Michigan judicial elections, 2010

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The Michigan judicial elections of 2010 consisted of a Primary Election on August 3, 2010 and a General Election on November 2, 2010.


Supreme Court

Two judges ran for re-election, against three challengers.

Candidates Details Results
(R): Robert P. Young, Jr. (D): Denise Langford-Morris (Ind.): Bob Roddis Robert P. Young, Jr. was up for re-election. Young won, receiving 56.62% of the total votes for Supreme Court.
(R): Mary Beth Kelly (D): Alton Davis Alton Davis ran for the seat he was recently appointed to.[1][2] Kelly won with 61.8% of the total vote.

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Court of Appeals

District Candidates Results
1st District Cynthia Stephens Re-elected with 56.12% of votes.
1st District Kurtis T. Wilder Re-elected with 43.88% of votes.
2nd District Pat Donofrio Re-elected with 100% of the vote.
3rd District Joel P. Hoekstra Re-elected with 52.32% of the vote.
3rd District David H. Sawyer Re-elected with 47.68% of the vote.
3rd District Douglas Shapiro Re-elected to partial term with 100% of the vote.
4th District Donald S. Owens Re-elected with 51.90% of the vote.
4th District William C. Whitbeck Re-elected with 48.10% of the vote.

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Circuit Courts

Circuit Incumbents Challengers Details Results
2nd Circuit - 2 positions John Donahue and Charles LaSata Ran unopposed for re-election Charles LaSata won with 50.66% of the vote

John Donahue won with 49.34% of the vote[8]

