I’m headed to the runoff on May 26.
Your voice and your vote matter more than ever.
Don’t sit this one out.
This election will be decided by turnout.
She also authored a portion of Senate Bill 293, legislation increasing transparency surrounding judicial misconduct complaints.
Jennifer has spoken across Texas on judicial accountability issues and built strong relationships with grassroots conservatives, elected officials, and Republican organizations throughout the state. Her experience inside both the legislative process and grassroots movement gives her a unique understanding of how to effectively advocate for the priorities of SD30.
Jennifer believes the role of SREC Committeewoman is not ceremonial. It is an act of service.
She is running because SD30 deserves a representative who will show up consistently, stay actively engaged, communicate openly with Precinct Chairs, and fight to ensure grassroots voices are heard at every level of the Republican Party of Texas.
As SREC Committeewoman, Jennifer is committed to:
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Protecting Constitutional Rights
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Defending Free Speech and the Second Amendment
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Supporting Election Integrity Reforms
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Advocating for Strong Border Security
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Defending Judeo-Christian Values and Constitutional Principles
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Opposing Foreign Influence and Anti-American Ideologies
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Supporting Public Education Reform
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Promoting Government Transparency and Accountability
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Fighting for Conservative Grassroots Priorities
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Ensuring SD30 Precinct Chairs Have a Voice in SREC Decisions
Jennifer also believes accountability begins with accessibility and communication. If elected, she will:
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Attend SREC and CEC meetings consistently and remain fully engaged
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Seek input from Precinct Chairs before major votes
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Provide regular district updates and newsletters
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Remain visible and accessible throughout SD30
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Work actively during and between legislative sessions
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Advocate for the priorities adopted by Republican delegates
Jennifer currently resides in Frisco, Texas, and has previously lived in Parker County.
She was born and raised in Montague County and is the proud mother of two adult children. Her love for Texas, deep respect for the grassroots, and commitment to preserving conservative values continue to drive her work across the state.
Experience & Community
Involvement Denton County
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Founder & Executive Director, Texans for Judicial Accountability
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Republican Precinct Chair
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Chair, SD30 Priorities Committee
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Former Member, Rules & Bylaws Committee
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Elections Clerk
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Texas Federation of Republican Women – VP of Membership
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DCRP Data Analytics.
Experience & Community
Involvement Parker County
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Republican Precinct Chair
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Governmental Affairs Committee Member
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Zoning Board of Adjustments
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Chair, SD30 Resolutions Committee
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Elections Judge
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Volunteer Deputy Registrar
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Rotary Club Meals on Wheels Director
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Secretary, Downtown Business Alliance
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Volunteer Manager for multiple Lincoln Reagan Day Dinners
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Core Values
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Secure the Border
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Defend Life and the Unborn
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Defend the Second Amendment
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Protect Free Speech and the First Amendment
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Uphold the United States Constitution
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Protect Children and Parental Rights
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End DEI-Driven Policies and Political Indoctrination
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Defend Judeo-Christian Values and Constitutional Principles
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Reject Foreign Influence and Anti-American Ideologies
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Demand Transparency and Accountability at Every Level
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Support Election Integrity and Grassroots Representation
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Stand for Faith, Family, and Freedom
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Promote Conservative Leadership Rooted in Service
See you at Convention!
Meet Jennifer Lundy
“Showing up matters.
Accountability matters. Service matters.”
Jennifer Lundy Brock is a 7th generation Texan, conservative grassroots leader, and nationally recognized advocate for judicial accountability and government transparency. A lifelong Republican, Jennifer has dedicated her career to fighting for constitutional principles, conservative values, and meaningful reform that protects the people of Texas.
Jennifer previously worked within the Texas Senate District 30 office before turning her focus toward judicial reform after witnessing growing concerns surrounding accountability within the court system. In 2023, she founded Texans for Judicial Accountability, a nonprofit organization committed to restoring transparency, ethics, and public trust in the judiciary.
“Showing up matters.
Accountability matters. Service matters.”
Jennifer Lundy Brock is a 7th generation Texan, conservative grassroots leader, and nationally recognized advocate for judicial accountability and government transparency. A lifelong Republican, Jennifer has dedicated her career to fighting for constitutional principles, conservative values, and meaningful reform that protects the people of Texas.
Jennifer previously worked within the Texas Senate District 30 office before turning her focus toward judicial reform after witnessing growing concerns surrounding accountability within the court system. In 2023, she founded Texans for Judicial Accountability, a nonprofit organization committed to restoring transparency, ethics, and public trust in the judiciary.
Working alongside legislators, grassroots activists, and legal reform advocates, Jennifer helped author Senate Joint Resolution 27, later known as Constitutional Amendment Proposition 12, which gave Texas citizens increased oversight regarding the State Commission on Judicial Conduct.
Working alongside legislators, grassroots activists, and legal reform advocates, Jennifer helped author Senate Joint Resolution 27, later known as Constitutional Amendment Proposition 12, which gave Texas citizens increased oversight regarding the State Commission on Judicial Conduct.
She also authored a portion of Senate Bill 293, legislation increasing transparency surrounding judicial misconduct complaints.
