Gerald M. Prill

About this race

A judge on the state's main trial court. Hears serious criminal cases (felonies), large civil lawsuits and, in many states, family and probate matters.

1 candidate ran for 52nd Circuit Court Judge (Incumbent Position) (Huron County) in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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Is Gerald M. Prill the incumbent?

Yes. Gerald M. Prill currently holds this office.

What does the 52nd Circuit Court Judge (Incumbent Position) seat do?

A judge on the state's main trial court. Hears serious criminal cases (felonies), large civil lawsuits and, in many states, family and probate matters.

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