CINCINNATI, OHIO - APRIL 27, 2012 -The Cincinnati NAACP is pleased to announce that votes have been counted in the Hunter/Williams race for Juvenile Court Judge. The most important right we have as Americans is our vote.  Hunter is commended for her perseverance in not accepting an outcome without Hamilton County votes counted.  The Cincinnati NAACP strongly encourages the Board of Elections to meet with a delegation of leaders to discuss how we move forward in the November Presidential election.  "Hunter has made history by being the first African American to serve as Juvenile Court Judge in Hamilton County.  The Cincinnati NAACP is confident that Judge Hunter will be a fair judge on the bench. Judge Dlott has followed the laws of the United States of America in protecting the rights of Americans to cast legal votes.  The magnitude of this win will impact the entire State of Ohio on how we count provisional votes in the future," Christopher Smitherman, president of the Cincinnati NAACP, Bishop Dwight Wilkens, president of the AMOS project, Reverend Dock Foster, president of the Baptist Ministers Conference, Pastor Gregory Chandler, president of IMA said.