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This is a copy of the Honor, Courage, Commitment card issued to Marines in my era I believe there is a higher purpose found in serving something greater than yourself. Whether it is putting on a uniform, taking care of your family, or answering a summons for jury duty, true service is about stepping up when your community needs you. Service is not a campaign slogan—it is how I’ve chosen to live my life and why I am running for circuit court judge. My commitment to service beg

This past weekend, I was canvassing voters in Holly Springs when I had a great conversation with a young woman on her front porch. She was there with her baby daughter, had recently moved into her new home, and was getting to know her new neighbors. We talked about her family and her work, and I shared some of my own experience—especially the years I’ve spent working in child protection. Before I left, I asked for her vote. She told me she hadn’t updated her voter registrat

Holly and I have been canvasing through the district. We will not be able to get to every house. Time is not on our side. It is important to me to talk to as many voters face to face and eye to eye as possible. Websites and mailers convey information, but they cannot let convey the personal touch of a handshake. It is hard work in the 100+ degree temperatures. Along the way I have met many of my fellow Marines. Any time I see a brother or sister from the Corps I get a boost o

Steven in front of the Houston Courthouse Our campaign has officially started! As I move throughout the 3rd District, I am so grateful for the opportunity to meet more of my neighbors. The next several months will be a long road with many doors knocked, smiles shared, and hands shaken, but I am ready for it. April 25th was a busy and beautiful Saturday. We started at the Houston Spring Flywheel Festival and Car Show—my first time attending, but definitely not my last! My son