A controversial era in the county's district attorney's office will end after ABC13 projected that Kim Ogg will lose the Democratic primary to her former deputy Sean Teare.
Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg lost to her former deputy, Sean Teare, in her bid to win reelection in 2024. Both candidates are Democrats.Kim Ogg's time as the Harris County district attorney will end after eight years as ABC13 projected that she'll lose the Democratic primary to her former deputy, Sean Teare.
"I want to be able to remove a lot of the politics from this office," Teare said. "The job of this office, while it is political to get there, it can't be political when you're in that seat because you take an oath to see that justice is done in every case."
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