Kentucky and Michigan Democrats have secured the majority in the Supreme Court.

The Michigan Supreme Court currently has a 5-2 Democratic majority, as confirmed by multiple sources including Michigan Advance and State Court Report. This indicates that Democrats have indeed secured the majority on Michigan's highest court.michiganadvance.commichiganadvance.comDemocrats vault into a 5-2 majority on the Michigan Supreme Court • Michigan...statecourtreport.orgstatecourtreport.orgKey 2022 State Supreme Court Election Results and What They Mean

In Kentucky, the situation is more nuanced. Kentucky Supreme Court justices are elected in nonpartisan elections, but political parties endorse candidates. Recent election results show Democrats have flipped at least one seat on the Kentucky Supreme Court, notably with Pamela Goodwine's historic win.newsweek.comnewsweek.comDemocrats Flip Kentucky Supreme Court Seat However, the overall partisan composition of the Kentucky Supreme Court is not explicitly stated as a Democratic majority in the sources.

Ballotpedia and Kentucky Court of Justice sources confirm that Kentucky's Supreme Court consists of seven justices elected from districts with eight-year terms, but do not provide a clear partisan breakdown.kycourts.govkycourts.govSupreme Courtballotpedia.orgballotpedia.orgKentucky Supreme Court

The Ballotpedia News article notes competitive elections in both Kentucky and Michigan that could shift court ideologies, supporting that Democrats have made significant gains.news.ballotpedia.orgnews.ballotpedia.orgDemocrats and Republicans endorse competing candidates in Kentucky’s nonpartisan...