These are not case numbers, these are families and people’s lives on the line. For years I’ve been working in our courts, and I know what this role demands, and I see firsthand everyday what we are doing well and what still needs to get done. I'm honored to be running for a seat on the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas, General Division. Being a judge isn’t just about issuing sentences, it’s about meeting people where they are and providing the tools and support to help them improve their lives. I’ve always been a believer in smart second chances…and as a judge, I want to make sure we are doing just that. I’d love to earn your vote on or before March 19th. For details on how you can get involved in the campaign, head to hannaforjudge.com PAID FOR BY HANNA FOR JUDGE.
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DeSantis’s Florida: Where ‘Small Government’ Goes to Die
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