Utah judicial elections, 2010

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The Utah judicial elections of 2010 consisted of a Primary Election on June 22, 2010 and a General Election on November 2, 2010.

Overview

The Utah Supreme Court is composed of five members. A Chief Justice, Associate Justice, and three justices make up the Utah Supreme Court serving renewable 10-year terms.

Retention in 2010

Court of Appeals

Court	Candidate	Results
Utah Court of Appeals	William Thorne	Retained with 77.08% of the vote.

District Court

Court	Candidate	Results
Utah First Judicial District	Clint S. Judkins	Retained with 84.23% of the vote
Utah Second Judicial District	Michael G. Allphin	Retained with 78.64% of the vote
Utah Second Judicial District	Glen R. Dawson	Retained with 78.74% of the vote
Utah Second Judicial District	Ernest W. Jones	Retained with 78.39% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	Judith S.H. Atherton	Retained with 73.71% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	Terry L. Christiansen	Retained with 76.65% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	L. A. Dever	Retained with 70.64% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	Robert P. Faust	Retained with 74.26% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	Robert K. Hilder	Retained with 73.81% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	Mark S. Kouris	Retained with 73.9% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	Bruce C. Lubeck	Retained with 72.95% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	Sandra N. Peuler	Retained with 74.53% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	Randall Skanchy	Retained with 72.69% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	Kate A. Toomey	Retained with 73.94% of the vote
Utah Third Judicial District	Vernice S. Trease	Retained with 73.87% of the vote
Utah Fourth Judicial District	Donald Eyre, Jr.	Retained with 81.51% of the vote
Utah Fourth Judicial District	Fred D. Howard	Retained with 81.15% of the vote
Utah Fourth Judicial District	Claudia Laycock	Retained with 78.99% of the vote
Utah Fourth Judicial District	Darold J. McDade	Retained with 80.52% of the vote
Utah Fourth Judicial District	David Mortensen	Retained with 81.87% of the vote
Utah Fifth Judicial District	G. Rand Beacham	Retained with 81.65% of the vote
Utah Seventh Judicial District	George M. Harmond	Retained with 82.32% of the vote
Utah Seventh Judicial District	Douglas B. Thomas	Retained with 81.49% of the vote
Second District Juvenile Court	Mark Andrus	Retained with 79.74% of the vote
Third District Juvenile Court	Kimberly K. Hornak	Retained with 74.87% of the vote
Third District Juvenile Court	Mark May	Retained with 74.85% of the vote
Third District Juvenile Court	James R. Michie, Jr.	Retained with 74.52% of the vote
Third District Juvenile Court	Frederic M. Oddone	Retained with 73.28% of the vote
Fourth District Juvenile Court	Suchada Bazzelle	Retained with 79.84% of the vote
Fourth District Juvenile Court	Sterling Sainsbury	Retained with 82.02% of the vote
Fifth District Juvenile Court	Hans Q. Chamberlain	Retained with 84.13% of the vote
Fifth District Juvenile Court	Thomas M. Higbee	Retained with 84.48% of the vote
Sixth District Juvenile Court	Paul D. Lyman	Retained with 82.76% of the vote

Justice Courts

The Utah Justice Court judges that stand for retention do so every four years. Originally, they are appointed by a county commission.

First District

Dennis J. Barker Kevin Christensen Wayne Cooper Evan B. Hall David C. Marx

Ross McKinnon Terry Moore Kevin L. Nelson Cheryl A. Russell Jack Stevens

Second District

Norman Ashton Joseph M. Bean James L. Beesley Tony Hassell

Jerald L. Jensen Patrick E. Lambert Andrea W. Lockwood Richard T. London David L. Miller

Robert G. Peters Reuben John Renstrom John L. Sandberg R. Scott Waterfall

Third District

Peggy Acomb Clinton Balmforth Holly M. Barringham John L. Baxter Daniel F. Bertch Gregory L. Bown Darold "Dar" Butcher

L.G. Cutler Daniel B. Gibbons Shauna Graves-Robertson Catherine M. Johnson Shauna L. Kerr Ronald E. Kunz Michael W. Kwan

Sydney Magid Brendan P. McCullagh Ronald E. Powell Jeanne M. Robison Donald Sawaya Mary L. Saxon

Keith L. Stoney Marsha C. Thomas W. Paul Thompson Virginia Ward Susan Weidauer Ronald C. Wolthuis

Fourth District

W. Brent Bullock Scott J. Cullimore David C. Dahlquist Sherlynn W. Fenstermaker Ronald R. Hare

Debra Haveron Orson Lane McCotter Darwin R. Poulsen Stevan W. Ridge

Stanley K. Robison Vernon F. Romney Garry R. Sampson Keith L. Stoney Sharla T. Williams

Fifth District

Kenneth H. Adams Ken Armstrong Shadrach Bradshaw Lee Bunnell Richard D. Carr Dennis Byron Cox

Paul Eugene Dame Jetta A. Davie Brent Allan Dunlap Margaret Miller Karlin Scott Myers Jetta Robinson Douglas Whitlock

Sixth District

Roy Brown Russell B. Bulkley Elizabeth Ann Christensen F. Kirk Heaton

Gary L. Johnson Martin Nay Kent Nielsen Ivo Ray Peterson

Thomas Lee Robertson Lesley G. Scott Peter J. Thompson John Rowland Cox, Jr.

Seventh District

• James J. Harris
• Lyon W. Hazleton II
• Aubrey E. Holderness
• Linda Murdock
• Elayne Storrs
• Steven L. Stream

Eighth District

• Jack D. Peterson
• Charlene S. Hartmann
• Cleopatra McRae
• G. A. "Jody" Petry
• Clair Poulson
• Anne B. Steen

See also

• Judicial elections, 2010
• Judicial selection in Utah
• Campaign finance requirements for Utah judicial elections

External links

• Offices Up For Election
• Financial Disclosure Requirements
• US Elections: Utah
• American Judicature Society, "Judicial Selection in the States: Utah," archived January 13, 2012