And if you want to support the bail bond industry and maintain the status quo, attack me -- not Norris Henderson, a man who came out of prison and has done nothing but try to improve the country that unconstitutionally incarcerated him.

The people of New Orleans are just the best people. We deserve a better justice system.

Rev. Richard Bell from A Community Voice flat out explained why I'm running: "We are tired of giving bail bondsman our money." You want volunteer Monday or Tuesday: Visit us here stevesingerforjudge.com

We don't have: *Dark money funneled into Willie Horton ads. *Contributions from the industries we regulated. *Cash from bail bondsmen. *Family legacies and name recognition. What we have: The soul of a city rising up.

Today’s #ElectionDay

The hopeful thing to remember about today is that, no matter what happens, organizing with other people to build relationships, power, and mutual aid networks will be the most vital thing we can do no matter what.

Every day is a reminder that 'progress never rolls in on wheels of inevitability; requires "tireless efforts' without hard work, time 'becomes an ally of the forces of stagnation.' Time sitting in cage, waiting to be free. #EndMoneyBail

Power is back on. Time to seize it. Get out and vote #100SingerforMagistrate

From here until eternity -- whenever you see EndymionBall in New Orleans, know that what it really says is #EndMoneyBail

People having fun. Making their voices heard.

Love the people of New Orleans, honking for justice, beeping for support, stopping to film us, and joining in to #EndMoneyBail.

We are incredibly appreciative of each and every volunteer, each person who waived, and shouted, who shared their stories and gave their testimony. Some of it here: stevesingerforjudge.com/impact-of-mone… We are making one last push to the polls. One last call for a better justice system.

I'm proud of the race we ran -- on what matters for people who come into Magistrate Court. I hope that this is the beginning of the effort to #EndMoneyBail in New Orleans. I am inspired by everyone who volunteered, voted, & offered support. My deepest thanks. More to come!

Having practiced in front of JudgeLandrum, having seen her as prosecutor, I can say -- without hesitation -- if you care about justice, if you care about dignity, the most important vote you can make is for Jason Williams, Jason Williams