Vote for a brighter, fairer future!
Meet Your Vibrant Advocate
About Wajih “Joe” Ajib
Doctorate in Criminology (Ph.D.)
Deep understanding of criminal behavior, law enforcement systems, and court processes.
Distinguished Federal Service - Served with the United States government for many years in roles involving security, compliance, and justice-related oversight.
DHS-Certified Instructor
Certified instructor by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, helping thousands of individuals adjust their status and become proud U.S. citizens.
Founder of THE RITE WAY
Over 25 years leading a nonprofit organization providing legal and immigration guidance to underserved families across the United States.
Expert Witness & Educator
Recognized expert witness in state courts, explaining complex justice issues in clear, practical language.
Passion for Justice
With a cheerful spirit and a radiant commitment to fairness, Dr. Wajih “Joe” Ajib brings heartfelt passion to every decision. Joe’s energetic drive ensures every voice in Precinct 3 is heard and respected. He’s devoted to creating a courtroom where optimism and integrity truly shine!
Community-Focused Leadership
Joe’s leadership is rooted in genuine care for Brazos County! His lively approach to serving others is built on years of community involvement, joyful listening, and enthusiastic problem-solving. You can trust Joe to always put our neighbors first and foster a positive, welcoming environment for all.
Vision & Issues, Fairness & Equality
Accessible Justice
The court should not be a maze. I will work to explain procedures in plain language, respect people’s time, and keep the process as simple and transparent as possible.
Family-Centered Decisions
With experience in domestic-violence and parenting counseling, I believe in decisions that protect safety, encourage responsibility, and keep families stable whenever the law allows.
True Judicial Independence
My independence comes from the fact that I am not aligned with any law firm or legal interest group. This allows me to serve with a clear mind and an open heart—guided only by the facts, the law, and the ethical duty to treat every person equally.
I look up to Judge Rick Hill, a respected judge whom I will be replacing, if elected, following his decision to retire, and whose long-standing legacy of fairness, neutrality, accessibility, and common-sense judgment continues to inspire my approach to public service. His example shows that effective judicial leadership is not defined by titles, but by experience, vision, integrity, and a genuine commitment to treating every person with dignity and fairness.
Respectful, Efficient Courtroom
Equal treatment is the cornerstone of justice. In the courtroom, every individual, regardless of wealth, education, background, or legal representation, must be afforded the same fairness, the same dignity, and the same impartial consideration. That is not just a promise; it is a duty.