the judge of the Bell County Veteran's Treatment Court, Judge Faulkner focuses on improving outcomes for Bell County's vulnerable populations like veterans.
Judge Faulkner emphasizes community involvement as a key component of his leadership, striving to build trust and enhance relationships with those he serves in Bell County.

Election Day - March 3, 2026

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Committed to Justice for All
Judge Wade Faulkner is seeking re-election for the 478th District Court in Bell County. He brings a wealth of legal expertise and a dedication to innovative court leadership, prioritizing transparency and fairness in the judicial process.
Contact Info
Re-Elect Wade Faulkner
P.O. Box 112Salado, TX 76571
(254) 300-8523
Supporting Judge Wade Faulkner for fair justice.
wade@wadefaulkner.com
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