Archer County Democrats

08/23/2026

08/20/2026

Thank you so much for coming up to the area and talking to folks in from the Wichita Falls area to all of our candidates. Clayton Tucker, Mark Nair, Holly Taylor, Leilani Barnett, and Riley Rodriquez are amazing candidates. All but Riley will be on your ballot in November, Archer County!

08/18/2026

Out of respect for the families that have lost their loved ones this past weekend, we have decided to cancel the meet and greet with Mark Nair, Holly Taylor, and Leilani Barnett tomorrow morning. We will work with all candidates to work on rescheduling them to come to Archer County.

Please come out to Henrietta for the event in Clay County at noon at Open Table. Or come up to Wichita Falls for the Red River Data Center Forum at 6pm.

08/15/2026

Looking to get involved but it’s too hot to knock on doors?

We have an answer! Phone bank and from the comfort of your own home!

Sign up here: https://www.mobilize.us/archercountytxdems/event/1008615/?referring_vol=13712484&rname=David&share_context=event_details&share_medium=copy_link

We are calling voters in Archer County and asking them what they're major concerns are in 2026.

08/12/2026

Welcome to the Texas Justice Tour! This week, the three of us are proud to start our campaign tour together.

We're running for the Texas 15th Court of Appeals — Jerry Zimmerer for Chief Justice, Tom Baker for Place 2, Marc Meyer for Place 3. We didn't want to run the kind of campaign where you only hear from us in an ad between now and November. So we're going out to meet you instead.

Let’s start with a fact that should bother every Texan, no matter how you vote: not a single justice on this court got there by winning your vote. Greg Abbott appointed all of them. A court that rules on your water, your paycheck, your family, and your rights was filled entirely by one person — and until this election, you never had a say in it. That's what's on the ballot November 3rd. We will make these three seats reflect Texas values in our judiciary.

We'll be showing up across the state, and we mean everywhere: the cities and the small towns, the places that only get remembered every two years. We'll ask what's weighing on you. We'll take it back with us. Because a court can't answer to people it doesn’t know.

The central issue is straightforward: do these seats belong to the governor who appointed them, or to the voters? We believe the law and the Constitution favor the voters. No state-wide court can claim true impartiality if it is insulated from accountability.

On November 3rd, help us make this the People's Court.

— Jerry, Tom, and Marc