Ohio Supreme Court Elections
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The U.S. state of Ohio has a Supreme Court of seven members, who are elected for six-year terms. See also:
- List of Justices of the Ohio Supreme Court
- Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court
Read more about Ohio Supreme Court Elections: Chief Justice of The Ohio Supreme Court, Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Justice (1), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Justice (2), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Justice (3), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Justice (4), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Justice (5), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Justice (6), First Constitution of Ohio (1803-1851), Second Constitution of Ohio (1851-1912), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Judge (1), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Judge (2), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Judge (3), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Judge (4), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Judge (5), Candidates For Ohio Supreme Court Judge (6)
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