Attorney (labor and employment law)

Temika Hampton-Johnson is an attorney who was previously an assistant public defender, a probation and parole officer and a military police officer³⁴. She holds a J.D. from Florida A&M University College of Law and an MBA and BBA from Stetson University³⁴. She advanced from the August primary to the November general election for Ninth Circuit Judge, Group 1, against Charles Hart; incumbent Judge Mikaela Nix was eliminated in the primary¹.

• Assistant Public Defender; probation and parole officer; military police officer³⁴
• Executive Director and General Counsel, Orange Education Support Professionals Association (7 years); Staff Attorney, Orange County Classroom Teachers Association (3 years); General Attorney, Social Security Administration Office of General Counsel³
• Admitted in Florida, the District of Columbia, the U.S. Supreme Court and federal district courts for the Middle and Northern Districts of Florida; over a decade of legal experience per her campaign³
• Co-Chair, City of Orlando Civil Service Board; board member, The LGBT+ Center Orlando; pro bono legal aid volunteer since 2013²
• Not currently a judge. She qualified for Ninth Circuit Judge, Group 1, and advanced to the Nov. 3, 2026 general election¹.