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Three Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices are on the ballot Nov. 4, when voters will decide whether to extend each of their tenures for another 10-year term. There are currently five justices who were elected as Democrats and two who were elected as Republicans on the bench. This year’s retention race has drawn heightened attention, as Republicans have launched a campaign to sink the retention bids of Justices Kevin Dougherty, Christine Donohue, and David Wecht — all elected as Democrats in 2015

Only one Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice since 1968 has failed to win a retention election, in which voters face a yes-or-no choice on whether to give incumbents new 10-year terms, rather than a choice between candidates. Tuesday’s results will be discouraging for anyone hoping to increase that number soon. Hoping to break liberals’ 5-2 majority on the state’s highest court, Republicans spent big in an attempt to oust three justices who were originally elected as Democrats. Democratic groups

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