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In defense of judicial elections

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Electoral Systems and Political Participation American Constitutional Law and Politics

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1. The History of Electing Judges 2. The Question of Voter Interest 3. Campaign Spending 4. Electoral Competition 5. Incumbency 6. The Impact of Institutional Reforms to Judicial Elections 7. Conclusion

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