Republican Greg Willis is seeking reelection as Collin County criminal district attorney in the Nov. 3, 2026, election. The state’s certified ballot lists no opponent.
Background and record
Willis won election in November 2010, according to the office’s account. His official biography lists degrees from Baylor University and the University of Virginia School of Law.
The office credits Willis with developing Burden to Blessing, a diversion initiative for nonviolent offenders, and an opioid-treatment diversion program. It also describes partnerships with drug, mental-health and veterans courts. These are the office’s descriptions of its work; the sources reviewed do not establish independent outcome measures for the programs.
Authority and local relevance
The district attorney’s office prosecutes criminal cases for Collin County. Its decisions about charges, prosecution priorities and diversion can affect defendants, crime victims and public safety. Judges and juries retain separate roles in deciding cases and imposing lawful sentences.
The race is countywide. Residents of cities that cross county lines should check which county contains their address.
No specific new campaign proposal or costed implementation plan was verified for this profile. It draws on the certified ballot and the district attorney’s official website.
The Prosper-Celina Journal did not receive a direct questionnaire response from the candidate and does not endorse candidates.
