Biography
Judge Staudt was first elected in 1994 and is in her 5th term of office. Her community involvement has included the National Day of Prayer, Williamson County Bail Bond Board, Austin Crisis Pregnancy Center (renamed Life Care PRC) Greater Williamson County YMCA, Safe & Drug Free School Committee, Central Texas Justice of the Peace & Constables Association, Agape Pregnancy Resource Center, Hope Connections Pregnancy Resource Center, Williamson County YMCA Teen Court, Justice Court Mentoring Program, and is a member of the Chamber of Commerce in Cedar Park, Leander, and Liberty Hill. She is also a member of the NRA, TSRA, and Leadership Circle of Texas Alliance for Life.
Staudt has been a member of the Republican Party since 1982. She served in the capacity of Precinct Chairman, Convention Chairman, Organizational Committee Chairman, Member of Recruitment Committee, Poll Watcher, Election Judge, Senatorial District Convention Secretary and Chairman, Volunteer and coordinator on numerous National, State, County, Regional, and local campaigns. Delegate to Republic State Conventions since 1982. Co-Founder of Founders Vision Republican Women and Legacy Republican Women of Williamson County.
Edna Staudt is originally from Austin, a graduate from Lanier High School. She enjoys walking, swimming, reading, singing & playing music. She and her husband Randy, have six children and nine grandchildren. She surrendered her life to Jesus and became a Christian in 1981. She and Randy are active participants in the Journey Bible Fellowship of Cedar Park. Randy is a member of the church band, Common Thread, which provides music for neighborhood and school functions.
Judge Edna Staudt with Grandsons
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Edna Staudt
Edna Staudt, originally from Austin, lives in Leander with her husband Randy. They have six children and nine grandchildren.