"Experience matters. It matters to lawyers. It matters to residents. As we have seen in back to back financial periods, it matters to donors, and I believe it will matter to voters," said the challenger, Fulton County Juvenile Court Associate Judge Shalanda Miller.
May 12, 2022 at 05:19 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Judicial races between incumbent judges and challengers continue to heat up, with less than two weeks to go until final votes are cast in the May 24 nonpartisan primary election.
In at least one of the state’s 15 contested superior court and appellate races, a challenger has outraised an incumbent—not once, but twice.
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(L-R) Chuck Eaton and Shalanda Miller. (Courtesy photos)
