Search results
In 2022, Ohio voters in all counties will elect judges, including chief justice and two justices of the Supreme Court of Ohio, as well as judges for the Ohio Court of Appeals. Voters in most counties will elect judges of the county court of common pleas and some will elect county court judges. In all, nearly 170 judges will be elected in 2022.
- Elections
- Election Rules
- Notes
- Filing For Candidacy
- Qualifications of Candidates
- External Links
Primary election
In Ohio, primary elections serve to nominate a candidate of a political party for election to an office. The winners of each party's primary go on to face each other in the general election. Primaries are held "on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May of each year except in years in which a presidential primary election is held."
An individual seeking election to a judicial office that has two or more judges of the same court running for election, must designate the specific term of the office to which she/he is seeking. The individual must then list whether or not the office he/she is seeking is for a full term and when that term commences. Judges at all levels of the cour...
Supreme court justice
1. Candidate must be younger than 70 years of age; 2. Candidate must reside in Ohio; and 3. Candidate must be admitted to practice as an attorney in the Ohio and have practiced law in the state of Ohiofor at least six years or have served as a judge on a court anywhere in the United States.
Court of appeals judge
1. Candidate must be younger than 70 years of age; 2. Candidate must reside in the district to which the candidate wishes to be elected; and 3. Candidate must be admitted to practice as an attorney in the Ohio and have practiced law in the state of Ohiofor at least six years or have served as a judge on a court anywhere in the United States.
Court of common pleas judge
1. Candidate must be younger than 70 years of age; 2. Candidate must reside in the same county as the court to which the candidate wishes to be elected; and 3. Candidate must be admitted to practice as an attorney in the Ohio and have practiced law in the state of Ohiofor at least six years or have served as a judge on a court anywhere in the United States.
April 5 – Early voting for the May 3 primary election begins. May 3 – Primary election for congressional races, state executive offices, Ohio Supreme Court and local judicial and municipal candidates. Polls open 6:30 am to 7:30 pm. July 5 – Deadline to register to vote in the Aug. 2 special election.
Nov 11, 2022 · Overall, 228 candidates were on Tuesday’s midterm election ballot for 171 judicial seats. Ohio voters elected three justices to the Supreme Court of Ohio, 28 judges to the state court of appeals, 127 to county courts of common pleas, 12 to county courts, and one to a municipal court. A breakdown of new Ohio judges. Appellate Judges.
Ohio Supreme Court elections, 2022. Three seats on the Ohio Supreme Court were up for partisan election on November 8, 2022. A partisan primary was scheduled for May 3, 2022. Incumbents Pat Fischer (R) and Pat DeWine (R) won re-election, while Sharon L. Kennedy (R) defeated Jennifer L. Brunner (D) in the chief justice election.
The judges of the Ohio County Courts are each elected to six-year terms. The elections for this court are nonpartisan contested elections with partisan primaries. [11] To serve on this court, a judge must be a qualified elector, a county resident, be licensed to practice law in the state for at least one year preceding appointment or commencement of the judge's term, and have practiced law for ...
People also ask
How many judges will be elected in Ohio in 2022?
How many judges are there in Ohio?
What will the 2022 judicial elections bring to Ohio?
How are Ohio Supreme Court judges selected?
How many Supreme Court seats did Ohio have in 2022?
Who won the Ohio Supreme Court elections in 2022?
Oct 24, 2022 · Nov. 8 election: Columbus and central Ohio U.S. House races. Zayas became the first Latina on any of Ohio’s federal appellate courts when she was elected to the First District Court of Appeals ...
