Local government impacts your everyday life, from taxes and roads to public safety.
Don’t overlook the down-ballot races. Your vote matters.
🗳️ Early Voting:
Oct. 19–24: 7AM–7PM
Oct. 25: 12–6PM
Oct. 26–30: 7AM–7PM
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
Leadership starts with understanding what’s working and what isn’t.
As County Judge, I’ll evaluate, assess, set clear objectives, and build a plan focused on results.
🗳️ Early Voting:
Oct. 19–24: 7AM–7PM
Oct. 25: 12–6PM
Oct. 26–30: 7AM–7PM
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
14 years of the same dismal nonsense is enough. 🛑
I’m Mike Immler, and I’m running for Dallas County Judge to bring lasting change. After 40 years in Duncanville, I know our communities deserve better.
It’s time for a new direction.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge #DallasCounty
Leadership means representing everyone.
As County Judge, I’ll work with anyone ready to put Dallas County first.
🗳️ Early Voting is NOW!
📅 Oct. 19–24: 7AM–7PM
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
The CEO of Dallas County works for you.
I believe it’s time for leadership that takes responsibility, manages taxpayer dollars wisely, and delivers results.
I’m asking for your vote to bring accountability and a new direction to Dallas County.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
Dallas County deserves a County Judge focused on the people.
Public service should mean transparency, accountability, and putting taxpayers first.
It’s time for a new direction.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge #DallasCounty
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In 2026, no community should have to live without running water. 💧
Sand Branch, a community in Dallas County, continues to face challenging living conditions, years of neglect, and the devastating impact of a recent fire. Residents, including Pastor Frank Alexander of Wayside Baptist Church, are sharing their stories and calling for action.
We are proud to partner with South Dallas Republican candidates who are stepping up to help by donating water and standing alongside Sand Branch residents. We encourage you to show your support and vote for these candidates!
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We will continue to show up, stand arm in arm with the community, and fight for the resources and dignity every family deserves. Together, we can make a difference. 🤝
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I’ve spent my career managing large organizations, budgets, and complex operations.
Dallas County needs that same approach: set priorities, watch the dollars, measure performance, and demand results.
That’s the leadership I’ll bring as County Judge.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
Small businesses are the backbone of our communities.
County government should create an environment where they can grow, hire, and succeed, not make it harder to keep their doors open.
A stronger Dallas County starts with a strong local economy.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
Court backlogs don’t just affect the people waiting for trial. They affect jail capacity, public safety, and Dallas County taxpayers.
We need cases moving, resources managed responsibly, and a justice system that delivers timely and fair results.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
Sandbranch has gone too long without basic infrastructure.
As County Judge, I’ll work toward a lasting solution. No Dallas County community should be forgotten.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge #Sandbranch
Compassion and accountability can go hand in hand.
Those struggling with homelessness deserve real solutions. Taxpayers deserve results. Small businesses deserve safe communities.
Dallas County needs an approach that delivers all three.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
Thank you to the DeSoto Tribune for the opportunity to share more about why I’m running for Dallas County Judge.
This campaign is about bringing proven leadership and accountability to Dallas County.
Read the full article: desototribune.com/2026/10/07…
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
Prop A asks Dallas County taxpayers for $100M+ more.
Before raising taxes, we should have a clear plan, measurable goals, and real oversight of every dollar spent.
Accountability has to come first.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
Join us for a countywide letter-writing drive!
We’re reaching Dallas County voters one letter at a time before Early Voting begins.
📍 2015 W. Colorado Blvd., Dallas
📅 Wednesday, October 14
🕓 4:00 PM
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
Proud to have the endorsement of @DallasGOP Chairman, @MontyforTX32
Together, we’re fighting for responsible spending, stronger public safety, and accountable government in Dallas County.
Early Voting: Oct. 19–30
Election Day: Nov. 3
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge
Dallas County doesn’t need more government. It needs better management.
Set priorities. Measure results. Fix what isn’t working.
That’s how I’ll lead Dallas County.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge #GovernmentAccountability
Before voting on Prop A, ask:
Is there a clear plan?
Are there measurable goals?
Who is accountable for the results?
How will taxpayers know the money worked?
Government should answer those questions BEFORE asking you for $100M+ more.
#VoteNoOnPropA
“Immler is a strong candidate.” — The Dallas Morning News Editorial Board
I’m ready to bring proven leadership, accountability, and results to Dallas County.
#MikeForDallasCountyJudge







