Randy Farrar
Republican Runoff – Candidate for Collin County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4
Republican • JP Precinct 4 • Collin County
Photo: Submitted by the campaign
“Qualifications matter. Experience matters. Your vote matters.”
Randy Farrar is a licensed Texas attorney and 16-year resident of Justice of the Peace Precinct 4. He is running in the May 26 Republican primary runoff election for Collin County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4.
The precinct includes Frisco, Prosper, Celina, Plano, and the western portion of McKinney.
Quick Facts
Collin County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4
Republican
Licensed Texas Attorney • Finance Professional
16-year JP Precinct 4 resident
Frisco • Prosper • Celina • Plano • West McKinney
May 26 Republican Primary Runoff
Early voting May 18-22
Meet Randy
Randy Farrar is a self-employed attorney who practices regularly in Justice of the Peace courts across Collin County and the surrounding area.
After a career in finance, Farrar pursued what he describes as a lifelong goal of practicing law, attending law school in his late forties.
He says his courtroom experience gives him a direct understanding of the day-to-day responsibilities of the office and the needs of residents appearing before the court.
Farrar and his wife Veronica have lived in Precinct 4 for 16 years.
“Serving as Justice of the Peace has been a 20-year dream of mine.”
“JP court handles real cases that matter – traffic tickets, evictions, small claims up to $20,000, arrest warrants, and Class C misdemeanors. The people of Precinct 4 deserve a judge who walks into that courtroom on day one ready to serve. I am that candidate.”
Why I’m Running
Farrar says voters deserve a judge with courtroom experience, legal knowledge, and an understanding of how Justice of the Peace courts operate.
He has emphasized that he is the only licensed attorney in the JP Precinct 4 runoff race and says that distinction matters for residents who appear before the court.
Focus Areas
Qualified Judicial Leadership
Farrar says qualifications matter and points to his legal background, courtroom experience, and knowledge of JP courts as key strengths.
Efficient Court Operations
Drawing from his experience practicing in JP courts, Farrar says he understands how to run a fair, effective, and efficient docket.
Community Service
Farrar says he is committed to serving residents with professionalism and integrity, including performing wedding ceremonies at the Frisco Sub Courthouse.
Image: Courtesy of the Farrar campaign
Message to Voters
Farrar is asking Republican voters to participate in the May 26 runoff election.
“Qualifications matter. Experience matters. Your vote matters.”
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