“I don't need a caucus. I don't need any other votes. I don’t have to worry about any of that,” said the state senator and incoming Broward Circuit Judge Gary Farmer Jr. “I just have to be the best to be I can possibly be and use my brain and my heart to follow the law.”
November 17, 2022 at 05:05 PM
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Hours after Gary Farmer Jr. voted on Election Day, the then-candidate for a seat on the Broward Circuit Court bench hunkered down at his consultant’s office awaiting the results.
Farmer, an attorney for more than three decades who has served in the Florida Senate most recently in District 34 as the Democratic minority leader, was facing off against Tania Maria Williams, a trial attorney in North Miami Beach.
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Incoming Broward Circuit Judge Gary Farmer Jr. (Credit: Courtesy Photo)
Broward County courthouse. (Credit: Raychel Lean/ALM)
