Judicial elections, 2014

Forty states held judicial elections in 2014. Judgepedia's extensive coverage for each state can be found at the links below.

Supreme court races

In more than two-thirds of the country, voters had the opportunity to select members of the state supreme courts in 2014. The most anticipated high court races occurred in Michigan, Montana, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee and Texas.

See also:

• State supreme court elections, 2014
• 2014 supreme court campaign spending
• 2014 supreme court election results: Democratic gain in North Carolina, incumbents dominate nationally

Election Brief

The JP Election Brief was a weekly news article examining notable news and events in judicial elections throughout 2014. A sample of Election Brief articles is available below.

• 2014 retention report, Nov 13, 2014
• Top judicial races for election day, Oct 30, 2014
• Partisan elections in the top courts, Sep 25, 2014
• Big money in supreme court elections; local race decided by coin toss, Jul 17, 2014
• More...

2014 state election pages

See also

• Judicial elections on Judgepedia

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