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Minnesota judicial elections, 2010

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The Minnesota judicial elections of 2010 consisted of a Primary Election on August 10, 2010 and a General Election on November 2, 2010.[1]

Supreme Court

See also: Minnesota Supreme Court elections
District Candidates Details Results
Minnesota Supreme Court Helen Meyer and Greg Wersal Helen Meyer ran for re-election. Helen Meyer won with 58% of the vote.
Minnesota Supreme Court Alan Page and Tim Tingelstad Alan Page ran for re-election. Alan Page won with 63.3% of the vote.
Minnesota Supreme Court Christopher Dietzen Christopher Dietzen ran for election to the seat he was appointed to. Christopher Dietzen

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Court of Appeals

Out of the ten seats up for election on the Minnesota Court of Appeals, only two were contested.

District Candidates Details Results
Minnesota Court of Appeals Randolph Peterson and Roxann Klugman Randolph Peterson ran for re-election. Randolph Peterson won with 56.6% of the vote.
Minnesota Court of Appeals Lawrence Stauber and Dan Griffith Lawrence Stauber ran for re-election. Lawrence Stauber won with 51.7% of the vote.

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These judges ran unopposed for re-election:

District courts

Race Candidates Details Results
District 1, Seat 3 Thomas B. Poch Poch ran for re-election. Thomas B. Poch
District 1, Seat 4 M. Michael Baxter Baxter ran for re-election. M. Michael Baxter
District 1, Seat 7 Timothy J. McManus McManus ran for re-election. Timothy J. McManus
District 1, Seat 8 Stephen Allan Baker, Timothy L. Blakely, Larry Clark Timothy L. Blakely and Larry Clark competed in the general election.[5] Larry Clark won with 56.4% of the vote.
District 1, Seat 9 Martha M. Simonett Simonett ran for re-election. Martha M. Simonett
District 1, Seat 11 Rex D. Stacey Stacey ran for re-election. Rex D. Stacey
District 1, Seat 12 Philip T. Kanning Kanning ran for re-election. Philip T. Kanning
District 1, Seat 23 Richard G. Spicer Spicer ran for re-election. Richard G. Spicer
District 1, Seat 24 Patrice K. Sutherland Sutherland ran for re-election. Patrice K. Sutherland
District 1, Seat 25 Caroline H. Lennon Lennon ran for re-election. Caroline H. Lennon
District 1, Seat 33 Kevin F. Mark Mark ran for re-election. Kevin F. Mark
District 1, Seat 34 Janet L. Cain Cain ran for re-election. Janet L. Cain
District 1, Seat 35 Jerome B. Abrams Abrams ran for re-election. Jerome B. Abrams
District 1, Seat 36 Tim D. Wermager Wermager ran for re-election. Tim D. Wermager
District 2, Seat 1 Edward J. Cleary Cleary ran for re-election. Edward J. Cleary
District 2, Seat 3 George T. Stephenson Stephenson ran for re-election. George T. Stephenson
District 2, Seat 4 Rosanne Nathanson Nathanson ran for re-election. Rosanne Nathanson
District 2, Seat 8 Steven D. Wheeler Wheeler ran for re-election. Steven D. Wheeler
District 2, Seat 9 Paulette K. Flynn Flynn ran for re-election. Paulette K. Flynn
District 2, Seat 10 Kathleen Gearin Gearin ran for re-election. Kathleen Gearin
District 2, Seat 13 Marybeth Dorn Dorn ran for re-election. Marybeth Dorn
District 2, Seat 16 Gloria E. Bogen, John G. Dillon, Greg M. Gaffaney, Mark Ireland, Stephen C. Kelly, Ed Matthews, Trevor Stewart Oliver, Tom Plunkett, Matthew Lawson Thornton Gloria E. Bogen and Mark Ireland competed in the general election. Mark Ireland won with 52.8% of the vote.
District 2, Seat 18 David C. Higgs Higgs ran for re-election. David C. Higgs
District 2, Seat 20 Salvador M. Rosas Rosas ran for re-election. Salvador M. Rosas
District 2, Seat 23 Joanne M. Smith Smith ran for re-election. Joanne M. Smith
District 2, Seat 25 Judith M. Tilsen Tilsen ran for re-election. Judith M. Tilsen
District 2, Seat 26 John H. Guthmann Guthmann ran for re-election. John H. Guthmann