3rd Circuit - 19 positions Margie Braxton, James Callahan, Eric Cholack, James Chylinski, Gershwin Drain, Patricia Fresard, David A. Groner, Cynthia Hathaway, Michael Hathaway, Muriel Hughes, Timothy Kenny, Kathleen Macdonald, Sheila Gibson Manning, Bruce Morrow, John Murphy, Lita Masini Popke, Mark Slavens, Jeanne Stempien and Brian Sullivan Wanda Evans All incumbents were re-elected: Braxton, Callahan, Cholack, Chylinski, Drain, Fresard, Groner, C. Hathaway, M. Hathaway, Hughes, Kenny, Macdonald, Manning, Morrow, Murphy, Popke, Slavens, Stempien, Sullivan[9]
3rd Circuit - 1 position Susan L. Hubbard, Gary Jones and John J. Sullivan Susan L. Hubbard and John J. Sullivan competed in the general election.[10] Susan L. Hubbard won with 53.23% of the vote.[11]
3rd Circuit - Term ending 1/1/2013 Linda V. Parker Ran unopposed for re-election Parker won without opposition.[12]
4th Circuit - 2 positions Susan E. Beebe and Chad Schmucker Ran unopposed for re-election Both candidates were re-elected: Chad Schmucker with 50.3% of the vote and Susan E. Beebe with 49.7% of the vote.[13]
6th Circuit Rae Lee Chabot, Cheryl Matthews, Colleen O'Brien, Daniel Patrick O'Brien and Joan Young Ran unopposed for re-election All candidates were re-elected: Colleen O'Brien with 21.12% of the vote, Matthews with 20.94% of the vote, Daniel O'Brien 20.45% of the vote, Young with 19.24% of the vote and Chabot with 18.26% of the vote[14]
7th Circuit - 3 positions Duncan M. Beagle, Joseph Farah and David Newblatt Ran unopposed for re-election All candidates were re-elected: Beagle with 36.49% of the vote, Newblatt with 32.10% of the vote and Farah with 31.41% of the vote.[15]
8th Circuit David Hoort Ran unopposed for re-election Hoort won without opposition.[16]
9th Circuit - 2 positions Stephen Gorsalitz and Alexander Lipsey Ran unopposed for re-election Both candidates were re-elected: Alexander Lipsey with 53.98% of the vote and Stephen Gorsalitz with 46.02% of the vote.[17]
10th Circuit Fred Borchard Ran unopposed for re-election Borchard won without opposition.[18]
10th Circuit James Borchard, Jim Howell and Paul Purcell James Borchard and Jim Howell competed in the general election.[19] James Borchard won with 55.66% of the vote.[20]
10th Circuit - Term ending 1/1/2013 Janet Boes Ran unopposed for re-election Boes won without opposition.[21]
13th Circuit Thomas Power Ran unopposed for re-election Power won without opposition.[22]
14th Circuit - 2 positions Timothy Hicks and William Marietti Ran unopposed for re-election Timothy Hicks and William Marietti won re-election with 51.59% and 48.41% of the vote, respectively.[23]
16th Circuit - 2 positions Richard Caretti and Mary Chrzanowski Ran unopposed for re-election Mary Chrzanowski and Richard Caretti won re-election with 51.93% and 48.07% of the vote, respectively.[24]
16th Circuit - 1 position Michael E. Servitto, Kathy Viviano Michael E. Servitto and Kathy Viviano competed in the general election. Kathy Viviano won with 59.16% of the vote.[25]
17th Circuit - 3 positions George Buth, Paul Denenfeld and James Robert Redford All candidates won re-election: George Buth with 34.85% of the vote, James Robert Redford with 33.73% of the vote and Paul Denenfeld with 31.42% of the vote.[26]
18th Circuit - 1 position Harry Gill, Darrin Nichols William Caprathe left office.[27] Harry Gill won with 63.92% of the vote.[28]
20th Circuit Edward R. Post Ran unopposed for re-election Post won without opposition.[29]
20th Circuit - 1 positition Kent D. Engle, Chris A. Houghtaling, David Rhem[30] Kent D. Engle and David Rhem competed in the general election.[31] Kent D. Engle won with 59.84% of the vote.[32]
21st Circuit Paul H. Chamberlain Ran unopposed for re-election Chamberlain won without opposition.[33]
22nd Circuit Archie Cameron Brown Ran unopposed for re-election Brown won without opposition.[34]
25th Circuit Thomas Solka Ran unopposed for re-election Solka won without opposition.[35]
29th Circuit Michelle Rick Ran unopposed for re-election Rick won without opposition.[36]
30th Circuit Joyce Draganchuk Ran unopposed for re-election Draganchuk won without opposition.[37]
30th Circuit - 1 position Clinton Canady, Gregory Crockett, Jim Jamo, Billie O'Berry Clinton Canady and Billie O'Berry competed in the general election.[38] Clinton Canady won with 56.72% of the vote.[39]
31st Circuit - 1 position Mona S. Armstrong, James T. Downey, Jr., Cynthia Lane[40] Mona S. Armstrong and Cynthia Lane competed in the general election.[41] Cynthia Lane won with 51.49% of the vote.[42]
34th Circuit Michael Baumgartner Ran unopposed for re-election Baumgartner won without opposition.[43]
37th Circuit - 2 positions Allen Garbrecht and Stephen B. Miller Ran unopposed for re-election Both candidates were re-elected: Miller with 50.64% of the vote and Garbrecht with 49.36% of the vote.[44]
38th Circuit Michael Weipert Ran unopposed for re-election Weipert won without opposition.[45]
40th Circuit Nick O. Holowka Ran unopposed for re-election Holowka won without opposition.[46]
41st Circuit Mary Brouillette Barglind Ran unopposed for re-election Barglind won without opposition.[47]
43rd Circuit Michael E. Dodge Ran unopposed for re-election Dodge won without opposition.[48]
44th Circuit David Reader Ran unopposed for re-election Reader won without opposition.[49]
44th Circuit - Term ending 1/1/2013 Michael P. Hatty Ran unopposed for re-election Hatty won without opposition.[50]
46th Circuit Janet Allen Ran unopposed for re-election Allen won without opposition.[51]
47th Circuit Stephen T. Davis Ran unopposed for re-election Davis won without opposition.[52]
48th Circuit Margaret Bakker, Paul W. Klein Margaret Bakker and Paul W. Klein competed in the general election. Margaret Bakker won with 59.81% of the vote.[53]
53rd Circuit Scott Lee Pavlich Ran unopposed for re-election Pavlich won without opposition.[54]

