What You Need to Know
- Dozens of judgeships are up for grabs in the May 21, 2024 nonpartisan primary election.
- At least 50 superior and state court judges in Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, and Gwinnett counties have terms expiring Dec. 31, 2024.
- In Fulton County, at least 27 appellate, superior and state court jurists also have terms expiring at the end of next year.
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Click to See Which Judges Have Terms Expiring Dec. 31, 2024
Each of the following judges have terms expiring Dec. 31, 2024: |
Clayton County Superior Court
|- Chief Judge Robert L. Mack
- Judge Shana Rooks Malone
- Judge Jewel Scott
Clayton County State Court
|- Judge Shalonda Jones-Parker
- Judge Sonya J. George
Cobb County Superior Court
|- Chief Judge A. Greg Poole
- Judge Angela Brown
- Judge Kimberly Childs
- Judge Kellie Hill
- Judge Jason Marbutt
- Judge Julie Adams Jacobs
- Judge Vic Reynolds
Cobb County State Court
|- Judge Carl Bowers
- Judge Eric Brewton
- Judge Maria Golick
- Judge Marsha Lake
- Judge Jane Manning
- Judge John Morgan
- Judge Allison B. Salter
- Judge Diana M. Simmons
- Judge Jaret Usher
DeKalb County Superior Court
|- Judge Gregory A. Adams
- Judge Tangela Barrie
- Judge Stacey K. Hydrick
- Judge Brian Lake
- Judge Shondeana C. Morris
- Judge Nora Polk
- Judge Yolanda C. Parker-Smith
DeKalb County State Court
|- Judge Charles E. Bailey
- Judge Mike Jacobs
- Judge Ana Maria Martinez
- Judge Wayne M. Purdom
- Judge Ron Ramsey
- Judge Brian K. Ross
- Judge Kiesha Storey
Douglas County Superior Court
|- Judge William H. McClain
- Judge Deah B. Warren
Douglas County State Court
|- Judge Eddie Barker
- Judge Brian K. Fortner
Gwinnett County Superior Court
|- Judge Tamela L. Adkins
- Judge Deborah R. Fluker
- Judge Ronnie K. Batchelor
- Judge Karen E. Beyers
- Judge Warren Davis
- Judge Tadia Whitner
Gwinnett County State Court
|- Judge Emily J. Brantley
- Judge Shawn F. Bratton
- Judge Carla E. Brown
- Judge Veronica Cope
- Judge Jaletta L. Smith
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