No nonsense. Built to serve, not to stall.
Judge Ruben Becerra is running for re-election because Hays County faces real challenges that demand experienced, steady, and bold local leadership. Our healthcare system is under strain, and when state and federal leaders fail to act, counties must step up with practical, community-driven solutions that protect families and save lives.
Meet Judge Becerra
Judge Becerra is a proud father, husband, small business owner, and County Judge of one of the fastest-growing counties in the nation. He is running for re-election to protect affordability, expand opportunity, and continue delivering practical solutions that improve the lives of all who call Hays County home.
Judge Becerra is committed to building strong relationships with the community and ensuring a transparent, accountable government, because he believes trust is earned through openness, honesty, and results—and that trust is essential to serving the people of Hays County.
Priorities
Judge Becerra's top priority is to advance ambitious initiatives that improve the lives of all residents in Hays County. His office has taken bold, thoughtful action to improve emergency response, modernize our criminal justice system, and bring transparency, accountability, and efficiency to our government.
Putting Health, Safety, and People First
Looking ahead, Judge Ruben Becerra is focused on strengthening Hays County’s healthcare infrastructure to meet the needs of a rapidly growing and diverse population. One of his key priorities for a second term is advancing the creation of a Hays County Hospital District—a long-term, voter-driven solution to expand access to care, stabilize local healthcare systems, and ensure residents can receive critical services close to home. Judge Becerra believes healthcare is foundational to public safety, economic stability, and overall quality of life, and that local control is essential to building a system that truly serves the community.
A Hospital District would allow Hays County to plan proactively for emergency care, mental health services, and preventative health programs while reducing strain on law enforcement, first responders, and surrounding counties. Judge Becerra has emphasized transparency, community input, and fiscal responsibility in exploring this effort, recognizing that such an initiative must be thoughtfully designed and accountable to taxpayers. By laying the groundwork now, he aims to ensure Hays County is prepared not just for today’s challenges, but for generations to come—continuing his commitment to smart, compassionate governance that puts people first.
This campaign is about action, not rhetoric—continuing to deliver real solutions, putting people first, and ensuring Hays County remains a place where working families can thrive.
Judge Becerra believes local government should be transparent, accountable, and responsive—not distant or political.
He is committed to protecting the rights of Hays County residents, keeping government open and affordable, and standing up for the community when higher levels of government fall short.
Election Dates
Early Voting Dates:
February 17-27, 2026
Election Day:
March 3, 2026