Hundreds of applicants have applied for positions as justices on Venezuela’s Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), raising concerns about political influence. A review of the 561 candidates revealed former political candidates, officials seeking to move between branches of government, and individuals previously involved in controversies. The applicants represent a broad range of backgrounds, but their connections to the political sphere are drawing criticism. This influx of candidates from outside the traditional judicial system raises questions about the independence and impartiality of the TSJ. The selection process is under scrutiny as observers worry about potential politicization of the court. The appointments could significantly impact the balance of power within Venezuela’s government.