Unsure about how to vote in California Supreme Court election? You’re not alone

A community story from California, reported by CalMatters.

Community · California · October 19, 2026

From CalMatters

Why do we vote on judges, and how are we supposed to decide? It’s a recurring question we’re hearing in our conversation with voters this fall. Judges aren’t exactly household names, although one on your ballot shares a name with a certain multiplatinum-selling musician. They generally don’t campaign, either.

Reported by CalMatters, October 19, 2026. Read the full story at CalMatters →

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