Clayton County Georgia Superior Courthouse. (Photo: Google Maps)
Incumbent Clayton County Superior Court Judge Katie Powers is facing off with former DA Jewel Scott, while State Court Chief Judge Linda Cowen is challenged by onetime Solicitor General Leslie Miller-Terry.
May 26, 2020 at 03:08 PM
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Clayton County voters are likely experiencing a bit of deja vu as they contemplate the upcoming judicial races on June 9, when they will decide whether to reelect two sitting judges—one on the Superior Court and another on the State Court.
Superior Court Judge Kathryn “Katie” Powers, who was appointed by Gov. Nathan Deal in 2018, is being challenged by Jewel Scott, who served one term as Clayton County district attorney before being voted out of office in 2008.
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