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How to Decide Which Judge to Vote for
The California ballot lists Supreme and Appellate Court justices in a way that makes it appear they might be running against one another. They aren’t. Each justice has served out his or her term, and voters are asked to decide whether they should or should not be retained.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe California ballot lists Supreme and Appellate Court justices in a way that makes it appear they might be running against one another. They aren’t. Each justice has served out his or her term, and voters are asked to decide whether they should or should not be retained.
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The full episode
2 of 3A Last Look at Some of Tomorrow's Big Ballot- 0:00An Overview of the Bond Measures
- 0:00How to Decide Which Judge to Vote forYou’re reading this
- 0:00Proposition 90 and Eminent Domain