Due to the expiration of two justices’ terms, two seats on the Michigan Supreme Court will be up for nonpartisan election on November 3, 2026. Incumbents Megan Cavanagh and Noah Hood are running for reelection against Thomas Howe, Twenty Third Circuit Judge Casandra Morse-Bills, Sixth Circuit Judge Michael D. Warren Jr., and Jody White. The two candidates that receive the most votes will be elected to an 8-year term on the court.
Estimated Total TV Spending:
Candidates:
- Estimated spending by Cavanagh & Hood: $840,800
Outside Spending:
- Estimated spending by Justice for All Michigan: $2,128,301
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October 7 – Rights
In this ad, a voiceover says: "When abortion rights were threatened, they upheld our freedoms.
Sponsor: Justice For All Michigan
September 23 – Across Generations
In this ad, a voiceover says: “Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh, Michigan justice across generations. Justice Noah Hood, family built on public service.”
Sponsor: Cavanagh & Hood
September 22 – Protecting The Rights
In this ad, a voiceover says: “Two chapters, one commitment protecting the rights of every Michigander.”
Sponsor: Cavanagh & Hood