39yrs
Fort Bend Resident
Educated in county schools. Family rooted here.
Fort Bend County, Texas · Nov 3, 2026
Re-elect Judge Toni M. Wallace for Fort Bend County Court at Law #4
Re-elect
ToniWallace
For Fort Bend County Court at Law #4
Experienced and Fair
bold leadership · proven results
Early Voting
Oct 19 – 30
Election Day
Tue · Nov 3, 2026
— the campaign mark —
One bench. One promise.
— the case for —
A record of experience.
15+ yrs
As an Attorney
Civil litigation, criminal defense, real estate, debt collection.
CCL#4
Presiding Judge
Fort Bend County Court at Law #4.
2018–20
Administrative Judge
Fort Bend County, by appointment.
— about Judge Wallace —
The law has been her esteemed privilege.
For more than three decades, Toni M. Wallace has been a proud resident of Fort Bend County — educated in its schools, raising her family here, and serving the community from the bench of County Court at Law #4.
Judge Wallace earned her Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Texas at Austin, then returned to Fort Bend County and earned her JD from South Texas College of Law. She built a 15-plus-year career as an attorney — beginning in civil litigation and later practicing across debt collection, criminal defense, and real estate law.
That breadth — combined with experience as a former prosecutor and defense attorney — is what is needed on the bench: a judge who has seen courtrooms from every chair, and whose record reflects both fairness and command of the law.
On November 3, 2026, Fort Bend voters can keep an experienced jurist in County Court at Law #4.
Experience & Education
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Current
Presiding Judge, County Court at Law #4 Fort Bend County, Texas
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2018 – 2020
Administrative Judge Fort Bend County
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15+ yrs
Attorney Civil litigation · Criminal defense · Real estate · Debt collection · Former prosecutor & defense attorney
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JD
South Texas College of Law Houston Doctor of Jurisprudence
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BJ
The University of Texas at Austin Bachelor of Journalism
Girls Court — investing in our youth.
Through Girls Court — the C.O.R.E. Program — Judge Wallace has championed a court-based intervention for the young people of Fort Bend County, serving elementary- and middle-school students with the structure, accountability, and care that change lives early.
It is the kind of work the public rarely sees: a judge using her docket to invest in a community's children. It is also the kind of work that compounds for a generation.
An Initiative from
Fort Bend County Court at Law #4 · Judge Toni Wallace presiding
— roots in Fort Bend —
Thirty-nine years home.
Judge Wallace's life is rooted in this county. Educated in Fort Bend County schools. A graduate of UT Austin and South Texas College of Law. A mother. A neighbor. A judge.
Her service to community is not a campaign claim — it is a record of memberships, hours, and showing up.
- Jack and Jill of America, Inc.
- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
- The Links, Incorporated
- Lone Star Exchange Club of Fort Bend
— three commitments —
What she stands for.
Judicial temperament is the work — and the work shows up the same way every day: experience, fairness, and service to the people of Fort Bend County.
A judge who has seen every chair in the courtroom.
Fifteen-plus years as an attorney across civil litigation, criminal defense, real estate, and debt collection. Former prosecutor and defense attorney. Presiding Judge and former Administrative Judge of County Court at Law #4. The bench rewards experience — and Toni Wallace has it.
Bold leadership, even-handed law.
Experienced and Fair is not a slogan — it is what a judge owes every party who stands in her courtroom: a hearing on the merits, a record-based ruling, and the dignity of an impartial bench. Judge Wallace's career has been built on that obligation.
A bench that invests in young people.
Girls Court — the C.O.R.E. Program — turns the court into an instrument of early intervention for elementary- and middle-school students. It is the kind of public service that rarely makes headlines, but reshapes lives long after a single docket.
Experienced
and fair.
Bold leadership · Proven results
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How to vote in Fort Bend County.
Early Voting
Oct 19 – 30, 2026
Vote at any Early Voting location in Fort Bend County. Hours vary by location.
Election Day
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Polls open across Fort Bend County. Find your assigned location at the County Elections office.
Voter Registration
Confirm by Oct 5, 2026
You must be registered to vote in the November 3 General Election.
What to bring
- One of seven accepted forms of Texas photo ID — most commonly your Texas Driver's License or State ID Card.
- If you don't have a photo ID, bring a supporting form of ID and sign a Reasonable Impediment Declaration at the polls.
- Voters with disabilities and curbside-voting accommodations are available at every location.
Find your polling place
- Fort Bend County Elections — fortbendvotes.gov
- Texas Secretary of State — votetexas.gov
- Confirm your registration — Texas Voter Lookup
— contact —
Reach the campaign.
Office Hours
Mon – Sat · 9 – 5
Campaign team available during posted hours.
— questions —
Common questions.
Who is Judge Toni Wallace?
Toni M. Wallace is the Presiding Judge of Fort Bend County Court at Law #4. She is a 39-year resident of Fort Bend County, holds a Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Texas at Austin and a JD from South Texas College of Law, and is a 15+ year attorney. She served as Administrative Judge from 2018 to 2020.
Is Judge Toni Wallace running for re-election in 2026?
Yes. Judge Toni Wallace is running for re-election to Fort Bend County Court at Law #4 in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
When is the Fort Bend County Court at Law #4 election, and when can I vote?
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Early voting runs October 19–30, 2026, and the last day to register to vote is October 5, 2026.
How can I support Judge Toni Wallace's campaign?
You can volunteer, donate, or sign up for updates — and make a plan to vote during early voting (October 19–30) or on Election Day, November 3, 2026.