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Vincent "Vinny" Lotti

Henry County State Court Judge - Seat 2

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Recent Experience

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2026 – 2030View Position
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About Henry County State Court Judge - Seat 2

Term length: 2026 – 2030

Nearby Officials

Kelley S. Powell

Henry County Probate Judge

Sabriya Hill

Henry County Superior Court Clerk

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Martin Jones

Henry County Chief Magistrate

Carlotta Harrell

Henry County Commission Chair

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David Brown

Henry County State Court Judge - Seat 3

Reginald B. Scandrett

Henry County Sheriff

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