Mark Henry Triumphs in 2026 Galveston County Judge Election, Achieves Fifth Term Victory

Mark Henry Triumphs in 2026 Galveston County Judge Election, Achieves Fifth Term Victory

Mark Henry has successfully secured his fifth term as Galveston County judge, triumphing over Democratic opponent Albert Al Smith in the midterm election held on November 3, 2026. Henry, who first assumed office in 2010, continues to lead the county following this decisive victory.

In the election, Henry garnered 57.18% of the votes, while Smith received 42.82%, according to the unofficial election results.

With this win, Henry solidifies his position for the next four years, promising to focus on several key priorities. His campaign emphasizes lowering taxes, enhancing public safety, minimizing government intervention, improving emergency management, and upgrading infrastructure throughout Galveston County.

Voters have once again placed their trust in Henry’s leadership, reflecting his ongoing commitment to the community’s needs and aspirations.

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