Republican
Judge Edna Staudt
Thank you for visiting my webpage. I’m grateful for the support that has allowed me to continue to serve the community in the capacity of Justice of the Peace. Every elected official takes the oath to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States and of this State.
It is our duty to ensure the rights that our fathers and forefathers fought and died for. Freedom is not free; the cost of freedom is vigilance.
- Dedicated to upholding and defending the Constitution and Laws of the United States and of this State of Texas.
- Knowledgeable in Justice Court Civil and Criminal Law
- Member of NRA
- Advisory Board Member, Agape Pregnancy Resource Center
- Conservative and defender of Traditional Family Values
- 23 Years Experience in all duties of the position of Justice of the Peace
- Committed to Safety
- Committed to the responsible enforcement of the law
About Judge Edna Staudt
Judge Staudt was first elected in 1994 and is in her 6th term of office. She has been an active member of the Republican Party since 1982, expressing conservative Christian views at conventions and forums.
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The latest thoughts, musings, and opinions of Justice Edna Staudt about culture, law and life…
Re-Election Campaign
Help re-elect Justice of the Peace Edna Staudt. General election day is coming soon….
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Preserving Freedom
Speaking at a Press Conference at the Capitol in Austin regarding issues that affect the Justice Courts and the Public. It is our duty as elected officials to preserve Constitutional rights. The most precious is that of Freedom. Many countries in our world do not enjoy the freedom we have in America.
When taking office, every elected official takes the Oath to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States and of this State.
Williamson County/YMCA Teen Court
Students from Williamson County and the Greater Austin area have benefited from the Leadership Program I created when taking office. Students learn the roles of the Judiciary firsthand. Professionals throughout the community have joined me in that endeavor. Law enforcement officers have volunteered their time to teach students.  Attorneys and Judges have provided insight and instruction in the Law. Teenage defendants have experienced justice at the hands of their peers.
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Passion for training student leaders
Judge Staudt has a passion to teach the next generation of leaders about the inner workings of the American judicial system.Â
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Legal professionals respect Judge Staudt
“The legal community respects Judge Staudt. Not only is she fair, attentive, and compassionate in the courtroom, her positive influence permeates our community beyond the courtroom doors.”
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Reason #1 to re-elect Judge Edna Staudt
Judge Staudt continues to faithfully serve upholding laws protecting individual rights of “…life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”.
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Reason #4 to re-elect Judge Staudt: Knowledgeable and respectful
“Judge Staudt is knowledgeable in the law and administers the law with respect and concern for all people.”
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Courtroom is classroom
Whether a student is a jury member or an attorney, Judge Staudt is always a helpful resource for feedback and questions.
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Reason #13 to re-elect Judge Staudt
Judge Staudt has sacrificially and selflessly invested in the lives of the citizens in our community, far above and beyond the responsibilities of the office of Justice of the Peace.
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Reason #18 to re-elect Judge Staudt: Competent and respected by law enforcement
COOL Week
Each year senior students from Leander ISD have an opportunity to spend a week with an entity related to their career goals. Judge Staudt hosts students each year teaching the role of Justice of the Peace. She arranges interviews with prosecutors, constables,...
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Campaign 2018
When one election cycle ends, another begins. People could get overwhelmed by all the elections, or they could be glad they have a voice in who will make decisions that affect their lives. Our freedom to choose our leaders was bought with a heavy price. It is our...
read moreFiling for Office with Over 500 Signatures
As candidate for Justice of the Peace Edna Staudt is required to either pay a $1000 filing fee or submit a petition with 500 signatures.   After months of soliciting signatures, meeting new people, and acquiring new friends, she obtained well over the 500 required...
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