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District Judge, 6th Judicial District

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Term
4 years
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2
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A district judge hears misdemeanors, traffic cases, small claims and smaller civil cases, juvenile matters and probate in the district's counties. Nonpartisan.

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Phillip J. PageCommittee to Elect Phillip Page

Phillip J. Page

No party listed

Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney · Owensboro

The gist

  • Pledges to explain the law and process plainly to everyone
  • Supports addressing underlying causes of repeat offending
  • Supports collaboration among community partners to deliver justice
  • Pledges to be available to answer after-hours calls locally
More about Phillip
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  1. Pledges to explain the law and process plainly to everyone

    Platform — Phillip Page for District Court Judge

    Campaign website · Committee to Elect Phillip Page · votephillippage.com

    “communicate the law clearly, explain the process honestly, and treat every person in that courtroom with dignity”
  2. Supports addressing underlying causes of repeat offending

    Platform — Phillip Page for District Court Judge

    Campaign website · Committee to Elect Phillip Page · votephillippage.com

    “Repeat offenders repeat because they have not addressed the underlying issues driving their behavior. Punishment alone does not solve the problem.”
  3. Supports collaboration among community partners to deliver justice

    Platform — Phillip Page for District Court Judge

    Campaign website · Committee to Elect Phillip Page · votephillippage.com

    “Collaboration amongst community partners, directed by a strong and proven leader, results in everyone receiving justice.”
  4. Pledges to be available to answer after-hours calls locally

    Platform — Phillip Page for District Court Judge

    Campaign website · Committee to Elect Phillip Page · votephillippage.com

    “District Court judges are on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phillip Page is available.”
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Brian L. QuattrocchiCommittee to elect Brian Quattrocchi for Judge

Brian L. Quattrocchi

No party listedIncumbent

District judge, 6th Judicial District (Daviess County) · Owensboro

The gist

  • Pledges to apply statutes and the Constitution as written
  • Supports holding criminals accountable and hearing victims
  • Supports law enforcement while demanding equal accountability
  • Pledges to protect children, seniors and vulnerable Kentuckians
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  1. Pledges to apply statutes and the Constitution as written

    Platform | Brian Quattrocchi for District Judge

    Campaign website · Committee to elect Brian Quattrocchi for Judge · votequattrocchi.com

    “Judge Quattrocchi applies statutes and the Constitution as written. He does not rewrite the law from the bench.”
  2. Supports holding criminals accountable and hearing victims

    Platform | Brian Quattrocchi for District Judge

    Campaign website · Committee to elect Brian Quattrocchi for Judge · votequattrocchi.com

    “Victims deserve to be heard, and criminals deserve to be held accountable.”
  3. Supports law enforcement while demanding equal accountability

    Platform | Brian Quattrocchi for District Judge

    Campaign website · Committee to elect Brian Quattrocchi for Judge · votequattrocchi.com

    “Support law enforcement while demanding the same accountability of everyone”
  4. Pledges to protect children, seniors and vulnerable Kentuckians

    Platform | Brian Quattrocchi for District Judge

    Campaign website · Committee to elect Brian Quattrocchi for Judge · votequattrocchi.com

    “Protect children, seniors, and vulnerable Kentuckians”

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