Incumbent

Shanda M. Harry

Lake County Superior Court Judge (Harry Seat)

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Lake County Superior Court Judge (Harry Seat)Incumbent
2025 – 2030View Position
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About Lake County Superior Court Judge (Harry Seat)

Term length: 2025 – 2030

Nearby Officials

MC

Mark Cooper

Lake County Education Board - Area 2

Lena A. Gonzalez

California State Senate - District 33

TS

Thurston Smith

California State Assembly - District 33

SK

Susan Krones

Lake County District Attorney

Alexandra Macedo

California State Assembly - District 33

MK

Melissa Kinsel

Lake County Education Board - Area 1

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