Daniel Wong

Judge Jeth Jones's ruling solidifies the likelihood that Daniel Wong will continue serving as Fort Bend County judge through the November election. The decision followed a denial related to Wong’s appointment as county judge while he faces Dexter McCoy in the county judge race.

A Fort Bend resident who filed a lawsuit leading to Daniel Wong's appointment as county judge is seeking to vacate that decision. Democratic and Republican commissioners are disputing Wong's eligibility for the position he is running for in the November election, prompting a request for a visiting judge from Galveston County to resolve the issue.

A little-known appeals process allowed thousands of wealthy homes to be removed from floodplain maps. A lawsuit filed by Daniel Wong, who had been appointed to serve as Fort Bend County Judge, is part of a leadership dispute in the county.

Daniel Wong is suing the Fort Bend County attorney to affirm the validity of his appointment as interim county judge. The lawsuit claims the effort to remove him is politically motivated.

Daniel Wong, the Republican nominee for county judge appointed through a now-dismissed civil lawsuit, faces a legal dispute with two Democrats on the commissioners court who claim his appointment is invalid. Fort Bend is preparing for the conflict over his status as county judge.

Daniel Wong's interim Fort Bend County judge status is disputed between him and Democratic commissioners. His appointment is linked to a civil lawsuit against suspended county judge KP George, which was dismissed on June 17. Wong will face Dexter McCoy in November's county judge election.