Thank You

I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all of those who supported me for 4th District Judge during the primary election and the general election and those who organized candidate forums.

It was incredibly humbling and important to acknowledge the endorsements of my fellow elected officials…the large number of acquaintances, present and former colleagues, and friends who offered their written endorsements and allowed me to use their names and words in political advertisements…those who opened their hearts and their wallets which allowed me to put together a competitive campaign…those who took time out from their busy schedules to write letters of support to the various newspapers…and finally the 54,169 people who voted for me.

I have many memories of those who encouraged me, supported me and voted for me. It’s difficult to put into words how much I appreciate all you/they did for me, so allow me to make it short and simple…Thank You!!!

 Rebecca Arnold is the most experienced 4th District Judicial candidate on the ballot.

It’s not just more than a quarter-century of practicing law that makes her the superior candidate….it’s her diversity of experience, including being formerly licensed as a certified public accountant. She has the most diversified record and education to provide the intelligent insight required of a district judge.

• 15 years in private practice, including six with one of the most prestigious law firms in Idaho…Givens Pursley LLP
• 11 years experience as a corporate attorney, including nine as Senior Counsel with Albertsons
• A Master of Business Administration; an undergraduate degree in Accounting
• The only judicial candidate with the education, perception and awareness necessary to understand complex business issues that so often need to be decided in a court of law
• More than a decade of public service, including nine years as an Ada County Highway District Commissioner
• 5 years as a volunteer lawyer for Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program/CASA, providing free legal services to court appointed special advocates/guardians ad litem in child protection cases
• A common sense approach to problem solving that will be invaluable to the judiciary

For the most qualified candidate on the ballot to fill the upcoming vacancy in the 4th Judicial District, vote Rebecca Arnold.