Working Families Across Madison County Are Choosing
Marc Parker for Circuit Court Judge
Madison County's next judge should be chosen by voters, not hand-picked by politicians. That's why voters are choosing Marc Parker for Circuit Judge.
About Marc Parker
A Judge Who Answers to the Law
Marc Parker has spent more than 35 years in the law, clerking at the Illinois Supreme Court, prosecuting cases in Madison and St. Clair Counties, and serving as a Commissioner on the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission, where he was confirmed unanimously, with support from both parties.
He's spent his career standing up for working people and earning trust across party lines. A lifelong Madison County resident, he's also spent 45 years as a basketball official — including state championship games — where the job is the same as it is on the bench: know the rules, apply them fairly, and call it straight no matter who's playing.
Fair. Impartial. Independent.
That's the judge Madison County deserves.
Why This Seat Matters
Circuit judges make decisions that touch everyday life in Madison County — family disputes, small business cases, injury claims, criminal trials. When you stand in front of a judge, you deserve to know their only loyalty is to the law.
On November 3, Madison County voters will decide who holds this seat: a judge installed by politics, or a judge chosen by voters.
Make Your Plan to Vote
Key Dates & Deadlines
- Early voting begins; vote-by-mail ballots are mailed
- Last Day to Early Vote
- Election Day