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Andy Hsu for 324th District Judge

“I was raised on conservative values, and they continue to guide my life and decisions. As a judge, I will uphold those principles by interpreting the law faithfully and applying it with fairness and accountability.”

Andy Hsu for 324th District Judge

A Conservative Jurist Rooted in Tarrant County

Andy Hsu's judicial philosophy is guided by the timeless principles of the Constitution. As a devoted originalist and conservative, he believes judges must apply the law as written — not legislate from the bench. His commitment to fairness, accountability, and respect for parental rights will ensure the 324th District Family Court serves every Tarrant County family with honor and clarity.

Born and raised in Tarrant County, Andy is deeply rooted in the community he serves. He brings conservative, principled leadership shaped by the values he was raised on and continues to live by every day.

As a family man himself, Andy understands the weight of the decisions made in family court. He is committed to rulings guided by the law, not ideology — protecting parental rights, safeguarding children, and treating every family that comes before the court with fairness and respect.

Andy Hsu

What Andy Hsu Stands For

Originalist Interpretation

Andy believes judges must apply the law as written. He will interpret statutes and the Constitution faithfully — no more, no less — without legislating from the bench.

Protecting Parental Rights

The 324th Family Court shapes the lives of children and parents. Andy will uphold the fundamental rights of parents in custody and family matters, guided by the law and the best interests of children.

Fairness & Accountability

Every family deserves a court that treats them with respect and applies the law consistently. Andy is committed to transparent, accountable judicial conduct that restores trust in the system.

Conservative Values

Raised on conservative principles, Andy will bring those values to every ruling — protecting families, upholding order, and honoring the rule of law in Tarrant County.

Trusted by Tarrant County Leaders

Elected Officials
  • Tim O'Hare – Tarrant County Judge
  • Sheriff Bill Waybourn – Tarrant County Sheriff
  • Rick Barnes – Tarrant County Tax Assessor Collector
  • Beth Van Duyne – U.S. Representative, CD24
  • Matt Krause – Tarrant County Commissioner Precinct 3
  • David Lowe – State Representative HD91
  • Nate Schatzline – State Representative HD93
  • Tony Tinderholt – State Representative HD94
  • Constable David Woodruff – Precinct 2
  • Constable Jody Johnson – Precinct 4
  • Brandon Hall – SBOE 11
City Leaders
  • Armin Mizani – Keller Mayor / Candidate HD98
  • Jack McCarty – Mayor of North Richland Hills
  • Greg Will – Keller City Council
  • Shannon Dubberly – Keller City Council
  • Bowie Hogg – Arlington City Council
  • Long Pham – Arlington City Council
Organizations
  • DFW Conservative Voters PAC ("Green Card")
  • The LINK Letter
  • True Texas Project
  • Tarrant County Law Enforcement Association
  • Gun Owners of America
Area Republican Leaders
  • Hollie Plemons – HD90
  • Carla Gonzales – HD91
  • Darl Easton – HD92
  • Kenya Alu – HD93
  • Steve Eklund – HD94
  • John O'Shea – HD95
  • Dana Cappelletti – HD96
  • Amie Super – HD97
  • Rosalie Escobedo – HD98
  • Kathryn Moore – HD99
  • Vanessa Mason – HD101
  • Susan Valliant – Former SREC SD 10
  • Laura Oakley – Grapevine Republican Club President
Andy Hsu and family

Rooted in Tarrant County

Andy Hsu isn't just a candidate — he's a Tarrant County family man who understands exactly what's at stake in the 324th District Family Court. Married with two children, Andy knows the importance of rulings that are fair, consistent, and guided by the law.

Born and raised here, Andy has spent his life building relationships in this community. He's running because he believes Tarrant County families deserve a judge who will honor the Constitution, protect parental rights, and treat every family that walks into that courtroom with dignity and respect.

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