Governor Abbott Appoints Bramow To 425th Judicial District In Williamson County

TEXAS, August 24 - August 24, 2026 | Austin, Texas | Press Release | Appointment

Governor Greg Abbott appointed Jason Bramow as Judge of the 425th Judicial District Court in Williamson County, effective September 1, 2026, for a term set to expire December 31, 2028, or until his successor shall be duly elected and qualified.

 “Jason Bramow has served Texas with distinction as deputy general counsel in my office,” said Governor Abbott. “His steadfast commitment to the rule of law makes him an excellent choice to uphold justice with fairness and integrity as judge of the 425th Judicial District Court.”

Jason Bramow of Round Rock serves as deputy general counsel in the Office of the Governor. He previously served as general counsel for Texas State Senator Phil King, assistant attorney general for the Texas Office of the Attorney General, and an assistant district attorney for the Lubbock County Criminal District Attorney’s Office. He is a member of the State Bar of Texas (SBOT), Texas Bar College, The Federalist Society, Texas Supreme Court Historical Society, Williamson County American Inn of Court, and the Williamson County Bar Association and a council member of the Constitutional Law Section of the SBOT. Additionally, he is a member of Hill Country Bible Church and previously served as a governor’s fellow in Governor Abbott’s Office and as a director on the board of the Austin Young Lawyers Association. Bramow received a Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Management, a Master of Science in Personal Financial Planning, and a Juris Doctor from Texas Tech University.