LOUISVILLE, Ky. — There’s a new grassroot political organization looking to provide voters the information they need to elect judges who will hold criminals accountable.

It’s called Louisville Judges Watch .

“For years, there’s been growing conversations expressing concerns around public safety and what we all can do as a community to improve public safety,” said Iris Wilbur Glick, the spokesperson for Louisville Judges Watch.

The formation of the organization came about after Louisville Metro Police said a man with a prior criminal history kidnapped a mother and her two children before robbing a bank last in Aug.

Glick said that, based on conversations she’s had with voters, they find it hard to find reliable information on those seeking a seat on the bench.

Right now, she’s focuse

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