Michael Barr
For
Justice of the Peace
Precinct 2
Medina County
I’m running for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2, to bring fairness, common sense, and steady judgment to our community. My goal is simple: treat every person with respect, apply the law consistently, and keep JP court accessible and accountable. Medina County deserves a judge who listens and serves with integrity every day.he
Latest Campaign and Election Developments
I want to thank every voter who participated in the primary election and everyone who stood with me along the way. While I didn’t win I’m proud of the campaign we ran and grateful for the kindness and support I received. Medina County is a strong community, and I’ll continue to help make it better.
His background is rooted in real‑world experience. He has lived and worked in Medina County for more than 20 years and has owned and operated six businesses with two still current, bringing firsthand experience in responsibility, accountability, and problem‑solving.
These include:
Automotive Repair and Tire Sales
A recycling Company (averaging 75 tons per week)
A booth at a flea market
A restaurant
An oil Extraction company--active in Natalia.
Hay sales--active in Natalia.
With over 30 years as a pilot—including four years in corporate and airline aviation—and 28 years as a certified flight instructor, he brings the discipline, judgment, and calm decision‑making that aviation demands.
Michael also spent 12 years umpiring high school and 4 years college baseball, reinforcing his commitment to fairness and rule‑based decision‑making.
He has invested in the stock market for more than two decades and holds a business degree from Texas A&M University along with a paralegal degree from the University of Houston.
Medina County is built on a deep respect for the land we call home. Land ownership isn’t just an asset in our county—it’s a way of life.
Families here work hard, support their neighbors, and pass down the traditions that make our community strong.
Spending more than 30 years as a pilot changes the way you see responsibility, safety, and the people around you. Aviation teaches habits that stay with you long after you step out of the cockpit. Pilots are trained to stay calm, think ahead, and make decisions based on facts. You learn to scan your surroundings constantly, anticipate what others might do, and avoid unnecessary risks.
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