Law Over Politics
Judicial decisions must follow the Constitution and statutes, not polling data or political pressure. 10 years as election judge taught me impartiality is a discipline, not a slogan.
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE🗳️ VOTE NOV 3, 2026
GENERAL ELECTION | NOVEMBER 3, 2026
Clark B. Will (R) for Judge
298th Judicial District Court | Dallas County
Service to country. Respect for the law.
CLARK B.
WILL FOR JUDGE
DISTRICT 298
DALLAS COUNTY
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For the 298th Judicial District Court
A LIFETIME IN THE COURTROOM. A COMMITMENT TO COUNTRY.
From six years as a U.S. Army JAG officer to 45+ years in civil litigation, Clark B. Will has built his career around duty, fairness, and the rule of law.
🗳️ General Election: Vote Down Ballot for Clark B. Will
For the businesses and people of Dallas County. Scroll down, find 298th District Court, and vote Clark B. Will.
✓ 45+ Years Legal Experience
✓ AV Preeminent Rated (Highest Peer Review)
✓ Best Lawyers in America® 2027 (Peer Selected)
✓ Admitted to U.S. Supreme Court
✓ U.S. Army JAG Officer
✓ 10 Years as Election Judge, Dallas County
✓ Texas Attorney of the Year 2017
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Vote Down Ballot: Clark B. Will for Judge
298th Judicial District Court · Dallas County, Texas
For the businesses and people of Dallas: scroll down your ballot, find 298th District Court Judge, and vote Clark B. Will. Restore Judicial Integrity, Common Sense, and Experience to the Bench.
45+ Years ExperienceAV Preeminent RatedBest Lawyers in America® 2027U.S. Supreme CourtArmy JAG Veteran
Election Day November 3, 2026: Vote Down Ballot for Clark B. Will for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court
The 2026 November general election for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court in Dallas County, Texas is November 3, 2026. Vote down ballot for Clark B. Will (Republican). Don't stop at the top of the ticket. Scroll down your ballot and vote Clark B. Will for 298th District Court Judge. For the businesses and people of Dallas County. Restore Judicial Integrity, Common Sense, and Experience to the Bench. Clark Will has 45+ years of civil litigation experience, the AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell, recognition in The Best Lawyers in America® 2027, admission to the U.S. Supreme Court, 6 years as a U.S. Army JAG officer, and 10 years as a Dallas County election judge. Vote Clark B. Will on November 3, 2026. Down ballot races matter. Judges shape your business environment, your legal protections, and your access to justice.
19 days until Election Day — this is the final stretch.
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Dallas Express Op-Ed: A Rare Opening on a Long-Serving Dallas County Court
The Dallas Express profiles Clark B. Will's candidacy for the 298th District Court — a civil bench that has seen only three long-serving judges in 44 years — and why his 45+ years at counsel table, Army JAG service, and "common sense and common courtesy" approach make him ready to lead it.
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Why Clark Will?
The businesses and people of Dallas County deserve a judge for the 298th Judicial District Court who has earned respect through decades of trial work in Texas courts, not campaign promises. A judge whose peers rate him at the highest level through the AV Preeminent rating. A judge who understands that the law and Constitution, not politics, must guide every judicial decision. This November, vote down ballot for Clark B. Will.
DEEP TEXAS ROOTS & HISPANIC HERITAGE
Clark B. Will is of Hispanic descent, with deep family roots in Texas and a proud heritage of public service. His uncle, Charles E. Cantú, is Dean Emeritus and Professor of Law at St. Mary's University School of Law, among the longest-tenured Hispanic law professors in the country and a Fulbright Scholar. Clark is also related to the legendary Congressman Kika de la Garza, who served Texas's 15th Congressional District for 32 years and was a champion for South Texas families, agriculture, and the Hispanic community. Clark carries forward that same commitment to service, fairness, and justice for all.
