About This Campaign

What This Site Does

This is the official campaign website for Clark B. Will, the Republican nominee for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court in Dallas County, Texas. The site exists to inform voters about Clark's qualifications, share his judicial philosophy, provide accurate voting information for the November 3, 2026 general election, and connect supporters with ways to get involved — whether that's donating, requesting a yard sign, volunteering, attending an event, or simply learning more about the down-ballot races that matter most.

We built this website because judicial races are some of the most consequential — and most overlooked — races on the ballot. Over 70% of voters skip them entirely. Our goal is to give every Dallas County voter, regardless of party affiliation, the information they need to make a confident, informed choice about who will preside over civil disputes in the 298th District Court.

Who This Site Is For

This site is for every voter in Dallas County who cares about the quality of justice in our local courts. It's for Republicans who want to support a qualified down-ballot candidate. It's for Democrats, Independents, and Libertarians who recognize that judicial impartiality transcends party. It's for attorneys evaluating courtroom experience, business owners worried about fair commercial litigation, and ordinary citizens who may someday find themselves in court and deserve a judge with 45+ years of balanced civil practice. It's also for journalists, volunteers, donors, and anyone who wants to help ensure that experience, ethics, and impartiality win the day on November 3, 2026.

Who Builds It

This website is built and maintained by the Clark B. Will for Judge campaign team — a group of volunteers, supporters, and Dallas County residents who believe in Clark's record of legal excellence, military service, and ethical leadership. All content is reviewed by the campaign for accuracy and compliance with Texas election law. Political advertising on this site is paid for by the Clark B. Will Campaign. We welcome corrections, questions, and feedback at any time through our contact page.