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District Courts

District Incumbents Challengers Details Results
1st District Jack Vitale Ran unopposed for re-election Vitale won without opposition.[56]
2A District - 1 position Anna Marie Anzalone, Gary R. Baldwin, Grace Garno, John Glaser, Stanley M. Sala, Laura J. Schaedler, Karen L. Tate[57] Laura J. Schaedler and John Glaser competed in the general election.[58] Laura J. Schaedler won with 54.24% of the vote.[59]
5th District - 2 positions Gary J. Bruce and Dennis M. Wiley Ran unopposed for re-election Both candidates won re-election: Bruce with 50.85% of the vote and Wiley with 49.15% of the vote.[60]
5th District, Term ending 1/1/2013 Sterling R. Schrock Ran unopposed for re-election Schrock won without opposition.[61]
7th District Robert T. Hentchel Ran unopposed for re-election Hentchel won without opposition.[62]
8th District - 3 positions Anne E. Blatchford, Carol A. Husum and Vincent C. Westra Ran unopposed for re-election All candidates won re-election: Blatchford with 33.94% of the vote, Westra with 33.65% of the vote and Husum with 32.41% of the vote.[63]
10th District Samuel I. Durham Ran unopposed for re-election Durham won without opposition.[64]
12th District Joseph Filip Ran unopposed for re-election Filip won without opposition.[65]
14A District Kirk Tabbey Ran unopposed for re-election Tabbey won without opposition.[66]
15th District Elizabeth Pollard Hines Ran unopposed for re-election Hines won without opposition.[67]
17th District Karen Khalil Ran unopposed for re-election Khalil won without opposition.[68]
19th District William Hultgren Ran unopposed for re-election Hutgren won without opposition.[69]
24th District Richard A. Page Ran unopposed for re-election Page won without opposition.[70]
25th District David J. Zelenak Ran unopposed for re-election Zelenak won without opposition.[71]
30th District Brigette R. Officer Ran unopposed for re-election Officer won without opposition.[72]
33rd District - 1 position Edward J. Nykiel Gene Ferguson, Jr., Jennifer C. Hesson and Gordon C. Mobley[73] Edward J. Nykiel and Jennifer C. Hesson competed in the general election.[74] Hesson won with 54.69% of the vote.[75]
34th District Brian A. Oakley Ran unopposed for re-election Oakley won without opposition.[76]
35th District Michael Gerou Ran unopposed for re-election Gerou won without opposition.[77]
36th District - 10 positions Lydia Adams, Deborah Geraldine Ford, Izetta Bright, Ruth Carter, Katherine Hansen, Paula Humphries, Leonia Lloyd, Miriam Martin-Clark, B. Pennie Millender, Cylenthia LaToye Miller Ella Bully-Cummings, Thomasine Jefferson, Bill McConico, Rohn H. Mitchell and Wendy M. Readous Elected candidates: Ford (10.36% of the vote)

Lloyd (8.45%)
Carter (8.05%)
Miller (8.01%)
Adams (7.98%)
Martin-Clark (7.66%)
Millender (7.32%)
Humphries (7.16%)
Bright (6.99%)
Hansen (6.83%)[78]

