In Focus: Pa. Supreme Court Justices Face Retention Vote

‘Don’t Fall for It’: Pennsylvania Supreme Court Election Disinformation - Bucks County Beacon

You’ve probably seen or heard about the election mailers across Pennsylvania about the upcoming state Supreme Court retention elections. They look official. They cite court cases. Some even mention trusted civic organizations like the League of Women Voters. Don’t fall for it. These mailers are political advertisements funded by interest groups and political action committees, not publicly accountable organizations. They want to influence how yo…

In Focus: Pa. Supreme Court justices face retention vote

Pennsylvania voters will soon decide whether three Democratic Supreme Court justices should remain on the bench in a retention vote that omits party affiliations and prohibits campaigning.

How decisions made by Pa.’s highest court shape rural communities

Pennsylvania voters will help decide whether three state Supreme Court justices get more time on the bench. Here’s how the court has shaped rural areas.

Abortion rights lead pro-Democrat ads for PA Supreme Court

HARRISBURG — Several groups hoping to keep Democrats in the majority on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court are focusing their messaging on abortion in the lead-up to November’s critical retention elections. Collectively, they’ve spent millions of dollars to urge voters to give three justices more years on the bench. Following the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, abortion hasn't dominated lawmaking in Pennsylvania. The governor is a Democrat…

Pennsylvania Supreme Court would be left short-handed if retention effort fails

For all the political debate about whether or not to retain state Supreme Court justices Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty or David Wecht this fall, one question rarely gets discussed: If voters decide to send them home on Nov. 4 … what happens next?

Meet the three Pa. Supreme Court justices up for retention on the November ballot

Voters will decide whether the Pennsylvania Supreme Court should be transformed for years to come when they are asked next month whether they should retain three justices for another 10-year term or oust them.