Ann M. Maurer won the Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge, Office 60, seat after running unopposed in the June 2, 2026, primary election.
Maurer received 1,159,692 votes, 100% of ballots cast, according to the Los Angeles Times. The November 2026 general election was subsequently canceled, the Times reported. The race is nonpartisan.
Candidate information
- Office: Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge, Office 60
- Current role: Chief assistant city attorney, City of Glendale
- Education: University of Michigan (1990)
- Hometown: Born in Detroit
Maurer's campaign website describes her as an "Experienced Prosecutor. Proven Leader. Ready to Serve." She said cities have relied on her for more than three decades "to make the right call in their most complex and consequential cases."
Experience and public service
Maurer said she attended the AGBU Alex Manoogian School, where she was introduced to the Armenian language and culture. At 20, she said she moved to Los Angeles to open and run the West Coast office of an Armenian English-language newspaper while freelancing for the Los Angeles Times, according to her campaign biography.
She has served as chief assistant city attorney for the City of Glendale, according to her BallotReady profile.
Maurer has been a member of the American Board of Trial Attorneys since 2015 and has volunteered as an attorney coach for the mock trial team at Crescenta Valley High School since 2018, her campaign states.
Candidate information is drawn from the candidate's campaign website, BallotReady profile data and Los Angeles Times reporting. No candidate questionnaire responses were available for this profile.
