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Barry Wernick is a versatile entertainment professional who has worked as a producer, writer, actor, and director in various genres and projects. He is known for his work on Bad Kids of Crestview Academy, Bad Kids Go to Hell, and Shoots & Ladders, among others.
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Mar 6, 2024 · DALLAS — Incumbent State Rep. Morgan Meyer held off challenger Barry Wernick in his re-election bid in the Texas House District 108 Republican primary. Meyer earned 51% of the vote to Wernick's...
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Mar 15, 2024 · Barry Wernick, a Republican candidate for House District 108, claims "irregularities" in the primary election and asks for a manual recount. He lost to incumbent Rep. Morgan Meyer by 523 votes and faces Democrat Elizabeth Ginsberg in November.
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Barry Wernick is a Republican who ran for Texas House of Representatives District 108 in 2024 and lost to Morgan Meyer. He also ran for Dallas City Council District 11 in 2021 and lost to Jaynie Schultz in a runoff.
Barry Wernick. Producer: Bad Kids of Crestview Academy. Wernick started acting in Community Theater as a child growing up in Dallas, Texas. He continued his pursuit of acting while attending the prestigious all boys St. Mark's School of Texas.
Wernick for Texas, Dallas, Texas. 108 likes · 1 talking about this. Conservative Barry Wernick for Republican State Representative Texas House District 108.
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Barry Wernick, a Dallas attorney and Paxton ally, lost to Rep. Morgan Meyer by 523 votes in the March 5 Republican primary. He claims the election software was not certified and the results were not reported on election night.
