Judge
Hon. T. Glenn Ellington
Los Alamos County (NM), New Mexico
Hon. T. Glenn Ellington has presided over 80 cases in our database. View their complete ruling history and outcome statistics below.
About
T. Glenn Ellington is a seasoned New Mexico judge who has served on the First Judicial District Court, Division 7 since his election in 2010. Prior to his judgeship, Ellington held a variety of legal and public service roles, including attorney at Ellington & Ellington, cabinet secretary for the New Mexico Department of Taxation and Revenue, judge on the New Mexico Court of Appeals, district judge on the First Judicial District Court, public defender, and private practice attorney. He earned his bachelor's degree from New Mexico State University in 1984, his J.D. from the University of New Mexico School of Law in 1988, and a certificate of general jurisdiction from the National Judicial College in 1997. Ellington was retained in the 2014 judicial election with 82% of the vote and received a favorable performance evaluation from the New Mexico Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission.
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- In The Matter Of Katharine E Clarket. All
- In The Matter Of Alex M Naranjo
- In The Matter Of In The Matter Of The Regular Local Election Of November 4 2025
- In The Matter Of Santa Fe County Clerk
- In The Matter Of The Board Of County Commissioners Of The County Of Santa Fe
- In The Matter Of The Board Of County Commisionerof The County Of Santa Feet. All
- In The Matter Of Antonio De Vargas
- Griffin, Matthew James V. Tafoya Lucero, Alisha, Et. Al.
- In The Matter Of Rio Arriba County Clerk
- In The Matter Of The Verified, Expedited Petition Of The Board Of County Commissioners Of The County Of Santa Fe And Katharine E. Clark, Santa Fe County Clerk, To Adjust Six Consolidated Precincts For All Elections In 2022 And 2023; Designate A New Polling Place For Consolidated Precincts 14, 72, 88, 114, 126, And 150 For All Elections In 2022 And 2023; To Designate An Additional Polling Places/voter Convenience Center For One Consolidated Precincts For Elections In 2022 And 2023; And To Designate Additional Polling Places/voter Convenience Centers For Two Consolidated Precincts For Elections In 2023