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Mike Gleason said under his leadership he will immediately tackle old cases, and even bring some back in house.

Chody files lawsuit contesting November election, alleging fraud By FOX 7 Austin Digital Team Published  GEORGETOWN, Texas - Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody is now contesting the November election, which he lost by more than 33,000 votes. Chody is alleging fraud took place and in his lawsuit, he lists numerous irregularities he claims puts the election results in doubt. Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody loses re-election bid Democratic challenger Mike Gleason has defeated Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody. FOX 7 Austin's Tierra Neubaum has details. In a sworn affidavit, Chod...

Elected officials sworn in during ceremony in Williamson County By Lauren Reid Induction ceremony for Williamson County elected officials Among those being sworn in is Mike Gleason, who recently unseated Robert Chody as the sheriff of the Williamson County Sheriff's Office. GEORGETOWN, Texas - A ceremony was held outside the Williamson County Historic Courthouse in Georgetown to swear in newly elected officials. Among those being sworn in is Mike Gleason, who recently unseated Robert Chody as the sheriff of the Williamson County Sheriff's Office.  Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody lose...

Dec 31, 2020 Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody is suing the man who defeated his reelection bid, claiming election fraud. The lawsuit against Mike Gleason says a glitch caused voters in Leander to be given the wrong ballots on Election Day. It also claims Gleason and his wife stood within Wi-Fi range of one of Leander's polling places for most of Election Day. An affidavit included with the lawsuit says Gleason's wife is the director of the Williamson County Enterprise Applications Division and has complete access to the voting machine software.  

American-Statesman Staff American-Statesman journalists spent 2020 chronicling the impact on the coronavirus pandemic in Central Texas, unprecedented police protests and implications of the presidential race. Along the way, the newspaper devoted resources to exclusive reporting and investigative watchdog journalism that often led to reforms or positive changes in our community.  That reporting led to the indictment of the Williamson County sheriff, an investigation into the Texas attorney general, changes in spending plans by the Teachers Retirement System of Texas and a leadership overhaul...