Lee Sorrells is the Republican candidate for Tarrant County’s 432nd District Court in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. Democrat Courtney Miller is his opponent on the Texas secretary of state’s certified ballot.
Experience and public service
According to his campaign biography, Sorrells joined the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office in 2007 as a jailer and later served as a deputy and sergeant. While working in law enforcement, he earned a law degree from Texas Wesleyan School of Law.
He says he joined the Tarrant County district attorney’s office in 2015, working as a misdemeanor prosecutor, felony court chief and juvenile division chief. His campaign reports board certification in criminal law in 2021 and criminal trial law in 2022.
Sorrells says he became an associate judge of the 323rd District Court in November 2024. He describes public safety and continued service to Tarrant County as reasons for seeking the 432nd District Court seat.
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