Alvin M. Yearwood

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A justice of the state's highest court. Has the final word on what the state constitution and state laws mean, and oversees the state's courts and lawyers. A retention vote asks only whether the justice should stay for another term.

1 candidate ran for Supreme Court Justice, 12th Judicial District (Bronx County) in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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Alvin M. Yearwood is running as a Democrat.

What does the Supreme Court Justice, 12th Judicial District (Bronx County) seat do?

A justice of the state's highest court. Has the final word on what the state constitution and state laws mean, and oversees the state's courts and lawyers. A retention vote asks only whether the justice should stay for another term.

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