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Nevada Court of Appeals Judge campaigns
Nevada elects Court of Appeals Judges in Departments 1–3. Use the actual appellate department; do not confuse it with a Supreme Court seat or a Clark County trial department.
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Campaign identity
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Jurisdiction and scope
Nevada elects Court of Appeals Judges in Departments 1–3. Use the actual appellate department; do not confuse it with a Supreme Court seat or a Clark County trial department.
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Office and electorate
Nevada elects Court of Appeals Judges in Departments 1–3. Use the actual appellate department; do not confuse it with a Supreme Court seat or a Clark County trial department.
An appointment to an unexpired vacancy does not by itself remove an office’s later election. Check the actual department’s official election record rather than infer selection from the incumbent’s arrival.
Campaign planning for this seat
Label appellate candidacy accurately and retain the judicial candidate’s reviewed text. Questions about cases, endorsements or contributions require the appropriate judicial campaign review before a response is released.
The statewide judicial department record
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