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Casandra Morse-Bills

Running for Justice of the Supreme Court · Michigan

Casandra Morse-Bills

Nominated by the Republican Party of Michigan
What to know
  • Nominated by the Republican Party of Michigan
  • Circuit Court Judge
  • Former prosecutor
  • Supported by Michigan Right to Life and Michigan Chamber PAC
  • Endorsed by organizations that oppose abortion access

Biography

Morse-Bills is the presiding judge on the 23rd Judicial Circuit Court, which covers Alcona, Arenac, Iosco and Oscoda counties. Previously, Morse-Bills was the Oscoda County Prosecuting Attorney and worked in private practice. She said that a “judge's job is to apply the law as it is written” and that she is dedicated to the “principles of fairness and accountability.” Morse-Bills grew up in Oscoda County.

Supported by
  • Nominated by the Republican Party of Michigan
  • Michigan Right to Life
  • Michigan Chamber PAC

Where they stand

Abortion Access

CASANDRA MORSE-BILLS: Morse-Bills is nominated by the Michigan Republican Party, which has opposed abortion access.

Education

CASANDRA MORSE-BILLS: We could not locate information about where Morse-Bills stands on education.

Environment

CASANDRA MORSE-BILLS: We could not locate information about where Morse-Bills stands on the environment.

Michigan

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