District 2, Seat 27 Connie S. Iversen, William H. Leary III Leary ran for re-election. William H. Leary III won with 50.85% of the vote.
District 3, Seat 3 Steven Schwab Schwab ran for re-election. Steven Schwab
District 3, Seat 5 John A. Chesterman Chesterman ran for re-election. John A. Chesterman
District 3, Seat 6 Casey J. Christian Christian ran for re-election. Casey J. Christian
District 3, Seat 11 Nancy Bostrack Bostrack ran for re-election. Nancy Bostrack
District 3, Seat 17 Terrence M. Walters Walters ran for re-election. Terrence M. Walters
District 3, Seat 22 Thomas Neuville Neuville ran for re-election. Thomas Neuville
District 3, Seat 23 Joseph A. Bueltel Bueltel ran for re-election. Joseph A. Bueltel
District 4, Seat 3 Thomas M. Sipkins Sipkins ran for re-election. Thomas M. Sipkins
District 4, Seat 7 Tamara G. Garcia Garcia ran for re-election. Tamara G. Garcia
District 4, Seat 8 Kevin S. Burke Burke ran for re-election. Kevin S. Burke
District 4, Seat 12 Anne K. McKeig McKeig ran for re-election. Anne K. McKeig
District 4, Seat 13 Regina Chu Chu ran for re-election. Regina Chu
District 4, Seat 18 Susan Burke Burke ran for re-election. Susan Burke
District 4, Seat 21 Mel I. Dickstein Dickstein ran for re-election. Mel I. Dickstein
District 4, Seat 23 William R. Howard Howard ran for re-election. William R. Howard
District 4, Seat 24 Marilyn J. Kaman Kaman ran for re-election. Marilyn J. Kaman
District 4, Seat 26 Joseph R. Klein Klein ran for re-election. Joseph R. Klein
District 4, Seat 29 Gary Larson Larson ran for re-election. Gary Larson
District 4, Seat 34 Karen A. Janisch Janisch ran for re-election. Karen A. Janisch
District 4, Seat 39 Laurie Miller Miller ran for re-election. Laurie Miller
District 4, Seat 41 Mark S. Wernick Wernick ran for re-election. Mark S. Wernick
District 4, Seat 49 John J. Sommerville Sommerville ran for re-election. John J. Sommerville
District 4, Seat 52 Fred Karasov Karasov ran for re-election. Fred Karasov
District 4, Seat 54 Lucy Ann Wieland Wieland ran for re-election. Lucy Ann Wieland
District 5, Seat 1 Greg Anderson Anderson ran for re-election. Greg Anderson
District 5, Seat 3 Allison Krehbiel Krehbiel ran for re-election. Allison Krehbiel
District 5, Seat 4 Jeffrey L. Flynn Flynn ran for re-election. Jeffrey L. Flynn
District 5, Seat 6 Michelle Dietrich Dietrich ran for re-election. Michelle Dietrich
District 5, Seat 9 Leland Bush Bush ran for re-election. Leland Bush
District 5, Seat 10 Kurt Johnson Johnson ran for re-election. Kurt Johnson
District 5, Seat 12 David W. Peterson Peterson ran for re-election. David W. Peterson
District 5, Seat 16 Linda S. Titus Titus ran for re-election. Linda S. Titus
District 6, Seat 2 Terrence Aronson Aronson ran for re-election. Terrence Aronson
District 6, Seat 11 Russ Conrow, Timothy A. Costley, Mike Cuzzo, Juhl Halvorson, John Steven Lind, Tim Little, James Ross, Lawrence W. Ulanowski Timothy A. Costley and Mike Cuzzo in the general election. Mike Cuzzo won with 60.7% of the vote.
District 6, Seat 13 Heather L. Sweetland Sweetland ran for re-election. Heather L. Sweetland
District 6, Seat 14 Mark Munger Munger ran for re-election. Mark Munger
District 6, Seat 16 John E. DeSanto DeSanto ran for re-election. John E. DeSanto
District 7, Seat 9 Michael Kirk Kirk ran for re-election. Michael Kirk
District 7, Seat 14 Skipper Pearson Pearson ran for re-election. Skipper Pearson
District 7, Seat 16 Joseph Evans Evans ran for re-election. Joseph Evans
District 7, Seat 21 James Hoolihan Hoolihan ran for re-election. James Hoolihan
District 7, Seat 22 Sally Robertson Robertson ran for re-election. Sally Robertson
District 7, Seat 25 John Scherer Scherer ran for re-election. John Scherer
District 7, Seat 28 Douglas Anderson Anderson ran for re-election. Douglas Anderson
District 8, Seat 1 Glen M. Jacobsen, Kathryn Smith Smith ran for re-election. Kathryn Smith won with 60.3% of the vote.
