Your State-by-State Guide to the 2022 Supreme Court Elections
This is from May 2022 and has info about "regular" elections and retention elections.
"Most states with supreme court elections this year organize them as regular elections, namely races where multiple candidates face off against each other. Other states straddle a middle ground between appointed and elected judiciaries, with appointed judges facing so-called retention elections, which are up-and-down votes without challengers. It is exceedingly rare for justices to be ousted in retention elections—in fact, in some states this has never happened—though this is at least an avenue for major upheavals this fall in populous states such as Arizona, California, and Florida, if organizing on the left or right were to pick-up.
This breakdown from Bolts walks you through each state’s supreme court elections, telling you who’s running at this stage and why the race could matter. "
https://boltsmag.org/your-state-by-state-guide-to-the-2022-supreme-court-elections/
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