36th District - Term ending 1/1/2013 Noceeba Southern Running unoppposed for re-election Southern won without opposition.[79]
37th District Dawnn Gruenburg Ran unopposed for re-election Gruenburg won without opposition.[80]
37th District - Term ending 1/1/2013 Matthew P. Sabaugh Ran unopposed for re-election Sabaugh won without opposition.[81]
39th District - 1 position Catherine Steenland John S. McPhee Steenland won with 70.51% of the vote.[82]
41A District -1 position Stephen S. Sierawski Thomas J. Gagne Sierawski won with 73.92% of the vote.[83]
41B District - 1 position Sheila Miller Carrie Lynn Fuca Fuca won with 56.69% of the vote.[84]
42nd District William H. Hackel, III Ran unopposed for re-election Hackel won without opposition.[85]
43rd District Joseph Longo Ran unopposed for re-election Longo won without opposition.[86]
46th District - 1 position William Richards Debra Nance Richards won with 56.19% of the vote.[87]
47th District Marla Parker Ran unopposed for re-election Parker won without opposition.[88]
48th District - 1 position Marc Barron Gina U. Brand Barron won with 75.65% of the vote.[89]
50th District Preston G. Thomas Ran unopposed for re-election Thomas won without opposition.[90]
52nd District Michael Martone Kirsten N. Hartig and David A. Pietroski Michael Martone and Kirsten N. Hartig competed in the general election.[91] Hartig won with 50.89% of the vote.[92]
52nd District, 1st Division Dennis Powers Ran unopposed for re-election Powers won without opposition.[93]
52nd District, 2nd Division Kelley Kostin Ran unopposed for re-election Kostin won without opposition.[94]
52nd District Nancy Tolwin Carniak Ran unopposed for re-election Carniak won without opposition.[95]
53rd District Suzanne Geddis Ran unopposed for re-election Geddis won without opposition.[96]
54A District - 2 positions Louise Alderson and Amy Krause Ran unopposed for re-election Both candidates were re-elected: Krause with 55.90% of the vote and Alderson with 44.10% of the vote.[97]
54B District Richard D. Ball Ran unopposed for re-election Ball won without opposition.[98]
55th District - 1 position Donald L. Allen Randie Kay Black, Patrick J. Crowley and Paul T. Joseph Donald L. Allen and Paul T. Joseph competed in the general election.[99] Allen won with 63.01% of the vote.[100]
56A District Harvey J. Hoffman Ran unopposed for re-election Hoffman won without opposition.[101]
57th District - 1 position William Baillargeon Andrew J. Marks Baillargeon won with 58.61% of the vote.[102]
58th District Kenneth D. Post Ran unopposed for re-election Post won without opposition.[103]
59th District Peter Versluis Ran unopposed for re-election Versluis won without opposition.[104]
60th District - 1 position Andrew Wierengo Raymond J. Kostrzewa Wierengo won with 64.29% of the vote.[105]
61st District - 2 positions Michael Christensen and Donald Passenger Ran unopposed for re-election Both candidates won re-election: Christensen with 53.12% of the vote and Passenger with 46.88%.[106]
67th District - 1 position Michael J. Breczinski, Terina Carte, Mark W. Latchana, Kevin Rush, Gerald D. Snodgrass[107] Mark W. Latchana and Gerald D. Snodgrass competed in the general election.[108] Latchana won with 58.78% of the vote.[109]
68th District - 1 position Mary Catherine Dowd Damika L. Pace-Byrd Dowd won with 50.05% of the vote.[110]
70th District, First Division Randall Jurrens Ran unopposed for re-election Jurrens won without opposition.[111]
70th District, Second Division Christopher Boyd Ran unopposed for re-election Boyd won without opposition.[112]
72nd District Michael Hulewicz Ran unopposed for election Hulewicz won without opposition.[113]
74th District - 1 position Jennifer Barnes Stevens J. Jacobs, Mark Janer, Abel Torres, Eric Zimostrad[114] Jennifer Barnes and Mark Janer competed in the general election.[115] Janer won with 56.69% of the vote.[116]
74th District - 1 position Dawn A. Klida Ran unopposed for re-election Klida won without opposition.[117]
75th District Stephen Carras Ran unopposed for re-election Carras won without opposition.[118]
86th District - 1 position Barbara Budros, Kevin Elsenheimer, Melanie Stanton, Mike Stepka, Jennifer Tang-Anderson Kevin Elsenheimer and Mike Stepka competed in the general election.[119] Stepka won with 51.22% of the vote.[120]
96th District Dennis H. Girard Ran unopposed for re-election Girard won without opposition.[121]