For 45 years, I've practiced trial law in state and federal court. Not dabbling across multiple fields, but focused, dedicated trial work representing both plaintiffs and defendants in the disputes that fill District Court dockets. My journey began with six years as a Judge Advocate in the United States Army JAG Corps, where I prosecuted cases, and represented the United States. In the JAG Corps I learned courtroom discipline, and developed an unwavering commitment to procedural fairness.
I've been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court the Fifth Circuit and all federal courts in Texas. I've earned the AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest peer-review rating an attorney can achieve, meaning my fellow lawyers as well as judges rate me at the top for legal ability and ethical standards.
For 10 years, I've served as an election judge in Dallas County, ensuring fair and transparent elections at the precinct level. That experience taught me something critical: impartiality isn't just a word; it's a daily discipline. When you're overseeing an election, you don't ask voters their party. You treat everyone equally under the law.
That's the judicial philosophy I bring to the bench: Apply the law as written. Treat all parties with equal respect. Let the Constitution, not political winds, guide every decision. Bring common sense and common courtesy back to the trial bench.
I'm running because I've put in decades of courtroom work and believe that experience, fairness, and respect for the law matter in the 298th District Court.
District Courts handle real people with real problems: such as, business disputes, employment cases, personal injury, medical malpractice, contract fights. These cases demand a judge who has been in those trenches, who understands both sides of the bar, and who won't need on-the-job training to manage a complex docket.
Experience isn't everything, but when the stakes are this high, it matters. Dallas County deserves a judge who is already prepared, not one who hopes to figure it out along the way.
Earned Respect
AV Preeminent rated by fellow attorneys and selected for The Best Lawyers in America® 2027. Admitted to U.S. Supreme Court and numerous federal courts. These honors aren't self-proclaimed; they're peer-verified recognition of competence and ethics.
Trial-Tested Experience
45 years of litigation experience, not sampling different practice areas, but deep expertise in the cases District Courts actually handle. Experience that can't be faked or learned in a few years.
"I'm not asking voters to imagine what I might do as a judge. I'm showing them what I've already done for 45 years: apply the law fairly, respect both sides of every dispute, and earn the trust of my peers."
Clark B. Will
This November, vote down ballot for Clark B. Will. For Dallas businesses. For Dallas families. For justice that works.
Watch Clark's Message
Hear directly from Clark B. Will on why he's running for the 298th District Court.
FEATURED INTERVIEW · SEPTEMBER 24, 2026
Clark Will on Real Texas Radio
A conversation with Bronin X about the 298th District Court, Clark’s experience, and his priorities for judicial service.
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CREDENTIALS MATTER
What is AV Preeminent®?
Highest Peer Rating
Martindale-Hubbell®
The AV Preeminent® rating is the pinnacle of professional excellence in the legal field, a recognition that goes far beyond credentials on paper.
Top 10%
Given only to the top ~10% of attorneys nationwide
Legal Ability
Demonstrated expertise, knowledge, and skill in the practice of law
Ethical Standards
Unwavering commitment to professional conduct and integrity
Rated by Peers, Not Self-Proclaimed
This rating comes from confidential peer reviews by fellow attorneys and judges who have worked with the lawyer. It's not something you can buy or claim. It must be earned through years of exceptional work.
What It Means
Clark B. Will's AV Preeminent® rating means that his peers — fellow attorneys and judges who have actually worked with him — rate him at the very top for legal ability and ethical standards. Clark's AV Preeminent rating, combined with his Supreme Court admission, Army JAG service, 10 years as election judge, and 45+ years of representing both plaintiffs and defendants, demonstrates decades of proven fairness, ethics, and judicial integrity.
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PEER-REVIEWED HONOR
What is The Best Lawyers in America®?
First-Time Recognition
Best Lawyers® — 2027 Edition
Clark B. Will has been recognized for the first time in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® — one of the most respected peer-review honors in the legal profession.
40+ Years
For more than four decades, Best Lawyers has been grounded in a simple principle: the best lawyers know who the best lawyers are.
