Michigan: Michigan Supreme Court Justice

2026 General Election · November 3, 2026

Two seats on the Michigan Supreme Court, the state's highest court. Candidates are nominated at party conventions but appear on the ballot without party labels. Vote for up to two. It is a 8-year term.

This race is on every Michigan ballot.

Election Quick Facts

October 19, 2026Online and mail registration deadline (in-person registration through Election Day)
Oct 24 – November 1, 2026Early voting (at least these nine days)
October 30, 2026Last day to request an absentee ballot online or by mail (received)
November 3, 2026Election Day (polls open 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.)

Source: Michigan Department of State

2026 Candidates

6 certified for the general election

Candidate list from the Wayne County Clerk official candidate list. Write-in candidates are not shown.

Compare the Candidates

Where each candidate stands on the key issues facing Michigan. A position appears only after we verify it from the candidate's own statements, votes or official record, with a link to the source.

Issue positions for Michigan candidates have not been researched yet. Candidates can send us their information using the For Candidates form.

IssueMegan Cavanagh NNoah Hood NThomas W. Howe NCasandra Morse-Bills NMichael Warren NJody White N

Ads in This Race

Paid ads from each campaign's official account, as listed in public ad libraries. Listing an ad is not a finding about its accuracy; see how ads are labeled.

Megan Cavanagh NNo campaign-account ads listed yet
Noah Hood NNo campaign-account ads listed yet
Thomas W. Howe NNo campaign-account ads listed yet
Casandra Morse-Bills NNo campaign-account ads listed yet
Michael Warren NNo campaign-account ads listed yet
Jody White NNo campaign-account ads listed yet