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Probate Courts

Court Candidates Details Results
Arenac County - Term ending 1/1/2013 Richard Vollbach Vollbach won without opposition.[123]
Calhoun County Michael L. Jaconette, Nancy Mullett, George M. Strander Jaconette and Strander competed in the general election.[124] Michael L. Jaconette won with 50.09% of the vote.[125]
Eaton County - Term ending 1/1/2012 Thomas K. Byerley, Denise M. Cole, Sheila Kathleen McCoy, Allen Schlossberg, Ryan M. Wilson Byerley and Wilson competed in the general election.[126] Thomas K. Byerley won with 54.98% of the vote.[127]
Genesee County - Term ending 1/1/2013 F. Kay Behm Ran unopposed for re-election Behm won without opposition.[128]
Houghton County - Term ending 1/1/2013 Fraser T. Strome Ran unopposed for re-election Strome won without opposition.[129]
Kalamazoo County Donald R. Halstead Ran unopposed for re-election Halstead won without opposition.[130]
Kent County Nanaruth H. Carpenter Ran unopposed for re-election Carpenter won without opposition.[131]
Leelanau County - Term ending 1/1/2013 Marian F. Kromkowski, Larry J. Nelson, Joseph T. Hubbell, Michael J. Long and Sara W. Brubaker[132] Kromkowski and Nelson competed in the general election.[133] Larry J. Nelson won with 51.4% of the vote.[134]
Lenawee County - Term ending 1/1/2013 Gregg P. Iddings Ran unopposed for re-election Iddings won without opposition.[135]
Muskegon County Neil G. Mullally Ran unopposed for re-election Mullally won without opposition.[136]
Oakland County Elizabeth M. Pezzetti Ran unopposed for re-election Pezzetti won without opposition.[137]
Oakland County J. Martin Brennan, Dana M. Hathaway, Barbara B. Murphy, Kathleen Ryan, Jamie Marie Verdi -- For more information about the candidates, read this article. Hathaway and Ryan competed in the general election.[138] Kathleen Ryan won with 52.79% of the vote.[139]
Ontonagon County - Term ending 1/1/2013 Janis M. Burgess and James R. Jessup Janis M. Burgess won with 73.78% of the vote.[140]
Wayne County - 2 positions Cathie B. Maher and Milton L. Mack, Jr. Both candidates won re-election: Maher with 53% of the vote and Mack with 47%.[141]
Alger/Schoolcraft County, 5th Probate District - Term ending 1/1/2013 Dan Beaton, Kirt L. Harmon, Charles C. Nebel Beaton and Nebel competed in the general election. [142] Charles C. Nebel won with 51.92% of the vote. [143]
18th District - Term ending 1/1/2013 Marco S. Menezes Menezes won without opposition.[144]

