What Washington Could Learn from Medina County

Click below to read Joyce's latest column in the Trading Post.

Compare Joyce to her Opponent

Click on the image below to enlarge it and see why you should elect Joyce V. Kimbler as your next Medina County Common Pleas Court Judge. 

1400: What Does it Mean?

Click below to read Joyce's latest column that ran in the Trading Post on Saturday, October 4, 2014:

The Difference Between Mayor's Court and Common Pleas Court

Joyce's opponent is citing his experience in running a mayor's court as reason to elect him as Judge of the Medina County Common Pleas Court. But are the two really comparable? Click below to see the differences between a mayor's court and the Medina County Common Pleas Court. After you do, we think you will agree that the two really have nothing in common except the word "court".

Joyce Kimbler for Judge Video Clip for Fall Campaign

Kimbler Campaign Distributes Literature this Weekend

The Joyce Kimbler for Judge Committee conducted literature "drops" in Seville, Westfield Center, Brunswick, and Wadsworth this weekend. Literature drops are when volunteers leave the literature at the house as opposed to knocking on doors and talking to residents if they are home. We are always looking for more volunteers to do these drops. It takes about five hours or so to cover a precinct with one person, and they can be done over a period of time. The Kimbler campaign provides the list, a map of the area, and campaign literature. If you are interested in helping Joyce out by doing your precinct, click here to fill our a form.

Friday Night Lights: Joyce at the Medina-Wadsworth Game on September 12, 2014

Joyce spent her birthday at various campaign events including the Medina-Wadsworth High School Football game. Joyce greeted the crowd, along with other candidates running this fall.