Justice Noah Hood and Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh for Supreme Court
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Find Justice Noah Hood and Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh on the Nonpartisan Section of Your Ballot!
The nonpartisan section is towards the end and in some places, you’ll have to flip your ballot over to find it. Make sure you fill out your whole ballot and bubble in Noah Hood and Megan Cavanagh!
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Noah Hood
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Megan Cavanagh
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Justice Noah Hood and Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh are nominated by the Michigan Democratic Party.
Hood and Cavanagh will protect our reproductive freedoms and constitutional rights.
Why Your Vote Matters:
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Protect Abortion and Reproductive Freedom
Ensure access to essential healthcare and safeguard medical decisions between a woman and her doctor.
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Defend Constitutional Rights
Protect your freedoms and ensure justice for all Michiganders.
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Fight for Fair Maps
Support fair redistricting to uphold democracy and representation.
About Democrat Justice Noah Hood:
Worked in the U.S. Attorney’s office, prosecuting complex federal cases including fraud, identity theft, money laundering, and crimes against children.
Appointed to one of the busiest trial courts in the country, presiding over high-volume criminal dockets.
Lifelong Detroiter, public servant, and jurist committed to facts, fairness, integrity, and the rule of law.
About Democrat Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh:
Practiced appellate law in Detroit for over 15 years before being elected to the Michigan Supreme Court.
On the Supreme Court, she led efforts to improve child welfare outcomes, strengthen legal representation for families, and collaborate with tribal courts.
Has served on the Supreme Court since 2019, and was elected to Chief Justice in 2025.