Chosen by Fellow Lawyers
Recognition is determined entirely through a peer-review process. Inclusion reflects the confidence and respect of fellow lawyers who know the work and know the profession.
No Fee. No Self-Nomination.
Recognition cannot be bought. There is no paid placement, no self-nomination, and no fee required to be considered or recognized.
Why This Milestone Matters
A first-time recognition after 45+ years of practice.
Alongside his AV Preeminent® rating, this honor is a second independent confirmation from the legal community itself — not from a campaign, a party, or an advertisement.
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ON THE BENCH
My Priorities
Principles that will guide every decision from the bench
Fair & Impartial
Apply the law as written with respect for every litigant and without political agenda.
Efficient & Effective
Streamline dockets, reduce backlogs, and improve caseflow so justice isn't delayed.
Integrity & Transparency
Model judicial ethics, clear communication, and public confidence in the court.
Constitutional Fidelity
Uphold due process, property rights, and equal protection in every case.
Respect for All
Ensure every person is heard with dignity: attorneys, parties, witnesses, and jurors.
Courtroom Excellence
Set high standards for professionalism and consistent, well-reasoned rulings.
Common Sense and Common Courtesy
Treat litigants and counsel with courtesy, ensuring a respectful and dignified courtroom environment.
Endorsements for Clark B. Will
Organizations and individuals who have authorized their endorsements to be shared publicly.
Dallas County Republican Party
The Dallas County Republican Party endorses Clark B. Will for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court.
Monty Montanez
Chairman
Dallas County Republican Party
"I am proud to endorse Clark B. Will for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court. Clark brings more than 45 years of civil litigation experience in Texas state and federal courts. [...] The 298th District Court handles complex civil matters that affect Dallas County families and businesses. Clark's depth of courtroom experience, commitment to fairness, and respect for the rule of law provide the steady judgment this important bench deserves. I respectfully ask Dallas County voters to join me in supporting Clark B. Will for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court."
Candidate Resource Committee (CRC)
Republican Party of Texas (RPT)
The Candidate Resource Committee (CRC) of the Republican Party of Texas (RPT) has endorsed Clark B. Will for Judge of the 298th District Court and selected his campaign to receive a contribution.
Texas Federation of Republican Women
The Texas Federation of Republican Women has given Clark B. Will its full endorsement for Judge of the 298th District Court in Dallas County.
Log Cabin Republicans of Dallas
The Dallas chapter of Log Cabin Republicans has given Clark B. Will its full endorsement for Judge of the 298th District Court.
Park Cities Republican Women
Park Cities Republican Women has endorsed Clark B. Will for Judge of the 298th District Court and contributed to his campaign.
Grand Prairie Republican Club
The Grand Prairie Republican Club has given Clark B. Will its full endorsement for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court.
Dallas Star Republican Women
Dallas Star Republican Women has given Clark B. Will its full endorsement for Judge of the 298th District Court in Dallas County.
Richardson Republican Women
Richardson Republican Women has given Clark B. Will its full endorsement for Judge of the 298th District Court in Dallas County.
Colleen Canion
Republican Precinct Chair 2120
Dallas County Republican Party
I'm endorsing Clark B. Will for Judge 298th Judicial District in Dallas County TX - he is committed to catching up the 20 year backlog of cases languishing on the court's docket. He promises to show up to work and make rulings so "justice delayed, is not justice denied" which is what is going on now with Democrat judges for the last 20 years in our courts! What have you got to lose!? Vote GOP and Clark Will will work for you!!
Larry Wainer
Republican Precinct Chair, Precinct 1164
Dallas County Republican Party
Clark Will will use his lengthy experience, combined with his honesty and integrity, to administer an efficient and effective court consistent with Federal and Texas State laws.
Amy Lee
Precinct Chair 4079
CEC
I couldn't be more excited to endorse such a great candidate! I am happy we got you on the ballot to represent not just Dallas County but Precinct 4079! You are the best candidate for the job and will be the best presiding over the 298th District Court.
