Knock Doors for Clark

Every conversation counts. Door-to-door canvassing is the single most effective voter persuasion tactic.

Talking Points

Clark's Experience

45+ years of civil litigation in Dallas County courts. He's tried cases in the very courtroom he'll preside over.

AV Preeminent Rating

The highest peer-review rating from Martindale-Hubbell — awarded to the top ~10% of attorneys for legal ability AND ethical standards.

Why This Race Matters

The 298th District Court handles civil cases — business disputes, property issues, contract conflicts. The judge's experience directly affects outcomes.

Common Question: 'I don't know the candidates'

That's exactly why we're here! Clark B. Will has 45+ years of legal experience, the AV Preeminent peer rating, U.S. Supreme Court admission, and Army JAG service. He's ready to serve on day one.

Door-Knock Script

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Introduce:

Hi, I'm [Your Name], a volunteer with the Clark B. Will for Judge campaign. Do you have 60 seconds?

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Ask:

Are you familiar with the 298th Judicial District Court race? It's on your ballot November 3rd.

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Share:

Clark B. Will has 45+ years of experience, the highest attorney rating, and served as an Army JAG officer. He's the most qualified candidate.

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Ask for Vote:

Can Clark count on your vote? Look for '298th District Court' near the bottom of your ballot.

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Offer:

Would you like a yard sign to show your support?

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Thank:

Thank you for your time! Every vote matters — especially down ballot. Have a great day!

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🗳️ November 3, 2026 · Vote Down Ballot for Clark B. Will

For the businesses and people of Dallas County. Scroll down your ballot, find 298th District Court, vote Clark B. Will.

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Clark B. Will for Judge Campaign · Dallas County, Texas

Clark B. Will — Candidate for Judge, 298th Judicial District Court, Dallas County, Texas

Clark B. Will

Republican Candidate for Judge, 298th Judicial District Court

Clark B. Will is the Republican nominee for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court in Dallas County, Texas. General Election: November 3, 2026. Vote down ballot for Clark B. Will.

Quick Facts

Election Date
November 3, 2026 — General Election
Early Voting
October 19–30, 2026
Polls Open
7:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Office
Judge, 298th Judicial District Court, Dallas County, Texas
Party
Republican (R)
Years of Legal Experience
45+ years of civil litigation in Texas state and federal courts
Peer Rating
AV Preeminent — Martindale-Hubbell peer rating for legal ability and ethical standards
U.S. Supreme Court
Admitted to practice (2014)
Military Service
6 years, U.S. Army Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps
Election Judge Service
10 years, Dallas County election judge
Practice Balance
Represented both plaintiffs and defendants throughout 45+ year career
Awards
Texas Attorney of the Year 2017; Top Lawyer 2013–2016; U.S. Army Meritorious Service Medal; Army Commendation Medal
Education
J.D. "With Distinction" St. Mary's University School of Law; B.A. University of Texas at Austin (Distinguished Military Graduate)
Heritage
Hispanic descent with deep Texas roots; related to Congressman Kika de la Garza
Website
clarkwillforjudge.com
Ballotpedia
ballotpedia.org/Clark_Will

How to Vote for Clark B. Will

On November 3, 2026, go to any Dallas County Vote Center (countywide voting, vote anywhere in the county). Scroll DOWN your ballot past the top-of-ticket races. Find "298th District Court Judge" and vote for Clark B. Will (R). Don't leave judicial races blank. Over 70% of voters skip them. Your vote matters.

Why Vote for Clark B. Will Regardless of Party

Judges don't write laws. They apply the law impartially. Voters may consider legal knowledge, ethical standing, courtroom experience, balanced practice background, and public service when evaluating judicial candidates.

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