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Indiana judicial elections, 2010

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The Indiana judicial elections of 2010 consisted of a Primary Election on May 4, 2010 and a General Election on November 2, 2010.

Overview

In Indiana, appellate court judges are appointed by the governor from a list of names submitted by a nominating committee. Circuit court judges and superior courts judges in most counties are elected through partisan elections.

Court of Appeals

RETENTION RESULTS: All candidates for the Indiana Court of Appeals were retained.[1]

There were five judges up for retention to the Indiana Court of Appeals.

Circuit Court

Court Candidates Details Results
3rd Circuit Court, Harrison County (D): Ronald W. Simpson (R): John T. Evans H. Lloyd Whitis left office. Ronald W. Simpson and John T. Evans competed in the general election.[3] John T. Evans won with 52% of the vote.[4]
6th Circuit Court, Scott County (D): Roger L. Duvall Roger L. Duvall was up for re-election. Roger L. Duvall[3][4]
7th Circuit Court, Dearborn/Ohio Counties (R): James D. Humphrey James D. Humphrey was up for re-election. James D. Humphrey[3][4]
9th Circuit Court, Bartholomew County (D): Stephen R. Heimann Stephen R. Heimann was up for re-election. Stephen R. Heimann[3][4]
10th Circuit Court, Monroe County, Seat 1 (D): E. Michael Hoff E. Michael Hoff was up for re-election. E. Michael Hoff[3]
10th Circuit Court, Monroe County, Seat 4 (D): Mary Ellen Diekhoff Mary Ellen Diekhoff was up for re-election. Mary Ellen Diekhoff[3]
10th Circuit Court, Monroe County, Seat 7 (D): Stephen R. Galvin Stephen R. Galvin was up for re-election. Stephen R. Galvin[3]
12th Circuit Court, Knox County (D): Sherry Biddinger Gregg Sherry Biddinger Gregg was up for re-election. Sherry Biddinger Gregg[3]
21st Circuit Court, Warren County (R): John A. Rader John A. Rader was up for re-election. John A. Rader[3]
22nd Circuit Court, Montgomery County (R): Harry A. Siamas Thomas K. Milligan left office. Harry A. Siamas[3]
25th Circuit Court, Randolph County (R): Jay L. Toney Jay L. Toney was up for re-election. Jay L. Toney[3]
27th Circuit Court, Wabash County (R): Robert R. McCallen III Robert R. McCallen III was up for re-election. Robert R. McCallen III[3]
31st Circuit Court, Lake County (D): Alex Dominguez and George C. Paras and (R): William I. Fine George C. Paras and William I. Fine competed in the general election.[5] George C. Paras won with 61.18% of the vote.[4]
33rd Circuit Court, Noble County (R): G. David Laur G. David Laur was up for re-election. G. David Laur[3]
34th Circuit Court, Elkhart County (R): Terry C. Shewmaker Terry C. Shewmaker was up for re-election. Terry C. Shewmaker[3]
42nd Circuit Court, Washington County (D): Robert L. Bennett (R): Larry W. Medlock Robert L. Bennett was up for re-election and ran against Larry W. Medlock in the general election.[3] Larry W. Medlock won with 55.4% of the vote.[4]
43rd Circuit Court, Vigo County (D): David R. Bolk David R. Bolk was up for re-election. David R. Bolk[3]
44th Circuit Court, Starke County (D): David P. Matsey (R): Kim Hall Kim Hall was up for re-election and competed with David P. Matsey in the general election.[3] Kim Hall won with 60% of the vote.[4]
46th Circuit Court, Delaware County (D): Marianne L. Vorhees Marianne L. Vorhees was up for re-election. Marianne L. Vorhees[3]
50th Circuit Court, Madison County (D): Kevin M. Eads (R): Rudolph Pyle III Rudolph Pyle III was up for re-election and ran against Kevin M. Eads in the general election.[3] Rudolph Pyle III won with 54% of the vote.[4]
53rd Circuit Court, Floyd County (D): J. Terrence Cody J. Terrence Cody was up for re-election. J. Terrence Cody[3]
60th Circuit Court, St. Joseph County (D): Michael G. Gotsch Michael G. Gotsch was up for re-election. Michael G. Gotsch[3]
61st Circuit Court, Fountain County (R): Susan Orr Henderson Susan Orr Henderson was up for re-election. Susan Orr Henderson[3]
64th Circuit Court, Putnam County (R): Matthew L. Headley Matthew L. Headley was up for re-election. Matthew L. Headley[3]
68th Circuit Court, Parke County (R): Samuel A. Swaim Samuel A. Swaim was up for re-election. Samuel A. Swaim[3]
73rd Circuit Court, Fayette County (D): Beth Ann Butsch (R): Daniel Lee Pflum Daniel Lee Pflum was up for re-election and will face Beth Ann Butsch in the general election.[3] Beth Ann Butsch won with 55.5% of the vote.[4]
75th Circuit Court, DeKalb County (D): Kirk D. Carpenter Kirk D. Carpenter was up for re-election. Kirk D. Carpenter[3]
77th Circuit Court, Crawford County (D): Kenneth L. Lopp Kenneth L. Lopp was up for re-election. Kenneth L. Lopp[3]
82nd Circuit Court, Whitley County (R): James R. Heuer James R. Heuer was up for re-election. James R. Heuer[3]
87th Circuit Court, Orange County (D): Larry R. Blanton Larry R. Blanton was up for re-election. Larry R. Blanton[3]
89th Circuit Court, Union County (R): Matthew R. Cox Matthew R. Cox was up for re-election. Matthew R. Cox[3]
90th Circuit Court, Martin County (D): David Lett (R): Lynne E. Ellis R. Joseph Howell left office. Lynne E. Ellis and David Lett competed in the primary.[3] Lynne E. Ellis won with 56.8% of the vote.[4]

