ORLANDO, Fla. — With Election Day approaching on Tuesday, November 3, Temika Hampton-Johnson, candidate for Ninth Judicial Circuit Court Judge, Group 1, is highlighting a lifetime of service, more than a decade of legal experience, and a heartfelt commitment to ensuring that everyone who enters a courtroom is treated with dignity, respect, and fairness.

An attorney, public servant, wife, mother, and grandmother, Hampton-Johnson has dedicated her career to protecting rights, helping families through difficult circumstances, and standing up for individuals whose voices deserve to be heard.

Her experience reaches far beyond the courtroom. She has served as an Assistant Public Defender, military police officer, probation and parole officer, family law attorney, and community and labor advocate, representing the interests of more than 20,000 Orange County education professionals.

Each of those roles has given Hampton-Johnson a different perspective on the justice system and a deeper understanding of how legal decisions affect real people, their families, and their futures.

A graduate of Florida A&M University College of Law, Hampton-Johnson also holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business administration from Stetson University. Her professional experience, combined with her personal commitment to faith, family, and community, has helped shape her belief that justice requires both a strong understanding of the law and the wisdom to apply it fairly.

Experience That Has Earned Widespread Support

Hampton-Johnson’s candidacy has attracted endorsements from respected organizations and community leaders throughout Central Florida, including the Orlando Sentinel, Osceola County Professional Firefighters, St. Cloud Professional Firefighters, Central Florida AFL-CIO, West Orange Political Alliance, Florida Rising, Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Political Operations Division, Orange County Classroom Teachers Association, and UNITE HERE! Local 362.

She has also received support from Florida State Senator LaVon Bracy Davis, Kissimmee Commissioner Angela Eady, former Florida Supreme Court Justice James E.C. Perry, and other legal and community leaders.

For Hampton-Johnson, serving as a judge is about more than interpreting the law. It is about listening carefully, treating people with compassion, making thoughtful decisions, and ensuring that justice is administered fairly and impartially.

Her campaign reflects a simple but meaningful belief: Every person deserves to be heard, every person deserves respect, and every person deserves equal justice under the law.

Election Day Is Tuesday, November 3

With early voting concluding Sunday, November 1, at 8 p.m., voters will have their final opportunity to cast ballots in the General Election on Tuesday, November 3, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., at their assigned polling locations.

Voters in Osceola County can visit VoteOsceola.gov, while Orange County voters can visit OCFElections.gov for polling information.

As Election Day approaches, Hampton-Johnson is asking voters to consider the experience, compassion, integrity, and commitment to fairness she would bring to the bench.

On Tuesday, November 3, vote Temika Hampton-Johnson for Ninth Judicial Circuit Court Judge, Group 1.

Justice With Experience. Fairness With Heart.

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