Good news: no primary opponent for my race! The important part? The general election is what counts. Too many people skip judicial races, but judges impact everything from civil rights to personal injury to family law matters. Please don’t leave this part of your ballot blank. Your vote matters—more than you think. ✓ 2026 Important…
February 20th marks the beginning of early voting in the Joint Primary Election. I am humbly requesting your support and vote. Early voting locations are located throughout Dallas County (TX). Make a plan to vote early! https://www.dallascountyvotes.org/…/EV-and-ED-Locations… #judgepurdy2024 Early voting begins February 20 – March 1, 2024, Primary Election – March 5, 2024 The Time…
Thank you! Stonewall Democrats of Dallas #JudgePurdy2024 Early voting begins February 15 – March 1, 2024, Primary Election – March 5, 2024 The Time is Now Make a contribution Help us keep Dallas County Blue by becoming a donor. Join Team Purdy Sign up for volunteering opportunities with our campaign by location and interest area.…
AUGUST 23, 2021 LONE STAR PARITY PROJECT Judge Monica Purdy was elected to the 95th District Court in Dallas County this past November with record breaking numbers, securing over 64% of the popular vote. Although Judge Purdy was born in Columbus, Ohio and raised in Tampa, Florida, she has spent the majority of her life living…
Friday, January 1, 2021 at 10 a.m. – Noon 2021 Dallas County Elected Official Swearing-In Ceremony Presented by the Dallas County Democratic Party This event has ended The Time is Now Make a contribution Help us keep Dallas County Blue by becoming a donor. Join Team Purdy Sign up for volunteering opportunities with our campaign…
OCTOBER 30, 2020 BRUCE TOMASO & NATALIE POSGATE The judicial race for Dallas County’s 95th District Court, in a sense, pits two incumbents against one another. One candidate, Republican Mike Lee, is the incumbent in the literal sense: He is currently the judge who presides over that court. The other, Democrat Monica Purdy, is also an…
Honored and humbled to receive the endorsement from the Black Women’s PAC. Thank you for your support! Now remember, don’t stop at the top. Vote in each race all the way down the ballot. Early voting begins October 13-30, 2020, General Election – November 3, 2020 The Time is Now Make a contribution Help us…
I am asking you to vote for me, JUDGE MONICA PURDY, for the 95th State Civil District Court so I can continue to serve the citizens of Dallas County at the next level. Whether you plan to vote in person or by mail, please stay safe when you go out by wearing a face mask…
Thank you Elite News for recognizing me at the 7th Annual Women of Wisdom Awards Gala and congratulations to my fellow WOW Class of 2020 honorees! Early voting begins October 13-30, 2020, General Election – November 3, 2020 The Time is Now Make a contribution Help us keep Dallas County Blue by becoming a donor.…
Judge Monica Purdy salutes Adelfa B. Callejo for her exemplary leadership, civil rights advocacy, accomplishments in the legal profession and dedicated service to the Hispanic community. Early voting begins October 13-30, 2020, General Election – November 3, 2020 The Time is Now Make a contribution Help us keep Dallas County Blue by becoming a donor.…
Elect Judge Monica Purdy as Justice of the 5th District Court of Appeals, Place – 6. She is a presiding judge known for her exceptional judicial temperament, integrity, thorough knowledge of the law, and an unwavering commitment to ensuring justice is served for ALL citizens and in EVERY case that comes before the court.
Judge Purdy began her legal career as an associate at a national law firm, where she was later elected as a partner. In that role, she represented governmental entities in the collection of receivables throughout Texas and the United States. In 2004, to accommodate her growing family, she opened her own private law practice in Dallas. There she primarily served as regional counsel for Fortune 500 clients involved in litigation and collection disputes in both state and federal courts.
In 2010, Judge Purdy was appointed Associate Judge for the City of Dallas Municipal Courts. In this role, she presided over bench and jury trials, conducted jail magistrations, and managed pre-trial and show cause hearings. Additionally, she oversaw dangerous dogs and housing and premises violations, as well as juvenile magistrate warnings. She also issued emergency protective orders in cases of family violence and reviewed or issued search, inspection, seizure, and arrest warrants.
Judge Purdy, a native of Tampa, Florida, earned her undergraduate degree from Spelman College, a prestigious liberal arts institution in Atlanta, Georgia. She obtained her law degree from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law at Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas, where she was a member of the Law Review. A dedicated advocate for education, Judge Purdy contributed to the development of the Legal Studies Department curriculum for Paul Quinn College in Dallas, Texas, where she also worked as an adjunct professor. Additionally, she has served the community as President of the J.L. Turner Legal Association and as the Regional Director for the National Bar Association. She has conducted countless community voter engagement seminars.
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