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Superior Court

Court Candidates Details Results
Allen County Superior Court David J. Avery David J. Avery ran for re-election. David J. Avery[7][8]
Allen County Superior Court Nancy Eshcoff Boyer Nancy Eshcoff Boyer ran for re-election. Nancy Eshcoff Boyer[7][8]
Allen County Superior Court Charles F. Pratt Charles F. Pratt ran for re-election. Charles F. Pratt[7][8]
Allen County Superior Court Wendy W. Davis, Lewis Griffin, and Kenneth R. Scheibenberger Kenneth R. Scheibenberger ran for re-election. Wendy W. Davis won with 46.8% of the vote.[7][8]
Blackford County Superior Court (R): Nick Barry John W. Forcum left office. Nick Barry[7]
Cass County Superior Court, Number 1 (D): Thomas C. Perrone Thomas C. Perrone was up for re-election. Thomas C. Perrone[7][8]
Dubois County Superior Court (D): Michael A. Fritch (R): Mark R. McConnell Elaine B. Brown left office. Michael A. Fritch faced Mark R. McConnell in the general election.[7] Mark R. McConnell won with 64% of the vote.[8]
Gibson County Superior Court (D): Earl G. Penrod Earl G. Penrod was up for re-election. Earl G. Penrod[7]
Hamilton County Superior Court, Number 2 (R): Daniel J. Pfleging Daniel J. Pfleging was up for re-election. Daniel J. Pfleging[7]
Howard County Superior Court, Number 1 (R): William Menges Jr. William Menges Jr. was up for re-election. William Menges Jr.[7]
Jackson County Superior Court, Number 2 (D): Mark E. Risser (R): Bruce MacTavish Bruce MacTavish was up for re-election and will face Mark E. Risser in the general election.[7] Bruce MacTavish won with 61.3% of the vote.[8]
Madison County Superior Court, Number 1 (R): Dennis D. Carroll Dennis D. Carroll was up for re-election. Dennis D. Carroll[7]
Miami County Superior Court, Number 2 (R): Daniel C. Banina Daniel C. Banina was up for re-election. Daniel C. Banina[7]
Morgan County Superior Court, Number 2 (R): Christopher L. Burnham Christopher L. Burnham was up for re-election. Christopher L. Burnham[7]
Porter County Superior Court, Number 3 (D): Julia M. Jent Julia M. Jent was up for re-election. Julia M. Jent[7]
Scott County Superior Court (D): Raleigh Campbell Jr. and Marsha Owens Howser Nicholas L. South Jr. left office. Marsha Owens Howser[7]
St. Joseph Superior Court Roland W. Chamblee Roland W. Chamblee ran for retention Roland W. Chamblee was retained with 75% of the vote.[9]
Tippecanoe County Superior Court, Number 3 (R): Loretta H. Rush Loretta H. Rush was up for re-election. Loretta H. Rush[7]
Vigo County Superior Court, Number 1 (D): John T. Roach John T. Roach was up for re-election. John T. Roach[7]
Vigo County Superior Court, Number 4 (D): Christopher A. Newton Christopher A. Newton was up for re-election. Christopher A. Newton[7]
Washington County Superior Court (R): Frank Newkirk Jr. Frank Newkirk Jr. was up for re-election. Frank Newkirk Jr.[7]
Whitley County Superior Court (D): Greggory W. Hockemeyer (R): Douglas M. Fahl and David A. Heritier Greggory W. Hockemeyer and Douglas M. Fahl competed in the general election.[10] Douglas M. Fahl won with 64% of the vote.[8]

