Patrick C. Davis

Professional career

• In 2026, Davis ran for re‐election as Gonzales County Judge in the Republican primary on March 3, 2026
• As County Judge, Patrick C. Davis is the chief judicial and administrative officer of Gonzales County

Education

Additional information

• Elected to the Gonzales County Court bench on November 6, 2018.
• Lifelong Gonzales resident and has been active in community organizations such as the Gonzales Playday Association and the Texas Junior High Rodeo Association.
• Recent cases under his jurisdiction include debt/collection matters, probate proceedings, and other civil matters in Gonzales County Court.
• Before his judicial role, he held the role of a highway patrol sergeant with the Texas Department of Public Safety.
• Under the Texas Constitution, the County Judge presides over the Commissioner’s Court, handles probate matters, guardianships, civil commitments, and other judicial duties, while also managing county administration, emergency management, elections, and representing the county in official capacities.
• Davis and his wife, Kimberly — a former probate judge with 27 years in the 2nd 25th Judicial District Probate Department — have one daughter.
• He is a Fellow of the Texas Judicial Academy, an honor awarded by the Texas Association of Counties for judicial excellence and continued education.