District 8, Seat 10 Paul Nelson Nelson ran for re-election. Paul Nelson
District 9, Seat 2 Earl E. Maus Maus ran for re-election. Earl E. Maus
District 9, Seat 5 John R. Hawkinson Hawkinson ran for re-election. John R. Hawkinson
District 9, Seat 9 Jon A. Maturi Maturi ran for re-election. Jon A. Maturi
District 9, Seat 16 Paul T. Benshoof, Darrell Carter Benshoof ran for re-election. Paul T. Benshoof won with 55% of the vote.
District 9, Seat 17 Terrance C. Holter, Paul E. Rasmussen Rasmussen ran for re-election. Paul E. Rasmussen won with 59.8% of the vote.
District 9, Seat 19 John P. Smith Smith ran for re-election. John P. Smith
District 9, Seat 20 Donna K. Dixon Dixon ran for re-election. Donna K. Dixon
District 9, Seat 23 Kristine R. DeMay DeMay ran for re-election. Kristine R. DeMay
District 10, Seat 3 Laurette S. Arnold, Helen R. Brosnahan, Patricia Burchill, Bridgid E. Dowdal, Portia Hampton-Flowers, David L. Hanson, Mimi Hasselbalch, Sheridan Keith Hawley, John E. Hennen, Dawn R. Hennessy, Tad Jude, Brian Leclair, Pete Marker, Catherine Ann McEnroe, Catherine McPherson, Kelley Malone O'Neill, Wm. Christopher Penwell, Jennifer Santoro Bovitz, Mary E. Smits, Richard Stebbins, Robert Steigauf, F. Joseph Taylor, Yamy Vang, Lindy T. Yokanovich Thomas G. Armstrong left office. Tad Jude won with 15.69% of the vote.
District 10, Seat 8 John R. McBride McBride ran for re-election. John R. McBride
District 10, Seat 18 Michele A. Davis Davis ran for re-election. Michele A. Davis
District 10, Seat 19 James Cunningham Cunningham ran for re-election. James Cunningham
District 10, Seat 20 Stephen M. Halsey Halsey ran for re-election. Stephen M. Halsey
District 10, Seat 27 John Dehen, Michael J. Roith Roith ran for re-election. John Dehen won with 51.75% of the vote.
District 10, Seat 28 Gary R. Schurrer Schurrer ran for re-election. Gary R. Schurrer
District 10, Seat 29 Krista K. Martin Martin ran for re-election. Krista K. Martin
District 10, Seat 30 Jenny Walker Jasper Jasper ran for re-election. Jenny Walker Jasper
District 10, Seat 31 John C. Hoffman Hoffman ran for re-election. John C. Hoffman
District 10, Seat 40 Robert G. Rancourt Rancourt ran for re-election. Robert G. Rancourt
District 10, Seat 41 Mary E. Hannon Hannon ran for re-election. Mary E. Hannon
District 10, Seat 42 Geoffrey Tenney Tenney ran for re-election. Geoffrey Tenney
District 10, Seat 44 Thomas M. Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick ran for re-election. Thomas M. Fitzpatrick
District 10, Seat 45 Kristin C. Larson Larson ran for re-election. Kristin C. Larson

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See also

External links

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Pine and Lakes "August primary changes filing dates in Minnesota," March 24, 2010 (dead link)
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Minnesota Secretary of State, State Offices
  3. ↑ Minnesota Secretary of State, Judicial Races Live Unofficial Results (dead link)
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 MN Secretary of State, Statewide Results for All Judicial Races (dead link)
  5. ↑ Minnesota Secretary of State, Unofficial Statewide Results for All Judicial Races
  6. ↑ Minnesota Secretary of State, Offices to Be Voted on in the 2010 General Election
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Minnesota courts

Federal courts:

Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals • U.S. District Court: District of Minnesota • U.S. Bankruptcy Court: District of Minnesota

State courts:

Minnesota Supreme Court • Minnesota Court of Appeals • Minnesota District Courts • Minnesota Problem-Solving Courts • Minnesota Tax Court • Minnesota Workers' Compensation Court of Appeals

State resources:

Courts in Minnesota • Minnesota judicial elections • Judicial selection in Minnesota

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