Grand Blanc
Cheryl Lopez for Judge – Serving Grand Blanc and the 67-4 District Court
Supporting a Fair and Professional Judicial System for Grand Blanc Residents
Residents of The City of Grand Blanc and Grand Blanc Township are part of the 4th Division of the 67th District Court (67-4) in Genesee County. The court plays an important role in handling everyday legal matters such as traffic offenses, misdemeanor cases, landlord- tenant disputes, and small claims cases.
Cheryl Lopez is running for 67-4 District Court Judge with a focus on fairness, accountability, and maintaining public trust in the judicial system.
Her campaign is centered on ensuring the district court continues to serve the people of Grand Blanc and surrounding communities with professionalism and respect. Cheryl Lopez believes that every resident deserves a court system that is accessible, efficient, and committed to applying the law consistently for everyone.
FAQ
Which communities are part of the 67th District Court’s 4th Division?
The 4th division of the 67th District Court includes communities such as The City of Fenton and Fenton Township, The City of Grand Blanc and Grand Blanc Township, Linden, Swartz Creek, Argentine Township, Clayton Township, Gaines Township, and Mundy Township.
What types of cases are handled by the 67-4 District Court?
The court oversees cases such as traffic violations, misdemeanor criminal cases, landlord-tenant matters, small claims disputes, and preliminary hearings for felony cases.
When can residents vote for 67-4 District Court Judge?
Voting Information for 67-4 District Court Residents
Residents of the 67th District, 4th Division will have the opportunity to vote for which District Court Judge candidates will appear on the general election ballot in the upcoming primary elections on Tuesday, August 4, 2026. The General election, which decides who will fill the position, takes place Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026.
As judge, Cheryl Lopez will ensure the court continues to serve the community with fairness, integrity, and accountability.
To learn more about Cheryl Lopez and her campaign, visit the main campaign page or follow the Cheryl Lopez for Judge Facebook page for campaign updates.