Judicial Election Decides the Future: Janice Chen Urges Citizen Participation

The future of Brooklyn’s local judiciary is in the hands of its voters! Early voting for the Kings County Civil Court election begins June 14 and continues through June 22, with Election Day on Tuesday, June 24, 2025. This election offers a chance to shape how civil disputes are handled across the borough, influencing everything from landlord-tenant issues to consumer rights cases. Among the candidates is attorney Janice Chen, who is actively encouraging residents to make their voices heard in this crucial race. As highlighted in a press release shared via NYC Newswire, Chen is committed to fostering a more equitable and accessible legal system for all Brooklynites. “Fairness and equity must be more than ideals — they must be practiced in every courtroom,” Chen emphasized. “Now more than ever, we need judges who connect with the people they serve and understand the barriers so many face in accessing justice.” Chen’s platform is rooted in community-centered justice, reflecting her extensive work advocating for working-class New Yorkers. Her legal background includes a focus on housing rights, family law, and ensuring equitable access to legal representation. She believes that the judiciary should accurately represent and address the diverse needs of the communities it serves. While judicial elections often receive less attention than higher-profile races, their impact on the community is significant. These elections determine who will be responsible for resolving everyday legal disputes that affect the lives of Brooklyn residents. Chen is urging Brooklynites to participate in early voting and ensure that their voices influence the future of the borough’s legal system. Don’t miss this opportunity to make a difference! To learn more about Janice Chen’s platform and her commitment to justice, visit her campaign website. Important dates to remember: Register to Vote (Deadline June 14, 2025) – Early Voting June 14-22 – Primary Election Day June 24, 2025. News shared via NYC Newswire.