On May 5, Davidson County residents will elect judges for Criminal Court, General Sessions Court and Division III of Circuit Court, which handles family and domestic matters.
These are likely to be low-participation elections. One campaign manager for a judicial candidate said they anticipated a turnout of about 30,000 voters.
These are primary elections, and all candidates are Democrats. With seemingly fine margins separating the candidates, the Banner asked each potential judge to respond to a questionnaire and explain in their own words what sets them apart as well as detailing their experience for the position…