Election could switch control of Michigan’s Supreme Court - mlive.com

The Michigan Hall of Justice, home of the state Supreme Court, in downtown Lansing, Mich., on Oct. 24, 2022.Ben Orner | MLive.com

The November election could flip the ideological majority on Michigan’s Supreme Court.

The election itself is nonpartisan, but the candidates are nominated by the Democratic and Republican parties. Justices nominated or appointed by the Democrats currently hold a 4-3 majority. There are two seats in contention.

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