Alabama Supreme Court Justice Sarah Stewart cruised to a lopsided win Tuesday in the race for state Supreme Court chief justice.
Sarah Stewart celebrates her victory on Tuesday, March 5, 2023, in Mobile, Alabama, in the Republican primary for Alabama Supreme Court chief justice.) -
Stewart, addressing a room packed with current and retired judges from Mobile and Baldwin counties, said she ran on a platform of “re-establishing trustworthiness in the court system.” Stewart earned her law degree in 1992 from Vanderbilt Law School. She served as a circuit judge in Mobile County before Riley appointed her to the Supreme Court in 2006.
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