Supreme Court Justice, 11th Judicial District (Queens County)

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5 candidates · General election, November 3, 2026

What this office does

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.

Candidates

Edwin I. Novillo

Democrat
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Gary Muraca

Republican
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Oma D. Phillips

Democrat
Not enough public record yet to place on the left–right scale.

David A. Bellon

Republican
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Gail A. Adams

Democrat
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Who is running for Supreme Court Justice, 11th Judicial District (Queens County) in 2026?
Edwin I. Novillo (Democrat), Gary Muraca (Republican), Oma D. Phillips (Democrat), David A. Bellon (Republican) and Gail A. Adams (Democrat).
What does this office 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.
Who should I vote for in the Supreme Court Justice, 11th Judicial District (Queens County) race?
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When is the election?
The general election was Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Counts are unofficial until each state certifies its results over the following weeks; your state or county election office has the official results.

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