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Marc M. Meyer

Democratic

Attorney in private practice (Montgomery)

Marc M. Meyer is an attorney in private practice who lives in Montgomery and is a retired Houston firefighter and a registered nurse25. He began practicing law in 2009 after 25 years in health care4. He is the Democratic nominee for Place 3 on the Fifteenth Court of Appeals against Republican incumbent April Farris13.

  • Managing member, Law Office of Marc Meyer, PLLC; practicing law since 2009, much of it representing clients in medical industries4
  • Captain and paramedic, Houston Fire Department, 1990 to 2010; registered nurse4
  • Democratic nominee for the 457th District Court in Montgomery County in 2020; former chair of the Montgomery County Democratic Party4
  • Law degree, South Texas College of Law, 20094
  • Not a sitting judge; unopposed in the Democratic primary23.
  • Bar poll: State Bar of Texas 2026 Judicial Poll (non-binding preference poll of bar members, taken before the March 3 primary): April Farris 1,878 votes, Marc M. Meyer 1,41767.

Last reviewed 2026-09-26. Spotted something wrong? Every claim links to its source so you can check it yourself.

Sources

  1. Candidate Information: 2026 November General Election, qualified candidates (queried 2026-09-26)Texas Secretary of State
  2. What North Texas voters need to know about the 2026 judicial races ahead of March primariesKERA News
  3. For Texas' highest courts, two Democratic races decided, one GOP race goes to runoff (The Texas Tribune, republished)KERA News
  4. Texas 15th Court of Appeals primaries: Who is running and what to know (The Texas Tribune, republished)KSAT
  5. Marc Meyer: 2026 candidate for 15th Court of Appeals Place 3San Antonio Report
  6. State Bar of Texas 2026 Judicial Poll, Final Vote Summary, February 10, 2026State Bar of Texas
  7. State Bar of Texas Judicial Poll (non-partisan straw poll of State Bar members of contested 2026 primary races; preference poll only, not an endorsement)State Bar of Texas
  8. Public Sanctions, Issued FY 2002 through FY 2026State Commission on Judicial Conduct