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- Posted July 16, 2012
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Ramsey campaign launches new web portal
The Kelly Ann Ramsey for Judge Campaign has launched a new web site to support the candidacy of Kelly Ann Ramsey for Wayne County Circuit Court. The new website address is www.KellyAnnRamseyforJudge.org.
Ramsey currently is a Referee in the Wayne County Circuit Court, the Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan. She is on the Aug. 7 primary ballot in Wayne County, running for an open seat for judge on the Third Judicial Circuit Court.
KellyAnnRamseyforJudge.org is designed to provide voters in Wayne County with information about the candidate and her qualifications. The new website also is designed to help recruit volunteers and others who are interested in supporting the candidate. Additional resources online include a blog on which the candidate will detail positions and perspectives, ranging from Ramsey's candidacy to how the Circuit Courts impact the future of Wayne County.
In her capacity as a Referee in the state's largest and busiest circuit court for 20 years, Ramsey has worked as a jurist serving abused, neglected, and delinquent children.
Prior to her service as a Referee, Ramsey served five years as a Wayne County Assistant Prosecutor. A lifelong resident of Wayne County, Ramsey is a graduate of Wayne State University School of Law and the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
Ramsey, 56, was admitted to the State Bar of Michigan in 1986.
Published: Mon, Jul 16, 2012
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