Judicial candidate filing closes on Friday. As of this post, only 5 of the 58 seats on the Eighth Judicial District Court bench are contested and no one is challenging for the Supreme Court seats. Will more challengers show up or will the majority of judges be retained without contest? For all things candidate filing in Clark County go here. The …
Continue ReadingLike we did in 2024, we’re going to try and keep judicial election related stories in separate posts so that the comments are focused and easier to find later for anyone doing research regarding the judicial elections.
Continue ReadingFiling for 2026 judicial candidates opens today and runs until 5 p.m. on January 16, 2026. Time to put up or shut up. This post is meant to be dedicated to all things related to who is running, questions regarding the process, etc. For all things candidate filing in Clark County go here. The Judicial Candidate filing guide is here. …
Continue ReadingThe results of the RJ’s 2025 Judicial Performance Evaluation have been published! 790 attorneys weighed in anonymously, and judging from the comments, some of our loyal readers were among those. Here’s your post for discussing the results, the strongly worded comments, and what you think about retaining judges in next year’s judicial election. Did those who were surveyed get it …
Continue ReadingNext year is a judicial election year and every seat on the bench in Eighth Judicial District Court (plus two seats on the Supreme Court and several in various justice courts and the municipalities) will be up for election. Candidate filing is from January 5-16, 2026. You can get the 2026 Judicial Candidate Filing Guide for Clark County here. Considering …
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