Judges' rulings on transparency in police investigations influence voter decisions.

Too late to help me, but one of my law-savvy friends sent me a link to this site that has more info on each judge https://intelligence.trellis.law/california-judges-2026/supreme-court/ https://intelligence.trellis.law/california-judges-2026/court-of-appeal/first-district/ Now I see that Preston's nemesis ruled for more transparency around investigation of Vallejo's badge-bending cops, which sounds pretty good to me. Ugh, adding more information just makes it harder to choose. Good thing I already turned in my ballot

#sfpol Too late to help me, but one of my law-savvy friends sent me a link to this site that has more info on each judge on the ballot https://intelligence.trellis.law/california-judges-2026/supreme-court/ https://intelligence.trellis.law/california-judges-2026/court-of-appeal/first-district/ Now I see that Preston's nemesis ruled for more transparency around investigation of Vallejo's badge-bending cops, which sounds pretty good to me. Ugh, adding more information just makes it harder to choose. Good thing I already turned in my ballot