Republican Stephen Kallas faces Democrat Eli Worthy in the Nov. 3, 2026, election for Collin County justice of the peace, Precinct 4, according to the state’s certified ballot.
Background
Kallas’s campaign biography lists Navy service, a degree in political science and history from the University of North Texas, and work in customer relations and dispute resolution. He says he has served on county advisory boards and as first vice chair of the Collin County Republican Party.
Judicial approach
His current issues page emphasizes impartial treatment, constitutional rights, accessibility and applying the law as written.
The page does not supply detailed plans for new court locations, kiosks or a restorative-justice program. No budget or implementation timetable for such changes was verified.
Authority and local effects
A justice of the peace handles local cases within jurisdiction established by Texas law. The role can affect residents involved in small civil disputes, eviction proceedings and fine-only misdemeanor matters.
The office is separate from Commissioners Court and does not independently set county taxes or pass state legislation. This precinct race appears only on ballots for voters within Precinct 4.
This profile uses the certified ballot and Kallas’s current campaign materials.
The Prosper-Celina Journal did not receive a direct questionnaire response from the candidate and does not endorse candidates.
