Kimberly Childs was standing beside a busy highway waving a “Vote for Kim Childs Judge” sign until the polls closed at 7 p.m. on Election Day.
“I had to do something,” she said of how she spent Tuesday as Cobb County voters silently gave her a majority in a three-candidate race for a seat on the Superior Court.
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