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Pennsylvania Politics · PennsylvaniaDemocrats and their allied groups are pouring in more money, cutting a fresh television ad with Gov. Josh Shapiro and sending in the national party chairman in the final week of campaigning for a Pennsylvania Supreme Court election, possible signs of concern for a race that could reshape the highest court in the largest presidential battleground.See the Story
Democrats, Allied Groups Pour Millions Into Pennsylvania Supreme Court Race to Counter GOP Campaign
76% Center coverage: 46 sources
Election Day · PennsylvaniaDemocrats have held a majority on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court for 10 years, and this year’s uniquely politicized and costly retention election gives voters the chance to keep that majority intact or potentially flip the court within a couple years. Democratic Justices Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty and David Wecht face “yes” or “no” votes on their retention for another 10-year term. While there are no term limits for the court, there is an …See the Story
With 3 Pa. Supreme Court Justices up for Retention, Here Are Key Recent Rulings
75% Center coverage: 12 sources
Abortion · BellefontePennsylvania 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.See the Story
In Focus: Pa. Supreme Court Justices Face Retention Vote
67% Center coverage: 9 sources
