Judicial Nominating Commission - List of Judicial Nominating Commissions

List of Judicial Nominating Commissions

Current statewide judicial nominating commissions:

  • Alaska - Alaska Judicial Council
  • Arizona - Arizona Commission on Appellate Court Appointments
  • Colorado - Colorado Supreme Court Nominating Commission
  • Connecticut - Connecticut Judicial Selection Commission
  • Delaware - Delaware Judicial Nominating Commission
  • District of Columbia - District of Columbia Judicial Nomination Commission
  • Florida - Florida Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Georgia - Georgia Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Hawaii - Hawaii Judicial Selection Commission
  • Idaho - Idaho Judicial Council
  • Indiana - Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Iowa - Iowa Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Kansas - Kansas Supreme Court Nominating Commission
  • Kentucky - Kentucky Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Maryland - Maryland Appellate Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Massachusetts - Massachusetts Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Minnesota - Minnesota Commission on Judicial Selection
  • Missouri - Missouri Appellate Judicial Commission
  • Montana - Montana Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Nebraska - Nebraska Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Oklahoma - Oklahoma Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Rhode Island - Rhode Island Judicial Nominating Commission
  • South Carolina - Judicial Merit Selection Commission
  • South Dakota - South Dakota Judicial Qualifications Commission
  • Tennessee - Tennessee Judicial Selection Commission
  • Utah - Utah Judicial Nominating Commissions
  • Vermont - Vermont Judicial Nominating Board
  • Wyoming - Wyoming Judicial Nominating Commission
See also: Redistricting commission

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