Proven Leadership - Strong Integrity - Extensive Knowledge - Unmatched Experience

John Bradley is the most qualified candidate for Williamson County District Attorney, with more than 20 years of relevant experience.


Governor Rick Perry has STRONGLY ENDORSED John Bradley for re-election as District Attorney. At an event in Cedar Park on May 9th, he praised Bradley's integrity and commitment to following the law. He also said Bradley was the ONLY qualified candidate in the race.
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Did you know that Jana Duty lied to the public about the Michael Morton case? Read the letter that Republican voters received last weekend, exposing her lies, and pass it on. Let's set the record straight so that voters choose John Bradley as the experienced conservative prosecutor
who deserves re-election.
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Exciting News! Over 150 former grand jurors endorse Bradley.
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Seven Williamson County Mayors Endorse Bradley’s Re-Election

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Appointed district attorney by the Governor in December 2001, Bradley previously served as a prosecutor in Harris and Williamson Counties.

Bradley has been recognized by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization as board certified in criminal law since 1991 and recently achieved board certification in appellate law as well. He is a national and statewide speaker on criminal justice issues and has published several books on criminal law. In 2009, the Texas District and County Attorney Association recognized him as the Prosecutor of the Year.

"Through the combined effort of law enforcement, juries, courts and our felony prosecutors, Williamson County has one of the lowest crime rates in the state for a county of our size," Bradley recently stated. "I look forward to working hard to keep Williamson County a safe place for all of us to play, work and learn."
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