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- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: The Texas county judge presides over the commissioners court, which sets the county budget and tax rate and runs county government.
Chris Hill
RepublicanIncumbent
Collin County Judge; certified public accountant
The gist
- Voted against the county property tax rate repeatedly.
- Pledges to vote against a county property tax increase.
- Opposes the proposed EPIC City development, now called The Meadow.
- Opposed COVID-19 lockdowns, business closures and mask mandates.
- Supports limited regulation and low property taxes.
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Voted against the county property tax rate repeatedly.
Collin County primary elections voter guide: What's at stakeNews coverage · KERA News · Feb 10, 2026 · keranews.org
“he voted against the property tax rate for the county multiple years in a row, citing the burden on taxpayers”
Pledges to vote against a county property tax increase.
Collin County primary elections voter guide: What's at stakeNews coverage · KERA News · Feb 10, 2026 · keranews.org
“And if we do, I'm going to vote no,”
Opposes the proposed EPIC City development, now called The Meadow.
Collin County primary elections voter guide: What's at stakeNews coverage · KERA News · Feb 10, 2026 · keranews.org
“This is about a group of folks who very specifically said we want to build an enclave unto ourselves,”
Opposed COVID-19 lockdowns, business closures and mask mandates.
Chris Hill. Texas Values. Texas Strong.Campaign website · Chris Hill Campaign · chrishill.us
“No lockdowns. No business closures. No mask mandates. No vaccine mandates.”
Supports limited regulation and low property taxes.
About Chris HillCampaign website · Chris Hill Campaign · chrishill.us
“a courageous and consistent champion for private property rights, limited regulation, low property taxes, and government transparency”
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