Incumbent

Earle E. Wise Jr.

Canton City Municipal Court Judge (Term Commencing 1/1)

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Recent Experience

Canton City Municipal Court Judge (Term Commencing 1/1)Incumbent
2025 – 2029View Position
Candidate for Canton City Municipal Court Judge (Term Commencing 1/1)Candidate
2025View Position
Ohio Appellate Court Judge - District 5 (Term Commencing 2/9)
2017 – 2023

District information

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About Canton City Municipal Court Judge (Term Commencing 1/1)

Term length: 2025 – 2029

Nearby Officials

Bill Smuckler

Canton City Council - At Large

Kim R. Perez

Canton City Treasurer

Jeremy Foltz

Canton City Municipal Court Judge (Term Commencing 1/2)

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William Sherer

Canton City Council President

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Jason Reese

Canton City Law Director

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Richard Mallonn

Canton City Auditor

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