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Small Claims Court

Marion county

Court Candidates Details Results
Small Claims Court Center Township (D): Michelle S. Scott (R): Kevin Green[11] Michelle S. Scott was up for re-election. Michelle S. Scott won with 75.3% of the vote.[12]
Small Claims Court Decatur Township (D): Steve Terrell (R): William L. Fisher William L. Fisher was up for re-election. William L. Fisher won with 63.1% of the vote.[11][12]
Small Claims Court Franklin Township (D): Ronnie Huerta (R): John A. Kitley Jr. John A. Kitley Jr. was up for re-election. John A. Kitley Jr. won with 77.1% of the vote.[12][11]
Small Claims Court Lawrence Township (D): Judie Hawley Conley (R): James A. Joven James A. Joven was up for re-election. James A. Joven won with 50.2% of the vote.[12][11]
Small Claims Court Perry Township (D): Stuart T. Bench (R): Robert S. Spear Robert S. Spear was up for re-election. Robert S. Spear won with 65.5% of the vote.[12][11]
Small Claims Court Pike Township (D): A. Douglas Stephens (R): Clayton Graham A. Douglas Stephens was up for re-election. A. Douglas Stephens won with 65.2% of the vote.[12][11]
Small Claims Court Warren Township (D): Garland E. Graves (R): Amy Jones Ricardo Rivera left office. Garland E. Graves and Amy Jones competed in the general election.[11] Garland E. Graves won with 52% of the vote.[12]
Small Claims Court Washington Township (D): Mark D. Commons and Steven G. Poore (R): Jonathan P. Sturgill Steven G. Poore and Jonathan P. Sturgill competed in the general election.[13] Steven G. Poore won with 58.4% of the vote.[12]
Small Claims Court Wayne Township (D): P. Charles Gaddy and Maxine E. King (R): Danny Vaughn Maxine E. King ran for re-election against Danny Vaughn in the general election.[13] Danny Vaughn won with 50.01% of the vote.[12]

See also

External links

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Indiana Court of Appeals elections results
  2. ↑ Muncie Free Press, "Website Allows Voters To Learn About Appellate Judges On Retention Ballot," June 2, 2010
  3. ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 3.18 3.19 3.20 3.21 3.22 3.23 3.24 3.25 3.26 3.27 3.28 3.29 3.30 2010 Indiana Primary Election Results
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 Indiana Circuit Court election results
  5. ↑ Indiana Secretary of State, Circuit Court Election Results 5/4/10
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Indiana Secretary of State, May 2, 2010 Primary Election
  7. ↑ 7.00 7.01 7.02 7.03 7.04 7.05 7.06 7.07 7.08 7.09 7.10 7.11 7.12 7.13 7.14 7.15 7.16 7.17 7.18 7.19 2010 Indiana Primary Election Results
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 8.7 Indiana Superior Court election results
  9. ↑ St. Joseph Superior Court election results
  10. ↑ Indiana Secretary of State, Superior Court Results 5/4/10
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 11.6 Indiana Election Division, "Indiana Primary Election Results," May 4, 2010
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 12.6 12.7 12.8 Small Claims Court election results
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 Indiana Secretary of State, Small Claims Court Results 5/4/10
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Indiana courts

Federal courts:

Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals • U.S. District Court: Northern District of Indiana, Southern District of Indiana • U.S. Bankruptcy Court: Northern District of Indiana, Southern District of Indiana

State courts:

Indiana Supreme Court • Indiana Court of Appeals • Indiana Tax Court • Indiana Superior Courts • Indiana Circuit Courts • Indiana City Courts • Indiana County Courts • Indiana Municipal Courts • Indiana Small Claims Courts • St. Joseph County Probate Court • Indiana Town Courts

State resources:

Courts in Indiana • Indiana judicial elections • Judicial selection in Indiana

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