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Voters to decide state Supreme Court seats in 24 states next Tuesday

State Supreme Court races will be on ballots in half the country, with various contest types determining judges' futures.

Oct 31, 2026, 8:14 PM By the Genius Eye newsroom (Politics Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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According to The Hill, voters in 24 states will participate in elections for their state Supreme Court seats next Tuesday.

These races include partisan, nonpartisan, and retention contests, which will determine which candidates win seats or remain on the bench.

State Supreme Courts often have the final word on legal matters within their states, making these elections significant for judicial outcomes.

The variety of election types reflects differing state approaches to judicial selection, with some states emphasizing political affiliation and others focusing on retention votes.

Sources
  1. The Hill: 5 state Supreme Court races to watch on Tuesday
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