Save The Date: Vote Joe Kubit FOR JUDGE on Tuesday November 2nd
Welcome and Thank You!
I want to thank the voters of Butler County for honoring me with your vote for Judge of the Butler County Court of Common Pleas.
I am grateful as well, to the many volunteers who generously and selflessly gave countless hours supporting our campaign. Your efforts were inspiring and humbling.
Swearing in ceremony, Monday, January 3, 2022. Butler County Courthouse, 10:00 am.
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Dear Butler County Voters,
I am proud to have received both the Republican and Democratic nominations in the Primary Election and on November 2nd all Butler County voters will elect a new Common Pleas Court Judge.
Being a Judge is a matter of public trust. I believe that I am the candidate most qualified to serve the citizens of Butler County.
As your Judge, I pledge to:
- Adhere to the Constitution of the United States and that of the Commonwealth
- Treat everyone who appears before me with respect
- Apply the law fairly to everyone
With your vote, I will use my professional and personal experiences to serve the citizens of Butler County as their Judge.
I ask humbly for your vote on November 2, 2021.
(Please continue to the message below and visit my Meet Joe pages to learn more about my credentials, listen to radio spots and read letters to the editor and endorsements.)
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Dear Butler County Voters,
I have practiced law in Butler County for nearly 30 years. I am part of a respected Butler law firm, it is at this firm where I learned courtroom skills and how to practice law from skillful, highly respected, and ethical attorneys. And having served as a law clerk for the Pennsylvania Superior Court, I understand the importance of a Judge's role in 'getting it right' the first time.
I have been honored to have received the “AV-Preeminent” rating from Martindale-Hubbell (since 2012), evidencing that my peers have rated my legal ability and ethical standards to be at the very highest level. I also have a 10.0 AVVO rating. I am a hardworking lawyer and will be a hardworking judge.
In addition to my experience practicing law, I also recognize the value of knowing the community that one serves. I went to grade school at Holy Sepulcher and to high school at Knoch. I received my associate’s degree at BC3 and then went on to Pitt to finish my undergraduate degree and go to law school. I have deep roots in the community. I am honored to serve as the chairman of the Board of Trustees at BC3, my alma mater, and the Passavant Development Corporation, a non-profit organization that helps adults with special needs. I also serve on the board of Future Forward Churches, an organization that helps churches reach the next generation. My wife, Susan, our daughter Julie and I live in Cabot.
While legal knowledge and courtroom skills are important for a judicial candidate to possess, other traits are also important. Character, life experiences and temperament are also key components to a Judge’s ability to serve in this important role. Growing up, I was taught the value of honesty, hard work, commitment and community. I have applied these values to the way in which I do my job as an attorney. If elected, I will bring these values with me to the bench.
I ask humbly for your vote on May 18, 2021.
Sincerely,
Joe Kubit
