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Arkansas chief justice election won’t change conservative tilt of court, but will make history

  • The winner of Arkansas' Supreme Court chief justice race will not alter the court's conservative majority, which is currently held by Republican-backed justices with a 4-3 split.
  • Either Baker or Wood will be the first woman elected as chief justice in Arkansas, marking a historic milestone for the state.
  • The election outcome allows Governor Sanders to make a second appointment to the court next year, regardless of who loses the race.
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