Tunde Akinyele (left) and Latisha Dear-Jackson
In the six-way race to fill the seat of retiring Judge Daniel Coursey, LaTisha Dear-Jackson topped the field, drawing 31,582 votes out of 84,011 ballots cast for 37.6 percent of the vote.
Her closest competitor was Tunde Akinyele, who drew 18,845 votes for 22.4 percent, setting up a July 24 runoff.
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