Thank you to everyone for supporting my campaign for Juvenile Court Judge!

I would like to express my sincere thanks to all voters, supporters, poll workers, friends, advisors, precinct campaign chairs, family members, Fairview Elementary School (those kids give me some of their endless energy every time I see them!), and everyone else who helped me run for the office of Juvenile Court Judge.  It has been a wonderful campaign.  I have met so many new friends.  I appreciate the opportunity of meeting the people of Anderson County ---- Democrats and Republicans and Independents. 

I would like to encourage everyone to take part in the upcoming General Election.  Your vote does make a difference. It is an honor and a privilege to be able to live in a democracy. Your vote counts! This is one of the times that we can seize true equality. Take advantage of your opportunity and cast your vote! 

Thank You,

Victoria Bowling

About Victoria

Victoria Bowling, a local Anderson County attorney and active community volunteer, sought the Anderson County Juvenile Court Judge's position. She was a candidate in the Democratic primary which took place on May 02, 2006. She finished a close second to 14 year incumbent Juvenile Court Judge Pat Hess. Thank you to all who voted!

Victoria’s Vision for Juvenile Justice:   Promoting a fair and effective court that operates cooperatively for the benefit of all it serves.   

Victoria's Philosophy:  Treat the citizen's of Anderson County with dignity and respect and apply the law consistently in the manner it was intended. 

Dr. Gene Caldwell Endorses Victoria Bowling for Juvenile Court Judge

“Victoria Bowling has the background, experience and passion for the work of Juvenile Court Judge.”

Dr. Gene Caldwell, Retired Pediatrician and Former State Representative - Clinton, TN

Victoria takes pride in her willingness to work with diverse agencies and authorities to tackle difficult challenges.  She is trained in family law mediation and alternative dispute resolution.  She was one of the original members of the Knoxville Bar Association Mediation Service (KBAMS), which opened its doors in 1992. Her ability to work well with others and find a common ground makes her uniquely qualified to be the next Anderson County Juvenile Judge.  "I am asking for the opportunity to serve the citizens of Anderson County by pursuing my vision of a fair and effective juvenile court that operates with a tone of cooperation for the benefit of all it serves", says Victoria. 

Hard work and Dedication make Victoria Bowling qualified.

Her Attitude toward kids and a tone of cooperation set Victoria apart.