As felony charges rock the County Judge’s office, it’s clear: We need a leader focused on solutions—not courtroom drama.
When headlines about scandals overshadow progress, who’s fighting for Fort Bend’s future? As felony charges rock the County Judge’s office, it’s clear: We need a leader focused on solutions—not courtroom drama.
Fort Bend County is at a crossroads. Current County Judge KP George faces third-degree felony charges for money laundering, adding to his existing legal battles. While due process must prevail, these controversies highlight a troubling pattern—leadership distracted by scandal, while families and businesses grapple with real challenges like rising costs, infrastructure needs, and economic uncertainty.
“This isn’t just a legal crisis—it’s a leadership vacuum,” says Eddie Sajjad, candidate for Fort Bend County Judge in 2026. “Fort Bend deserves fresh thinking, bold ideas, and someone ready to deliver results from day one.”
Eddie isn’t a career politician. He’s a problem-solver, entrepreneur, and proud Fort Bend resident of 27 years. Raised in Houston and Fort Bend since immigrating to the U.S. at age 9, Eddie’s values were shaped by this community. His children attend local schools, his businesses thrive here, and his vision is grounded in the needs of everyday families.
When asked about comparisons to KP George—both being of South Asian descent—Eddie clarifies: “Not much at all. We’re from different countries, cultures, and religious backgrounds. My credentials? I’m a Fort Bend success story, not a political insider.”
While others lean on empty promises, Eddie’s campaign offers 10 execution-ready initiatives to tackle Fort Bend’s toughest challenges. No partisan games. No vague rhetoric. Just actionable plans:
“The time for slogans is over,” Eddie says. “My campaign is about delivering solutions that improve lives—not playing politics.”
Unlike opponents tied to political networks, Eddie brings a clean slate. “My lack of political history isn’t a weakness—it’s a strength. I’m beholden to no one but the people of Fort Bend,” he asserts. His background in business and technology equips him to cut through bureaucracy, prioritize efficiency, and restore trust in local government.
These are the voices of Fort Bend. Addressing their concerns isn’t just an obligation—it’s an opportunity.
Fort Bend can’t afford more distractions. It’s time for leadership that listens, acts, and gets results.
Eddie Sajjad is ready to lead.Are you ready to build a smarter, stronger Fort Bend?
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Fort Bend County already has the foundation of a thriving leisure economy: diverse communities, creative entrepreneurs, and residents who care about where they live. But we need to take the next step. By keeping leisure dollars local, we’re not just boosting our economy—we’re building a county that people are proud to call home.
The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.
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This is the kind of leadership Fort Bend County needs: solutions that work for businesses, residents, and the future of our community. Join me in creating a stronger local economy, supporting small businesses, and keeping our dollars where they belong—right here in Fort Bend.
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