Justice • Integrity • Experience • Equal Justice Under Law
Fort Bend County • 240th District Court

Asha Reddi Candidate for Judge • 240th District Court

Experienced. Fair. Constitutionally grounded. A proven attorney and judge ready to serve every person who enters the courtroom with dignity, discipline, and equal justice under law.

Experience That Delivers Justice

Proven Experience. Trusted Judgment.

With more than 34 years of legal experience and 8 years of judicial service, Asha Reddi has dedicated her career to fairness, integrity, and respect for the rule of law.

Every decision deserves careful consideration.

Every person deserves to be heard.

Every case deserves equal justice.

34+Years Practicing Law
8Years Judicial Experience
42+Years as a Texan
27Years in Fort Bend
Asha Reddi
Ready to serve with integrity, fairness, and respect for the rule of law.
Meet Asha Reddi

A lifetime of experience. A commitment to equal justice.

Texas has been my home for more than 42 years, and Fort Bend County for 27 of those years. This community has given my family so much, and it would be the honor of my life to continue serving with integrity, fairness, and respect for the rule of law.

While raising a young family, I worked my way through South Texas College of Law, graduating in the top third of my class without student debt. For more than 34 years, I have practiced law and successfully tried cases in Fort Bend County, Harris County, and surrounding jurisdictions.

  • Proven legal judgment: Decades of courtroom experience across complex matters.
  • Judicial temperament: Eight years of experience applying the law fairly and consistently.
  • Community roots: A long-standing commitment to Fort Bend County and its families.

— Asha Reddi

Principled Judicial Leadership

A courtroom guided by the Constitution, the law, and common sense.

Every case deserves preparation, professionalism, efficiency, and respect for due process.

Constitution First

Decisions based on the law and facts—not politics, pressure, or personal preference.

Equal Justice

Fair and respectful treatment for every person who enters the courtroom.

Efficient Courts

Strong case management that moves cases promptly while protecting due process.

Professionalism

Prepared, consistent, disciplined leadership that inspires confidence in the judiciary.

Make Your Voice Count

Election information

Vote for experience. Vote for fairness. Vote for the Constitution and the rule of law.

General Election

Plan your vote.

Early Voting BeginsMonday, October 19, 2026
Election DayTuesday, November 3, 2026

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