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Superior Court judge race tops $100K
Hall self-funding campaign; Muldrew, Kicklighter relying on donations
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Martha Hall
The three candidates for the available Superior Court judgeship in the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit had amassed, and partly spent, almost $85,000 for their campaigns as of March 31. And comments from candidates and reports of more recent major contributions indicate that the cash committed to race has now surpassed $100,000. Former assistant district attorney and municipal judge Martha C. Hall, former chief assistant district attorney and contracted public defender Claude M. “Mickey” Kicklighter, and current assistant district attorney Michael T. Muldrew are vying for the spot on the Superior Court bench that Judge John R. “Robbie” Turner will vacate when he retires in December.
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