Judge Lori Rickert

I'm always thankful for the many opportunities that are available that help me continue to learn and best serve our community! Today was the first day of this inspired conference. Can't wait for tomorrow.

I'm honored to file today for the opportunity to continue to serve as the Presiding Judge of County Court at Law No. 4 and Probate Court.

It was a privilege today to preside with the entire Brazoria County judiciary over the formal robing of Judge Courtney Gilbert. Judge Gilbert is the Presiding Judge of County Court at Law No. 1 & Probate Court. She serves with a quiet dignity and a servant's heart.

I was privileged to serve on a panel of Judges at this year's "Impaired Driving Symposium." So much has changed in the past year and were able to share best practices and take a look at how the judicial system will operate going forward.

Congratulations to the newest members of the Brazoria County judiciary! Judge Justin Gilbert (412th District Court) and Judge Greg Hill (County Court at Law No. 1) were officially recognized at the traditional robing ceremony this morning. I look forward to working with both of these Judges!

I'm so honored and humbled to be sworn in today by the Honorable Jerri Lee Mills to begin a 4th term as the Presiding Judge in County Court at Law No. 4 & Probate Court 🇺🇸. I made this promise to the packed courtroom: I will always do my best to follow the law and treat each person in front of me with respect ... never forgetting that we are all God's children 😇

Thank you Brazoria County for electing me to continue to serve you as the Presiding Judge in County Court at Law No. 4 & Probate Court. It has been my honor and privilege to serve you and I look forward to the next four years! I will honor your vote by continuing to apply the law equally to all and to treat all persons with respect.

Polls are open today, 11/6, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. In Brazoria County, you may vote at any of the locations listed. I would appreciate your vote and the opportunity to continue to serve as the Presiding Judge in the County Court at Law No. 4 & Probate Court in Brazoria County.

You may vote at any of the locations listed during the early voting period. Make your plans now to vote 🇺🇸. And while you're at it, I'd sure appreciate your vote!

Early voting starts in 21 days....Are you ready?
Registering to vote is incredibly easy. This link has the application and you can also check to see if you are already registered. Please remind your friends and family to register as well. http://www.votetexas.gov/register-to-vote/index.html

You may vote by mail if you are over 65, have a disability, or will be absent from the County on election day. Think of our men & women serving in the military and your kids away at college!!

The deadline to VOTE BY MAIL for the General Election is October 26 at 5 PM.

It's simple:
1) Obtain an Application for a Ballot by Mail by using the link below.
2) Submit a signed Application for a Ballot by Mail.
3) Ballot is mailed to you.
4) Mark the ballot, sign, and place in envelope.
5) Return it to the County Clerk's office by mail or e-mail.

Mail applications to:
Joyce Hudman, County Clerk
111 E. Locust #200
Angleton, TX 77515

Email applications to:
[email protected]

NEW LAW, effective 12/1/2017:
An application for a ballot by mail that is submitted by fax or email must also be mailed and received not later than
the fourth business day after the fax or email transmission.

If you have questions, please contact the Elections Department:
979-864-1662, 281-756-1662 or 979-388-1662

http://www.brazoriacountyclerk.net/recorder/content/Elections/VotebyMail.htm

Brazoria County Clerk: Vote by Mail