Welcome

Judge Paige Reese

Whitaker

An Experienced and Fair Judge

Judge Paige Reese Whitaker has dedicated her career to ensuring the scales of justice remain balanced for every citizen in Fulton County. A Duke University School of Law graduate and former Deputy District Attorney, she brings deep expertise from her time leading the state’s largest Appeals Division and serving as a Senior Assistant Attorney General.

By presiding over complex, high-profile cases with unwavering impartiality, she proves that the rule of law applies equally to everyone. Her leadership as President-Elect of the Council of Superior Court Judges and her work with the Georgia Commission on Family Violence foster a courtroom where transparency and fairness are the standard. Ultimately, Judge Whitaker’s commitment to integrity—backed by a broad coalition of legal and community leaders—is the cornerstone of her mission to deliver justice for all.

Experience Matters

Judge Paige Reese Whitaker has earned the trust of Fulton County by presiding over its most complex and high-profile cases with integrity and steady leadership. A seasoned former prosecutor and as President-Elect of the Council of Superior Court Judges, she brings unmatched legal expertise and fairness to the bench. Following her commanding 2022 re-election victory, Judge Whitaker remains dedicated to ensuring efficient, impartial justice for every citizen.

Experience matters. Please cast your vote to keep Judge Paige Reese Whitaker on the Fulton Superior Court bench—proven leadership our community can count on.
 

Defense Attorney Brian Steele:

Voting Information

Early voting is from April 20 through May 15th.

Check the Fulton County Board of Elections for when and where to vote early.

Use your Vote!

Check your Registration

Make sure your status is active and your address is current by visiting the Georgia My Voter Page (MVP). The deadline to register for the May 19th Primary is April 20, 2026.

Decide When to Vote

* Early Voting: Avoid the crowds by voting in person between April 27 and May 15.

Bring Your ID

Ensure you have a valid photo ID, such as a Georgia driver’s license, state ID, or U.S. passport

Check Your Ballot

Take a look at a sample ballot ahead of time so you can research the judicial candidates and feel confident in your choices.

Scroll to Top