Jennifer has spoken across Texas on judicial accountability issues and built strong relationships with grassroots conservatives, elected officials, and Republican organizations throughout the state. Her experience inside both the legislative process and grassroots movement gives her a unique understanding of how to effectively advocate for the priorities of SD30.
Jennifer believes the role of SREC Committeewoman is not ceremonial. It is an act of service.
She is running because SD30 deserves a representative who will show up consistently, stay actively engaged, communicate openly with Precinct Chairs, and fight to ensure grassroots voices are heard at every level of the Republican Party of Texas.
As SREC Committeewoman,
Jennifer is committed to:
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Protecting Constitutional Rights
-
Defending Free Speech and the Second Amendment
-
Supporting Election Integrity Reforms
-
Advocating for Strong Border Security
-
Defending Judeo-Christian Values and Constitutional Principles
-
Opposing Foreign Influence and Anti-American Ideologies
-
Supporting Public Education Reform
-
Promoting Government Transparency and Accountability
-
Fighting for Conservative Grassroots Priorities
-
Ensuring SD30 Precinct Chairs Have a Voice in SREC Decisions
Jennifer also believes accountability begins with accessibility and communication.
If elected, she will:
-
Attend SREC and CEC meetings consistently and remain fully engaged
-
Seek input from Precinct Chairs before major votes
-
Provide regular district updates and newsletters
-
Remain visible and accessible throughout SD30
-
Work actively during and between legislative sessions
-
Advocate for the priorities adopted by Republican delegates
Jennifer currently resides in Frisco, Texas, and has previously lived in Parker County. She was born and raised in Montague County and is the proud mother of two adult children. Her love for Texas, deep respect for the grassroots, and commitment to preserving conservative values continue to drive her work across the state.
Experience & Community
Involvement Denton County
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Founder & Executive Director, Texans for Judicial Accountability
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Republican Precinct Chair
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Chair, SD30 Priorities Committee
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Former Member, Rules & Bylaws Committee
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Elections Clerk
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Texas Federation of Republican Women – VP of Membership
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DCRP Data Analytics.
Experience & Community
Involvement Parker County
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Republican Precinct Chair
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Governmental Affairs Committee Member
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Zoning Board of Adjustments
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Chair, SD30 Resolutions Committee
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Elections Judge
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Volunteer Deputy Registrar
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Rotary Club Meals on Wheels Director
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Secretary, Downtown Business Alliance
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Volunteer Manager for multiple Lincoln Reagan Day Dinners
Jennifer celebrating the passage of her portion of SB 293 and SJR 27
(constitutional amendment #12)
Young County deserves leadership that represents everyone, not just a few.
John Bullock has spent decades serving this county through good times and tough ones, from natural disasters to public health crises; he has always focused on steady leadership and doing what’s right for the whole community.
Now, in the runoff, this is about making sure every voice in Young County is heard and respected.
Community Commitment
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34 years Graham Lions
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33 years Farm Bureau Director
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10 years Jr. Livestock Show Board
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8 years 4-H Adult Leader
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9 years ISD Trustee
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Youth baseball coach
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Soil & Water Conservation Committee
Experience & Qualifications
Judicial & Administrative Experience
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7,000+ cases handled
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6,000+ new cases filed
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Jury and bench trial experience
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Probate, juvenile, and civil case oversight
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Managed MHMR commitments and guardianships
County Leadership Roles
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Chief Executive Officer of the county
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Presiding officer of Commissioners Court
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Budget officer
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Emergency Management Director
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Supporter of law enforcement
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Representative of the county in official functions
Continuing Education
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500+ hours Commissioner Training
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400 hours Judicial Training
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Regional Planning & Transportation Committees
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Specialized technical certifications
RUN OFF INFORMATION
Your Vote Matters
Runoff elections come down to turnout.
Make a plan. Show up. Bring someone with you.
Vote for experience. Vote for fairness.
Vote for representation.
EARLY VOTE: May -------
ELECTION DAY: May 26
Have questions? Set up a meeting with John, he is ready to LISTEN & EARN your vote
Leadership begins with personal values.
Putting faith, family, and integrity first keeps public service grounded in what actually matters. Decisions should be driven by honesty and consistency, not political games, and that’s the standard I bring to serving this community.
Key Issues
CHARACTER
Leadership begins with character. Putting faith, family, and integrity first keeps public service grounded in what actually matters. Decisions should be driven by honesty and consistency, not political games, and that’s the standard I bring to serving this community.
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
Tax dollars should be used wisely, with clear priorities and long-term planning. The focus is simple: low taxes, sustainable budgets, smart growth, and financial stability that keeps Leander strong for the families who call it home.
PRIORITIZNG SAFETY
Police, fire, and emergency services need real support, not lip service. Prioritizing training, resources, and coordination keeps first responders ready and protects a growing Leander from the risks that come with rapid growth.
SMART GROWTH AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Leander needs to ensure the basics work: reliable water systems, better traffic flow, and neighborhoods designed to protect quality of life. Common-sense planning makes room for new opportunities without sacrificing what residents already value.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Investing in local economic development will help expand our tax base, lessen the burden on homeowners, create jobs, and build a stronger Leander for all of us.
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