Candidates for State Supreme Court Justice
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- View profileMary YuPosition 1Nonpartisan · Current term 2023 to 2028
- View profileSal MungiaPosition 2Nonpartisan · Current term 2025 to 2030
- View profileRaquel Montoya-LewisPosition 3Nonpartisan · Current term 2021 to 2027
- View profileCharles JohnsonPosition 4Nonpartisan · Current term 2021 to 2027
- View profileBarbara MadsenPosition 5Nonpartisan · Current term 2023 to 2028
- View profileG. WhitenerPosition 6Nonpartisan · Current term 2023 to 2028
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Debra L. StephensPosition 7Nonpartisan · Current term 2021 to 2027 - View profile
Steve GonzalezPosition 8Nonpartisan · Current term 2025 to 2030 - View profile
Sheryl Gordon McCloudPosition 9Nonpartisan · Current term 2025 to 2030
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About State Supreme Court Justice
About this position
- Office level
- State
- Election frequency
- Every 6 years
- Affiliation
- Nonpartisan
- Positions
- 1 open seat
Election type
- Partisan election (party labels appear on ballots)
- Run-off election
How to run for State Supreme Court Justice
- Step 1
Meet eligibility requirements
Candidate must be licensed to practice law within the state of Washington. Mandatory retirement at age 75.
- Step 2
File for office
- Filing requirements
- Filing fee is 1% of the salary of the position. A candidate who lacks sufficient assets or income at the time of filing to pay the filing fee required by this section shall submit with his or her declaration of candidacy a filing fee petition. The petition shall contain not less than a number of signatures of registered voters equal to the number of dollars of the filing fee. The signatures shall be of voters registered to vote within the jurisdiction of the office for which the candidate is filing.
- Paperwork instructions
- Submit paperwork to the Secretary of State's office.
- Where to file
- 520 Union Ave SE, Olympia, Washington 98501
- Filing phone
- 360-902-4180
- Step 3
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