What party is Judge David P. Chamberlain?

None on the ballot: retention votes are nonpartisan, so no party label appears.

What does a retention vote mean?

A Yes/No vote on whether Judge David P. Chamberlain stays on the 7th Judicial Circuit — Circuit (Clay County) for another term. There is no opponent: YES keeps the judge, NO removes them if most voters vote NO.

David P. Chamberlain

Up for retention for 7th Judicial Circuit — Circuit Judge retention (Clay County) · November 3, 2026

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A Yes/No retention vote: YES keeps David P. Chamberlain on the court for another term. Appointed by —.

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What party is Judge David P. Chamberlain?: None on the ballot: retention votes are nonpartisan, so no party label appears.
What does a retention vote mean?: A Yes/No vote on whether Judge David P. Chamberlain stays on the 7th Judicial Circuit — Circuit (Clay County) for another term. There is no opponent: YES keeps the judge, NO removes them if most voters vote NO.

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