Angela Heiter
precinct chair 4662
DCRP CEC
His mission statements align with the goals of the CEC. He has demonstrated his ability to run a successful campaign and I expect a great future for him as he follows the will of God.
Robert Goodman
Attorney
I was a fellow member of Kilgore & Kilgore, with Clark for the better part of 10 years, including working a number of cases together, and found him to be highly ethical, evenhanded in his treatment of people, and studied but also decisive in his assessments of legal issues, which is what Dallas County needs in its judges. Lawyers and their clients will know if they find themselves in his court that he will try as hard as he can to make sure justice has been served.
Verified Reviews · Public Record
What Clients & Peers Say
Real people who went out of their way to publicly endorse Clark B. Will as a lawyer, verified through FindLaw and Martindale-Hubbell.
4.8/5
Overall Rating
38
FindLaw Reviews
15
Peer Reviews
AV
Preeminent®
Client Review
"I had the absolute honor of having Mr. Clark Will advocate for me for an employment case. I felt reassured by his knowledge, experience, and professionalism. Thank you, Clark for going up to bat for me and surpassing my expectations. I didn't even think I had a chance, but his honesty, transparency, and confidence made me feel at ease."
Christina S.
September 2025 · FindLaw
Client Review
"Clark was able to help me review a potential settlement with my previous employer, and guide our strategy in how to proceed with the negotiations. A rational sounding board and pragmatic guide on potential options, he did a great job to help get me to what I wanted from the situation. Would recommend unreservedly to anyone in a senior-level employment challenge."
Verified Client
September 2024 · FindLaw
Client Review
"Clark was quickly available and responsive to my time-sensitive needs regarding an executive employment contract, and options on a response to my employer at the time. He did a great job of reviewing the agreement, and gave me actionable items and reassurance that my courses of action would be sound."
Verified Client
January 2024 · FindLaw
Peer Review
"Mr. Will appeared before me many times over a period of seven years in an extended civil action filed by the SEC to recover assets traceable to the underlying criminal Ponzi scheme. He was always prepared at hearings including evidentiary hearings, and his work helped to obtain maximum recovery for the victims of the fraud."
Judge
October 2012 · Martindale-Hubbell
Peer Review
"I have mediated a number of cases where Mr. Will has been one of the advocates. He has been well-prepared for each mediation; on each occasion has stated his client's position clearly and accurately; and has been willing to evaluate his client's position realistically. I have been very impressed by Mr. Will's experience and willingness to resolve disputes in a reasonable manner."
Partner (Mediator)
September 2012 · Martindale-Hubbell
Peer Review
"Mr. Will is an accomplished trial attorney and seasoned legal professional. His advocacy skills are among the best in the legal industry. His comprehension of all aspects of commercial transactions and contracts are universally recognized and appreciated."
Managing Partner
September 2012 · Martindale-Hubbell
Peer Review
"Clark and I were representing opposing clients in a major lawsuit several years ago. He is AV caliber."
Sole Practitioner
October 2012 · Martindale-Hubbell
Peer Review
"Clark Will is an intelligent, diligent, ethical hard working lawyer."
Legal Professional
October 2012 · Martindale-Hubbell
Peer Review
"Extensive experience in variety of litigation. Former Judge Advocate for US Army. Highly regarded in the legal community."
Managing Partner
September 2012 · Martindale-Hubbell
Peer Review
"Clark Will is an example of an AV lawyer. Fine gentleman."
Managing Partner
September 2012 · Martindale-Hubbell
Peer Review
"Very competent and ethical attorney."
Managing Partner
September 2012 · Martindale-Hubbell
Peer Review
"High integrity, well respected."
Managing Partner
September 2012 · Martindale-Hubbell
Peer Review
"Excellent careful lawyer."
Managing Partner
September 2012 · Martindale-Hubbell
Reviews sourced from FindLaw and Martindale-Hubbell . All publicly available and independently verified.
