Megan Kathleen CavanaghMegan Kathleen Cavanagh

EMILYs List endorsed incumbent Chief Justice

For too long, state supreme courts flew under the radar—but voters are waking up to the fact that these benches are the ultimate battleground for our basic rights. Electing pro-democracy judges ensures our highest state courts act as an independent firewall to protect voting access and reproductive freedom, rather than a rubber stamp for partisan overreach.

AAPAC endorsed the reelection of Justices Megan Cavanagh and Noah Hood to the Michigan Supreme Court for additional eight-year terms. Both are seeking to remain on the state’s highest court. Cavanagh serves as chief justice and has an extensive record of improving court efficiency and facilitating public access to justice.

Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood are the two Democratic Party-nominated incumbents running for reelection to the Michigan Supreme Court. They have each spent their careers standing up to corrupt politicians and holding big corporations accountable.

Chief Justice Cavanagh grew up in East Lansing and built her career as a top appellate attorney—ensuring the justice system is transparent and people-centered. Justice Hood is a Detroit native, who built his career as a prosecutor—earning national recognition for his skill combating financial crimes, and public corruption.

On the bench, Justices Cavanagh and Hood are focused on protecting the freedoms enshrined in the Michigan Constitution — including the right to abortion access, voting rights, and workers’ rights. They will continue to protect our democracy and fight back against any attempt to interfere with Michigan elections and undermine the will of Michigan voters.

Justices Cavanagh and Hood are endorsed by Michigan AFL-CIO, AFT Michigan, Michigan LCV, and Service Employees International Union - Michigan.

Casandra Morse-Bills and Michael Warren are the Republican Party-nominated candidates for the Michigan Supreme Court. They each have a dangerous history of corrupt behavior. Warren used his position as judge to enrich himself, forcing people appearing before him to listen to his book and selling it to colleagues. Morse-Bills failed to disclose a conflict of interest where her own cousin was seated as a juror on a child sexual abuse case that Morse-Bills oversaw, and she reportedly text him during the trial.

Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood are the most progressive choices in this race.

Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood are the two Democratic Party-nominated incumbents running for reelection to the Michigan Supreme Court. They have each spent their careers standing up to corrupt politicians and holding big corporations accountable.

Chief Justice Cavanagh grew up in East Lansing and built her career as a top appellate attorney—ensuring the justice system is transparent and people-centered. Justice Hood is a Detroit native, who built his career as a prosecutor—earning national recognition for his skill combating financial crimes, and public corruption.

On the bench, Justices Cavanagh and Hood are focused on protecting the freedoms enshrined in the Michigan Constitution — including the right to abortion access, voting rights, and workers’ rights. They will continue to protect our democracy and fight back against any attempt to interfere with Michigan elections and undermine the will of Michigan voters.

Justices Cavanagh and Hood are endorsed by Michigan AFL-CIO, AFT Michigan, Michigan LCV, and Service Employees International Union - Michigan.

Casandra Morse-Bills and Michael Warren are the Republican Party-nominated candidates for the Michigan Supreme Court. They each have a dangerous history of corrupt behavior. Warren used his position as judge to enrich himself, forcing people appearing before him to listen to his book and selling it to colleagues. Morse-Bills failed to disclose a conflict of interest where her own cousin was seated as a juror on a child sexual abuse case that Morse-Bills oversaw, and she reportedly text him during the trial.

Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood are the most progressive choices in this race.

Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood are the two Democratic Party-nominated incumbents running for reelection to the Michigan Supreme Court. They have each spent their careers standing up to corrupt politicians and holding big corporations accountable.

Chief Justice Cavanagh grew up in East Lansing and built her career as a top appellate attorney—ensuring the justice system is transparent and people-centered. Justice Hood is a Detroit native, who built his career as a prosecutor—earning national recognition for his skill combating financial crimes, and public corruption.

On the bench, Justices Cavanagh and Hood are focused on protecting the freedoms enshrined in the Michigan Constitution — including the right to abortion access, voting rights, and workers’ rights. They will continue to protect our democracy and fight back against any attempt to interfere with Michigan elections and undermine the will of Michigan voters.

Justices Cavanagh and Hood are endorsed by Michigan AFL-CIO, AFT Michigan, Michigan LCV, and Service Employees International Union - Michigan.

Casandra Morse-Bills and Michael Warren are the Republican Party-nominated candidates for the Michigan Supreme Court. They each have a dangerous history of corrupt behavior. Warren used his position as judge to enrich himself, forcing people appearing before him to listen to his book and selling it to colleagues. Morse-Bills failed to disclose a conflict of interest where her own cousin was seated as a juror on a child sexual abuse case that Morse-Bills oversaw, and she reportedly text him during the trial.

Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood are the most progressive choices in this race.

Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood are the two Democratic Party-nominated incumbents running for reelection to the Michigan Supreme Court. They have each spent their careers standing up to corrupt politicians and holding big corporations accountable.

Chief Justice Cavanagh grew up in East Lansing and built her career as a top appellate attorney—ensuring the justice system is transparent and people-centered. Justice Hood is a Detroit native, who built his career as a prosecutor—earning national recognition for his skill combating financial crimes, and public corruption.

On the bench, Justices Cavanagh and Hood are focused on protecting the freedoms enshrined in the Michigan Constitution — including the right to abortion access, voting rights, and workers’ rights. They will continue to protect our democracy and fight back against any attempt to interfere with Michigan elections and undermine the will of Michigan voters.

Justices Cavanagh and Hood are endorsed by Michigan AFL-CIO, AFT Michigan, Michigan LCV, and Service Employees International Union - Michigan.

Casandra Morse-Bills and Michael Warren are the Republican Party-nominated candidates for the Michigan Supreme Court. They each have a dangerous history of corrupt behavior. Warren used his position as judge to enrich himself, forcing people appearing before him to listen to his book and selling it to colleagues. Morse-Bills failed to disclose a conflict of interest where her own cousin was seated as a juror on a child sexual abuse case that Morse-Bills oversaw, and she reportedly text him during the trial.

Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood are the most progressive choices in this race.

On the back of your ballot (separate choices, even if voting a straight ticket), the non-partisan Supreme Court Justice candidates that we recommend are:

Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood are the two Democratic Party-nominated incumbents running for reelection to the Michigan Supreme Court. They have each spent their careers standing up to corrupt politicians and holding big corporations accountable.

Chief Justice Cavanagh grew up in East Lansing and built her career as a top appellate attorney—ensuring the justice system is transparent and people-centered. Justice Hood is a Detroit native, who built his career as a prosecutor—earning national recognition for his skill combating financial crimes, and public corruption.

On the bench, Justices Cavanagh and Hood are focused on protecting the freedoms enshrined in the Michigan Constitution — including the right to abortion access, voting rights, and workers’ rights. They will continue to protect our democracy and fight back against any attempt to interfere with Michigan elections and undermine the will of Michigan voters.

Justices Cavanagh and Hood are endorsed by Michigan AFL-CIO, AFT Michigan, Michigan LCV, and Service Employees International Union - Michigan.

Casandra Morse-Bills and Michael Warren are the Republican Party-nominated candidates for the Michigan Supreme Court. They each have a dangerous history of corrupt behavior. Warren used his position as judge to enrich himself, forcing people appearing before him to listen to his book and selling it to colleagues. Morse-Bills failed to disclose a conflict of interest where her own cousin was seated as a juror on a child sexual abuse case that Morse-Bills oversaw, and she reportedly text him during the trial.

Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood are the most progressive choices in this race.