Committee to Elect Nichelle A. Johnson

IN THIS ISSUE:

Nichelle A. Johnson Stands Alone and Fights For All

Brother Arthur Encourages Young People to Get Involved

Johnson & Obama's Supreme Court Nominee

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Welcome to the first edition of Johnson4Judge.

Over the course of the next few months prospective candidates for elective office will be busy preparing for the 2009 municipal elections. Next week Democrats will begin collecting signatures for the Democratic Primary and after that, actively campaigning for your vote. Our newsletter will keep you informed of activities and events involving candidate for City Court Judge, Nichelle A. Johnson.

Nichelle has been been quite busy filling requests from community groups and organizations who want to know more about her. Excitement is growing around Nichelle's legal experience and her ability to successfully juggle a flourishing career and a family; as well as still finding time to give back to the community.
Nichelle A. Johnson with husband Arthur and daughters.
The Committee is ready to face the challenges that lie ahead. That's why we're backing the most viable choice for Mount Vernon City Court Judge who did not get party support. Take a little time out of your own busy schedules to learn more about Nichelle A. Johnson; the candidate with the temperament, passion, commitment and experience to serve all of the people, all of the time.

Sincerely,

Committee to Elect Nichelle A. Johnson

Nichelle A. Johnson Stands Alone and Fights For All
Fundraiser, A Big Success
Johnson Gets Wonderful Show of Support

Exuding her ever present warmth and confidence, Nichelle A, Johnson welcomed guests assembled in the hall of the Friendship Worship Center and gave an inspiring summation of her legal experience and qualifications. She informed supporters that she is compelled to run for Mount Vernon City Court Judge because she has worked hard, excelled and has proven herself as a competent multi-faceted attorney. An attorney for the City of Mount Vernon, Nichelle has saved taxpayer millions of dollars and carries an exhaustive caseload.

In fact, because Nichelle so firmly believes that she can make a difference, she has put herself on the line. Not one to be easily scared off, Nichelle pledged to stay in the race because the people of Mount Vernon deserve qualifed representation. By the time she finished, supporters were excited at the prospect of Mount Vernon's City Court having a fresh new voice among its ranks.

The 2009 election season officially gets underway when candidates begin collecting signatures for the Democratic Primary to be held on Tuesday, September 15th. Beginning on Tuesday, June 9th and running until Thursday, July 16th, candidates will be canvassing neighborhoods to secure signatures from registered Democrats.

Nichelle A. Johnson has what is needed in a City Court Judge. Not only does she have the legal and personal experience necessary to serve, she has the integrity and judicial temperament, which is vital to properly serve in that capacity.

We need your help to put Nichelle in the City Court. Show your support by getting involved. Become a volunteer today.

Brother Arthur Encourages Young People to Get Involved
Get Experience By Volunteering

Young people knowing how government works is vital to making intelligent decisions on who will lead their communities. There is no better way of learning the process than by becoming actively involved.

Brother Arthur Muhammad knows first hand the issues facing young people in Mount Vernon. Besides working within the Mount Vernon High School, Brother Arthur and Nichelle have spent years counseling and mentoring community youth.

Brother Arthur is calling on young people interested in making a difference to volunteer their time and talents to the democratic process. Young people interested on working on Nichelle A. Johnson's campaign can contact Brother Arthur at BroArthur@Johnson4Judge.com.

Johnson & Obama's Supreme Court Nominee
Argued Before Sotomayor

Arguing a case on behalf of the City of Mount Vernon before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, Nichelle Johnson had no idea she would one day reflect on those moments as historically memorable. Nichelle will always remember presenting her strong defense to the panel on which Judge Sotomayor sat.

Sotomayor's background is not much different from that of Nichelle A. Johnson. She, too, was raised in the Bronx by a Puerto Rican mother. Johnson excelled in school and college. Driven to push herself, Nichelle graduated from Brooklyn Law School with honors in oral advocacy and received a number of awards and recognition for her debate skills. Never one to shy away from hard work, Nichelle brought her tireless passion to Mount Vernon where she quickly become the Law Department's busiest attorney. Not only does she have trial experience in local and district court, she is an attorney admitted to practice before the U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit.

Paid for by the Committee to Elect Nichelle A. Johnson for Judge