WHY THIS MATTERS
Why the 298th District Court Matters to YOU
70%+
of voters leave judicial races BLANK on their ballot.
Don't be one of them.
What Does a District Court Judge Do?
If you're ever in a car accident, a contract dispute with a business, or a property disagreement, the 298th District Court is where your case would be heard. This judge handles civil cases that affect everyday Dallas County residents and businesses.
Why Experience Matters on the Bench
Clark's 45+ years of civil litigation experience may help voters evaluate readiness to manage complex legal issues, courtroom procedure, and demanding civil dockets.
The Judge You Never Think About Until You Need One
You may never step inside a courtroom, but when you do, you want a judge who has seen it all. Someone with the AV Preeminent rating, recognition in The Best Lawyers in America® 2027, Supreme Court admission, and decades of real trial experience.
When you see 298th District Court on your ballot → Vote Clark B. Will
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En la Corte de Distrito Civil 298 se deciden casos de contratos, negocios, construcción, propiedades y lesiones. Casos que cambian vidas. Ahí, la experiencia no es un lujo. Clark B. Will: - Más de 45 años como abogado en Texas - Sirvió en el Cuerpo JAG del Ejército de EE. UU. - Admitido para ejercer ante la Corte Suprema de EE. UU. - AV Preeminent®, la calificación más alta de sus colegas - Juez electoral en el Condado de Dallas Experiencia seria para casos serios. Votación anticipada: 19 al 30 de octubre. Día de la elección: 3 de noviembre. Puede votar en cualquier centro de votación del condado. Vote hasta el final de su boleta. ClarkWillForJudge.com #DallasTexas #ClarkWillForJudge #VoteHastaElFinal #EleccionesTexas #CondadoDeDallas Pol. Adv. paid for by Clark B. Will for Judge, 298th District Campaign.
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The 298th Civil District Court hears contract disputes, business cases, construction claims, property and injury cases. In that court, experience isn't a luxury. Clark B. Will: - 45+ years practicing law in Texas - Served in the U.S. Army JAG Corps - Admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court - AV Preeminent®, the highest peer rating for legal ability and ethical standards - Dallas County election judge Serious experience for serious cases. Early voting: Oct. 19 to 30. Election Day: Nov. 3. Vote at any vote center in Dallas County, and vote all the way down the ballot. ClarkWillForJudge.com Pol. Adv. paid for by Clark B. Will for Judge, 298th District Campaign. #DallasTexas #ClarkWillForJudge #DallasCounty #VoteDownBallot
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Top-of-ticket races dominate media attention, yet local district judges directly oversee everyday justice in our neighborhood courts. Decisions handed down in the 298th Civil District Court protect property rights, enforce business contracts, and resolve civil liability cases. Clark B. Will brings decades of courtroom experience to ensure statutory law is applied consistently and impartially. Taking time to complete your entire ballot keeps our judicial system reliable and grounded in true legal expertise. 🌐 http://clarkwillforjudge.com/ 📧 vote@clarkwillforjudge.com #ClarkBWillForJudge #DallasCounty #DallasPolitics #Texas #Vote #Election2026 #Republican #MeetTheCandidates #ClarkWill #JudgeClarkWill #DallasJudge #Leadership #Conservative #DallasTX
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13 cortes civiles en el Condado de Dallas. 13 jueces. Un solo partido. Los jueces no deberían ser políticos. Pero en Texas, el partido aparece en su boleta. Cuando un solo partido ocupa todos los puestos, su voto es lo único que puede equilibrar la balanza. La Corte 298 decide contratos, disputas de negocios, casos de propiedad y de lesiones. Si un día su familia o su negocio llega a la corte, este es el tribunal. Clark B. Will: Más de 45 años en las cortes de Texas. Calificación AV Preeminent. Admitido ante la Corte Suprema de EE. UU. Sirvió como abogado militar en el Ejército de EE. UU. Sirvió como juez electoral en el Condado de Dallas. No le promete un veredicto. Ningún juez debe hacerlo. Le promete una audiencia justa, para todos. Ponga la experiencia en la balanza. Votación anticipada: 19 al 30 de octubre Día de la elección: 3 de noviembre Vote en CUALQUIER centro de votación del Condado de Dallas. La Corte 298 está casi al final de la boleta. Vote hasta el final. Mándele este video por WhatsApp a su familia. ClarkWillForJudge.com Pol. Adv. paid for by Clark B. Will for Judge, 298th District Campaign. Publicidad política pagada por Clark B. Will for Judge, 298th District Campaign. #CondadoDeDallas #ClarkWillForJudge #VoteHastaElFinal #EleccionesTexas #DallasTexas
