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San Bernardino County judicial candidates: How are they doing?

April 27, 2022 May 4th, 2022

Keep this page open on your phone during the San Bernardino County Judicial Candidate Forum to give real-time responses to the candidates’ answers and performance.

Your opinions are anonymous.

After you select your answer to a question, that poll’s results will show on your screen.

This is the forum on April 27 at 6 p.m.

Question: San Bernardino Superior Court has a serious case backlog. If elected, how would you ensure your courtroom runs efficiently enough to handle your share?
Which candidate's answer best reflects your values?

Question: What do you believe are some of the greatest obstacles to justice in San Bernardino County?
Which candidate's answer best reflects your values?

Question: What element of your background/experience will be most significant in making you a fair judge?
Which candidate's answer best reflects your values?

Question: Name a change to our judicial system that is needed, or explain why none is needed.
Which candidate's answer best reflects your values?

Question: How would you serve the court beyond case management?
Which candidate's answer best reflects your values?

Question: What characteristics make a good judge, and how do you embody those characteristics?
Which candidate's answer best reflects your values?

Question: Which candidate won your vote?

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