Darrian Botts for District Judge

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Darrian Botts for District Judge

Darrian D. Botts is a candidate for District Court Judge of the 25th Judicial Circuit, serving Madison County and Clark County, Kentucky.

06/07/2026

✨ Quarterly Giving Announcement ✨

We are excited to announce that this quarter’s recipient of our collective donation is The HOOD (Home of Opportunities and Dreams) right here in Richmond, Kentucky!

The HOOD provides invaluable support, mentorship, and opportunities for local youth, helping them build confidence, develop skills, and pursue their dreams. We are honored to support an organization that is making such a meaningful difference in the lives of young people throughout our community.

A heartfelt thank you to every member of 100 Women of the 40475 Who Care who continues to show up, participate, and help grow our giving circle. Your generosity and commitment demonstrate the incredible impact that can happen when women come together with a shared purpose.

We also want to thank The HOOD (Home of Opportunities and Dreams) for the important work you do every day to support our youth and strengthen our community. We are grateful for the opportunity to partner with you in making a difference.

Together, we continue to prove that while one person can make an impact, a community working together can create something even greater. 💙

05/21/2026

I want to sincerely thank everyone who has called, texted, supported, and encouraged me throughout this campaign. Your trust and confidence truly means more than I can put into words.

I am honored to have the opportunity to continue this journey and to advance to the November 3rd General Election. It has already been one of the greatest privileges of my life to seek this role and connect with so many wonderful folks across Madison and Clark Counties.

There is still important work ahead, and I remain committed to serving our communities with fairness, integrity, and respect. I’m grateful for your continued support.

05/19/2026

Today I had the privilege of voting in the primary election. A moment that reminds me why this process matters so much. Voting is more than a right; it’s a responsibility we share to shape the future of our communities.

As both a candidate and a citizen, I’m grateful for the opportunity to participate in a system that depends on the voices of our people. Whether you’re voting for the first time or the fiftieth, your voice matters.

I’m especially proud to share this experience with my family. If you haven’t voted yet, there’s still time. Make your voice heard today. 🗳️ 🇺🇸

05/13/2026

A wonderful local candidate meet-and-greet was hosted by the Richmond Paddy Wagon. I am grateful to the Paddy Wagon for creating an opportunity to connect with community members, and I am humbled and energized every time I hear what matters most to our communities. We also spent an evening at Tasty Tuesdays at Irvine-McDowell Park. A great way to start the week!

05/10/2026

I appreciated the opportunity to attend the Greater St. James Gala in Clark County, as well as participate in the National Day of Prayer Event hosted by The Richmond Area Ministerial Association on the lawn of the Madison County Courthouse. I also had the pleasure of spending some time with members of the Madison County community at a recent meet and greet for local candidates.

I’m grateful to be part of communities that value connection and engagement, and I appreciate every opportunity to listen and learn from the people that I hope to serve.

05/02/2026

Today, I had the pleasure of attending the Bourbon & Bow Ties Brunch hosted by the Richmond Area Arts Council. Touring the beautiful Lynwood Estate and enjoying performances by talented local artists made for a wonderful start to the day.

Events like this showcase what makes our community special, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to support the arts.

Wishing everyone a safe and happy Derby Day! 🏇🌹

04/19/2026

Today was a wonderful reminder of the creativity and commitment to connection that make our communities so special. I started the day in Clark County at the 6th Annual Earth Day Celebration and Sustainable Fashion Show at Legacy Grove Park, where I was inspired by the designers’ innovative use of sustainable materials to bring their visions to life. It was a great event highlighting both environmental stewardship and local talent. Followed by a fantastic lunch at Tacos Luna y Mas.

In the evening, I had the privilege of attending the YMCA Achievers end-of-year banquet to celebrate the hard work and dedication of students from Madison County. This program holds a special place in my heart, and I am grateful to serve as a Law, Government & Policy Career Cluster Group Leader. These young people represent the very best of our future, and their drive and leadership are truly inspiring.

I’m thankful for opportunities like these to connect with our communities and support the next generation of leaders.

04/14/2026

I was honored to join the S.T.A.N.D. and S.O.U.L. Clubs of Madison Central High School today for the Ella Campbell Diversity Luncheon, celebrating the remarkable legacy of Ella Campbell. I want to thank Erika Parks and all the dedicated educators and community leaders who continue to inspire future generations through this important event, and for welcoming me as part of such a meaningful day. It was a privilege to speak with students about their academic and professional aspirations, share insights into the practice of law and public service, and discuss the vital role that District Courts play in our justice system.

04/13/2026

For the first time in 98 years, one school holds both the boys’ and girls’ Kentucky High School Basketball State Championship titles! What an incredible achievement for George Rogers Clark High School and a proud day for all of Clark County to celebrate these talented student-athletes and dedicated coaches with a Parade. Congratulations to the GRC boys and girls basketball teams on making history! Your hard work, skill, and teamwork continue to make WinCity shine bright!

04/02/2026

It was a pleasure to attend the 23rd Annual Empty Bowls event hosted by Berea College and the outstanding students of the CELTS program. Events like this remind us of the importance of service and community engagement in addressing real needs. The students of the CELTS program did an excellent job organizing this event to support the Berea Food Bank. I appreciated the opportunity to see their hard work and commitment to helping others in the Madison County community.

Address

P. O. Box 545
Richmond, KY
40476

Website

http://www.darrianbottsforjudge.com/

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