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A well-informed community starts with knowing what is on the ballot. Judicial races deserve attention because local courts make decisions that affect families, businesses, property, and civil matters. Your support helps share that information with more Dallas County voters. Every informed conversation makes a difference. 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gkKimH8y 📧 vote@clarkwillforjudge.com #ClarkBWillForJudge #DallasVoters #JudicialElection #JudicialRace #DistrictCourt #CivilJustice #JusticeMatters #KnowYourCandidates #DownBallot #DallasCommunity #TexasJustice
Oct 14, 2026
Experience matters when it comes to serving on the bench. Clark B. Will's legal career spans more than 45 years, including service as a U.S. Army JAG officer and 10 years as a Dallas County Election Judge. His record reflects a career grounded in law, service, and responsibility. Your support helps bring that message to more Dallas County voters. - 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gkKimH8y 📧 vote@clarkwillforjudge.com #ClarkBWillForJudge #DallasCounty #DallasPolitics #Texas #Vote #Election2026 #Republican #MeetTheCandidates #ClarkWill #JudgeClarkWill #DallasJudge #Leadership #Conservative #DallasTX
Oct 12, 2026
Before casting your ballot, take a closer look at every race. Learn who the candidates are, understand the offices they are seeking, and share what you learn with your community. Down-ballot judicial races deserve the same thoughtful attention as every other race on the ballot. Your voice matters, and your vote matters. 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gkKimH8y 📧 vote@clarkwillforjudge.com #ClarkBWillForJudge #DallasJudicialRace #DallasCountyVoters #CivilDistrictCourt #JudicialIntegrity #ExperiencedAttorney #LegalLeadership #FairJustice #CourtroomExperience #VoterEducation #LocalJustice
Oct 9, 2026
Building a stronger Dallas County judiciary requires real grassroots action across every precinct. When neighbors speak with neighbors about the importance of completing the entire ballot, local judicial races gain the attention they deserve. Clark B. Will brings nearly five decades of civil litigation experience and Army JAG discipline to the 298th Civil District Court. You can help expand our reach across the county by displaying a yard sign, hosting a meet-and-greet, or sharing campaign updates online. 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gkKimH8y 📧 vote@clarkwillforjudge.com #ClarkBWillForJudge #TexasCourts #DallasCourts #DallasLegalCommunity #JudicialLeadership #CivilCourt #LegalExperience #FairAndImpartial #RuleOfLaw #CommunityLeadership #LocalElections #InformedVoters
Oct 7, 2026
Judicial decisions in civil district court extend far beyond legal briefs to impact everyday jobs and community stability. The presiding judge in the 298th Court must evaluate complex testimony with total impartiality and deep legal knowledge. Clark B. Will has spent decades representing individuals and businesses in Texas courtrooms with unwavering professional integrity. His steady leadership ensures every party receives a fair hearing under the strict rule of law. 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gkKimH8y 📧 vote@clarkwillforjudge.com #ClarkBWillForJudge #DallasVoters #JudicialElection #JudicialRace #DistrictCourt #CivilJustice #JusticeMatters #KnowYourCandidates #DownBallot #DallasCommunity #TexasJustice
Oct 5, 2026
Top-of-ticket races dominate media attention, yet local district judges directly oversee everyday justice in our neighborhood courts. Decisions handed down in the 298th Civil District Court protect property rights, enforce business contracts, and resolve civil liability cases. Clark B. Will brings decades of courtroom experience to ensure statutory law is applied consistently and impartially. Taking time to complete your entire ballot keeps our judicial system reliable and grounded in true legal expertise. 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gkKimH8y 📧 vote@clarkwillforjudge.com #ClarkBWillForJudge #DallasCounty #DallasPolitics #Texas #Vote #Election2026 #Republican #MeetTheCandidates #ClarkWill #JudgeClarkWill #DallasJudge #Leadership #Conservative #DallasTX
Oct 2, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Clark B. Will's qualifications, experience, and campaign for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court
Who is Clark B. Will, candidate for Judge of the 298th District Court in Dallas County?
