Ryan Dibble, a deputy district attorney in the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, is running for Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge, Office 181. The nonpartisan seat is on the Nov. 3, 2026, general election ballot.
Dibble was born in Torrance. He has worked as a deputy district attorney since 2006, according to BallotReady profile data. He served as a Superior Court commissioner, according to his USC Gould School of Law lecturer profile, and as a volunteer temporary judge, according to the Metropolitan News-Enterprise.
Candidate information
- Birthplace: Torrance, California
- Education: Bachelor's degree in accounting and political science, University of Southern California (2002); juris doctor, University of California (2005)
- Party: Nonpartisan
Experience and public service
- Deputy district attorney, Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office (2006–present)
- Adjunct lecturer in law, University of California School of Law (2022–present)
- Superior Court commissioner, Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles (2025)
- Volunteer temporary judge, Los Angeles Superior Court (2025)
On the issues
No issue positions or policy responses from Dibble were available for this profile.
Endorsements
The following endorsements have been claimed by the endorsing organizations, according to BallotReady profile data and the Metropolitan News-Enterprise:
- Metropolitan News-Enterprise
- Los Angeles County Democrats
- Democrats for Neighborhood Action
Los Angeles County Superior Court judges hear civil and criminal cases across the county's courthouses. Judges serve six-year terms. This profile uses information from Ballotpedia, BallotReady, the Metropolitan News-Enterprise and the USC Gould School of Law. The candidate did not provide questionnaire responses for this profile.
