There are five candidates vying for the two open seats on the Michigan Supreme Court this general election. Pictured top row from left to right: Justice Richard Bernstein, Rep. Kyra Harris Bolden, D-Southfield, and Paul Hudson. Pictured bottom row from left to right: Kerry Lee Morgan and Justice Brian Zahra.

Election day is quickly approaching, and Michigan voters will have the chance to decide between five candidates to fill two open seats for the Michigan Supreme Court this general election.

In interviews with MLive and Vote411.org, a voter guide created in partnership with MLive and the League of Women voters, these Supreme Court candidates revealed why they’re running for election, what issues they believe are facing the court system and how they’re separating themselves from partisan politics.

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