Yes. Judges don't write laws or set policy — they interpret and apply existing law impartially. The qualities that make a great judge are nonpartisan: deep legal knowledge, ethical standing, courtroom experience, and impartiality. Clark B. Will's 45+ years representing both plaintiffs and defendants, his AV Preeminent ethics and ability rating, and his commitment to applying the law as written make him the strongest choice for voters of any party — Republican, Democrat, Independent, or Libertarian. Every Dallas County resident benefits from having the most experienced, ethically rated judge on the bench.
What is Clark B. Will's experience as a judge?
Clark B. Will has served as an Election Judge in Dallas County for 10 years, ensuring fair and transparent elections. Additionally, he served 6 years as a Judge Advocate in the U.S. Army JAG Corps, where he prosecuted and defended cases in military courts. His 45+ years of civil litigation experience in the exact courts he seeks to serve provides unparalleled preparation for the role.
What does the AV Preeminent rating mean?
The AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell is the highest peer-review rating an attorney can achieve. It signifies that Clark B. Will has been rated by fellow attorneys across Texas at the top level for both legal ability and ethical standards. This rating is not self-proclaimed but earned through confidential peer evaluation. Clark B. Will is the only candidate in the 298th District Court race who holds this distinction.
What types of cases does the 298th Judicial District Court handle?
The 298th Judicial District Court in Dallas County handles civil cases including business disputes, contract litigation, personal injury cases, medical malpractice, real estate disputes, employment law, and other civil matters. Clark B. Will has 45+ years of experience handling these exact types of cases.
How can I support the Clark B. Will for Judge campaign?
You can support the campaign by volunteering for activities like block walking, phone banking, hosting meetups, or joining the prayer team. You can also make a financial contribution through our secure donation page. Most importantly — spread the word! Tell your friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors in Dallas County to vote down ballot for Clark B. Will on November 3, 2026. Down ballot races matter for every business and family in Dallas.
Is Clark B. Will a Republican or Democrat?
The Judicial Campaign Fairness Act is a Texas law that sets contribution limits for judicial campaigns. For District Court races, individual contributions are limited to $5,000 per election cycle. The Act ensures transparency and limits the influence of money in judicial elections.
When is the election for the 298th Judicial District Court? When do I vote?
Election Day is November 3, 2026. Mark your calendar! Polls are open 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM in Dallas County, Texas. Don't stop at the top of the ticket — scroll down your ballot and vote Clark B. Will for Judge of the 298th District Court. Early voting typically begins in mid-October. Down ballot races directly impact the businesses and people of Dallas County.
Why does experience matter on the 298th District Court?
Voting 'down ballot' means continuing past the high-profile races at the top of your ballot (President, Governor, etc.) and voting in every race — including judicial races like the 298th District Court Judge. Many voters stop after the first few races, but down ballot judges have an enormous impact on your daily life: they handle business disputes, contract cases, personal injury, employment law, and more. For the businesses and people of Dallas County, having an experienced, fair, qualified judge like Clark B. Will on the bench matters. On November 3, 2026 — don't stop at the top. Scroll down, find 298th District Court, and vote Clark B. Will.
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