What You Need to Know
- At least 27 judges currently seated on appellate and state court benches located in Fulton County have terms expiring Dec. 31, 2024.
- Jurists seeking to retain their seats must run for reelection in the May 21, 2024, general nonpartisan primary election.
- Supreme Court of Georgia justices and Georgia Court of Appeals judges make up one-third of jurists facing potential challengers.
(Credit: JILLIANCAINPHOTOGRAPHY/Adobe Stock)[/caption] More than two-dozen judges are up for reelection on appellate and state court benches located in Fulton County. Click through this Daily Report slideshow to see which jurists may soon be challenged for their seat in the May 2024 nonpartisan primary election. Each of the following judges have terms expiring Dec. 31, 2024: Supreme Court of Georgia
- Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs
- Presiding Justice Nels S.D. Peterson
- Justice John J. Ellington
- Justice Andrew A. Pinson
Georgia Court of Appeals
- Chief Judge Amanda Mercier
- Presiding Judge Stephen Louis A. Dillard
- Presiding Judge M. Yvette Miller
- Judge Kenneth B. Hodges III
- Judge Brian M. Rickman
Fulton County Superior Court
- Chief Judge Ural D Glanville
- Judge Kim M. Esmond Adams
- Judge Rachelle Carnesale
- Judge Thomas A. Cox Jr.
- Judge Eric Dunaway
- Judge Belinda Edwards
- Judge Melynee Leftridge Harris
- Judge Shukura L. Ingram
- Judge Rachel Krause
- Judge Emily Richardson
- Judge Shermela J. Williams
Fulton County State Court
- Chief Judge Wesley B. Tailor
- Judge Diane E. Bessen
- Judge Myra H. Dixon
- Judge Susan E. Edlein
- Judge John R. Mather
- Judge Jane Morrison
- Judge Patsy Y. Porter
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