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See also

External links

Footnotes

  1. ↑ The Detroit News, "GOP picks Wayne judge to reclaim Supreme Court seat," August 28, 2010
  2. ↑ Michigan Liberal, "Convention Weekend," August 29, 2010
  3. ↑ MI Department of State, "2010 Official Michigan General Candidate Listing Scroll down to "Justice of the Supreme Court..."
  4. ↑ Michigan Unofficial General Election Results: Supreme Court
  5. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Official Supreme Court results, November 2010"
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 2010 candidates
  7. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Judge of the Court of Appeals official results
  8. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 2nd Circuit Court
  9. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 3rd Circuit Court
  10. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Results, 3rd Circuit Judge
  11. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 3rd Circuit Court
  12. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 3rd Circuit Court (position 2)
  13. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 4th Circuit Court
  14. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 6th Circuit Court
  15. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 7th Circuit Court
  16. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 8th Circuit Court
  17. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 7th Circuit Court
  18. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 10th Circuit Court incumbent
  19. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 10th Circuit Judge
  20. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 10th Circuit Court non-incumbent
  21. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 10th Circuit Court partial term
  22. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 13th Circuit Court
  23. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 14th Circuit Court
  24. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 16th Circuit incumbents
  25. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 16th Circuit non-incumbent
  26. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 17th Circuit Court
  27. ↑ The Bay City Times "Bay County Criminal Defense director Janer announces candidacy for district judge post," February 23, 2010
  28. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 18th Circuit Court
  29. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 20th Circuit incumbent
  30. ↑ Grand Haven Tribune "Assistant prosecutor running for county judge," January 18, 2010
  31. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 20th Circuit Judges
  32. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 20th Circuit non-incumbent
  33. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 21st Circuit Court
  34. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 22nd Circuit Court
  35. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 25th Circuit Court
  36. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 29th Circuit Court
  37. ↑ Michigan 201 Unofficial General Election Results: 30th Circuit incumbent
  38. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 30th Circuit Judge
  39. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 30th Circuit non-incumbent
  40. ↑ The Times Herald "Judge race heats up for 2," January 17, 2010
  41. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 31st Circuit Judge
  42. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 31st Circuit Court
  43. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 34th Circuit Court
  44. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 37th Circuit Court
  45. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 38th Circuit Court
  46. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 40th Circuit Court
  47. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 41st Circuit Court
  48. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 43rd Circuit Court
  49. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 44th Circuit incumbent
  50. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 44th Circuit partial term
  51. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 46th Circuit Court
  52. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 47th Circuit Court
  53. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 48th Circuit Court
  54. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 53rd Circuit Court
  55. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Circuit Court Official Election results
  56. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 1st District
  57. ↑ Daily Telegram "Garno joins crowded race for district judge," April 22, 2010
  58. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 2A District Judge
  59. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 2A District
  60. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 5th District
  61. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 5th District partial term
  62. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 7th District
  63. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 8th District
  64. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 10th District
  65. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 12th District
  66. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 14A District
  67. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 15th District
  68. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 17th District
  69. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 19th District
  70. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 24th District
  71. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 25th District
  72. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 30th District
  73. ↑ To learn more about the candidates, read The News Herald, "WOODHAVEN: Primary will narrow judge contenders from four to two," July 28, 2010
  74. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 33rd District Judges
  75. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 33rd District
  76. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 34th District
  77. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 35th District
  78. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 36th District
  79. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 36th District partial term
  80. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 37th District
  81. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 37th District partial term
  82. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 39th District
  83. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 41A District
  84. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 41B District
  85. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 42nd District
  86. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 43rd District
  87. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 46th District
  88. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 47th District
  89. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 48th District
  90. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 50th District
  91. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 52nd District
  92. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 52nd District, 4th Division
  93. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 52nd District, 1st Division
  94. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 52nd District, 2nd Division
  95. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 3rd Division
  96. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 53rd District
  97. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 54A District
  98. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 54B District
  99. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 55th District Judge
  100. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 55th District
  101. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 56A District
  102. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 57th District
  103. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 58th District
  104. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 59th District
  105. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 60th District
  106. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 61st District
  107. ↑ The Flint Journal "Children's welfare advocate declares candidacy for judgeship," April 18, 2010
  108. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 67th District
  109. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 67th District
  110. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 68th District
  111. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 70th District, 1st Division
  112. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 70th District
  113. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 72nd District
  114. ↑ The Bay City Times "Bay City's Jennifer Barnes' judge appointment sparks debate in Bay County legal community," May 2, 2010
  115. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 74th District Judge
  116. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 74th District
  117. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 74th District partial term
  118. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 75th District
  119. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 86th District Judge
  120. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 86th District
  121. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 96th District
  122. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Judge of the District Court official results
  123. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: Arenac County Probate
  124. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, Calhoun Judge of the Probate Court
  125. ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, Calhoun Probate Judge, Unofficial Results
  126. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, Eaton Judge of the Probate Court
  127. ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, Eaton County Judge, Unofficial Results
  128. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: Genesee County Probate
  129. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: Houghton County Probate
  130. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: Kalamazoo County Probate
  131. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: Kent County Probate
  132. ↑ Traverse City Record-Eagle, "Leelanau County voters will replace judge," April 29, 2010
  133. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, Leelanau Judge of the Probate Court
  134. ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, Leelenau County Judge, Unofficial Results
  135. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: Lenawe County Probate
  136. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: Muskegon County Probate
  137. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: Oakland County Probate incumbent
  138. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, Oakland Judge of the Probate Court
  139. ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, Oakland County Judge, Unofficial Results
  140. ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, Ontonagon County Judge, Unofficial Results
  141. ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, Wayne County Judge, Unofficial Results
  142. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Unofficial Primary Election Results, 5th District Judge
  143. ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, 5th District Judge of the Probate District, Unofficial Results
  144. ↑ Michigan 2010 Unofficial General Election Results: 18th District Probate
  145. ↑ Michigan Department of State, Probate Court official election results
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