Loretta Rush has been unanimously reappointed as Chief Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court for a third five-year term by the Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission. Having first joined the court in 2012 and becoming the first female chief justice in 2014, Rush emphasized the importance of public trust in the judiciary during her reappointment discussions. She has overseen significant advancements in the judicial system, including electronic filing and initiatives for behavioral health issues. Her leadership has been praised by her fellow justices, who noted her integrity, vision, and ability to uplift her team. As she looks ahead, Rush expressed a commitment to continuing improvements within the judiciary and hinted at a desire to work in civil legal aid after her tenure. Voters will have the opportunity to decide on her retention as a judge on November 5, 2024.